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  1. Ahmed, Anwar

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      When is facial paralysis Bell palsy? Current diagnosis and treatment
      Anwar Ahmed, MD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 398-405;

      Bell palsy is largely a diagnosis of exclusion, but certain features distinguish it from facial paralysis due to other conditions.

  2. Choure, Arti J.

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      Fever, chills, and chest radiographic infiltrates in a middle-aged woman
      Arti J. Choure, MD, Rabin K. Shrestha, MD, Steven P. Larosa, MD and Atul C. Mehta, MBBS
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 367-374;

      A woman with a history of asthma, hypothyroidism, nephrolithiasis, and bowel problems has worsening shortness of breath. She also has an interesting hobby.

  3. Delvecchio, Cherie

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      Diabetic retinopathy: Treating systemic conditions aggressively can save sight
      Stephen H. Sinclair, MD, Richard Malamut, MD, Cherie Delvecchio, OD and Weiye Li, MD, PhD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 447-454;

      To control diabetic retinopathy, we need not only to detect it promptly, but also to manage common systemic comorbid conditions such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, anemia, obstructive sleep apnea, and smoking—all of which tend to accelerate its course and increase its severity.

  4. Gupta, Rishi

    1. Preventing ischemic stroke: Choosing the best strategy
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      Preventing ischemic stroke: Choosing the best strategy
      Rishi Gupta, MD and Derk W. Krieger, MD, PhD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 433-444;

      Do statins prevent stroke? Which antithrombotic drugs are best? What is the best way to treat carotid stenosis?

  5. Hamrahian, Amir

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      Adrenal function in critically ill patients: How to test? When to treat?
      Amir Hamrahian, MD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 427-432;

      There is evidence that even partial adrenal insufficiency is associated with increased mortality. But exactly how should adrenal insufficiency be defined and diagnosed, and who should receive treatment?

  6. Herbert, Linda

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      Recognizing and intervening in intimate partner violence
      Gurjit Kaur, DO and Linda Herbert, LISW
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 406-422;

      Intimate partner violence is as at least common as many conditions for which we routinely screen. Yet it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated.

  7. Kaur, Gurjit

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      Recognizing and intervening in intimate partner violence
      Gurjit Kaur, DO and Linda Herbert, LISW
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 406-422;

      Intimate partner violence is as at least common as many conditions for which we routinely screen. Yet it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated.

  8. Kitchens, Craig S.

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      Disseminated intravascular coagulation: Treat the cause, not the lab values
      Carrie Ann Labelle, MD and Craig S. Kitchens, MD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 377-397;

      Therapy directed at laboratory manifestations of DIC often will not change the course of the illness. It is important to recognize and treat the underlying cause, eg, trauma, cancer, infection, or obstetric catastrophe.

  9. Krieger, Derk W.

    1. Preventing ischemic stroke: Choosing the best strategy
      You have access
      Preventing ischemic stroke: Choosing the best strategy
      Rishi Gupta, MD and Derk W. Krieger, MD, PhD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 433-444;

      Do statins prevent stroke? Which antithrombotic drugs are best? What is the best way to treat carotid stenosis?

  10. Labelle, Carrie Ann

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      Disseminated intravascular coagulation: Treat the cause, not the lab values
      Carrie Ann Labelle, MD and Craig S. Kitchens, MD
      Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2005, 72 (5) 377-397;

      Therapy directed at laboratory manifestations of DIC often will not change the course of the illness. It is important to recognize and treat the underlying cause, eg, trauma, cancer, infection, or obstetric catastrophe.

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