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Leo, Ronald A.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):797-798, September 2004.
Nand, Sucha; Tanvetyanon, Tawee
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):799, September 2004.
Madan, Anand; Minocha, Anil
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):800-805, September 2004.
Some studies suggest that a majority of the United States population may be ready for unsedated endoscopy. There is no data indicating whether nurses or physicians are willing to undergo endoscopy without sedation. We studied adult patients presenting for outpatient endoscopy at two large hospitals, as well as a random convenience sample of physicians and nurses. We found that few patients and even fewer physicians are willing to undergo unsedated endoscopy.
DuBose, Katrina D.; Kirtland, Karen A.; Hooker, Steven P.; Fields, Regina M.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):806-810, September 2004.
The authors describe trends in regular physical activity in South Carolina adults from 1994-2000. The proportion of physicians and other health professionals providing physical activity counseling is also presented.
Schwarz, Roderich E.; Chu, Peiguo G.; Grannis, Frederic W. Jr
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):811-815, September 2004.
Seven patients with metachronous neoplasms of both lung and pancreas are reviewed. The spectrum of diseases encountered includes the combination of dual primary neoplasms, metastatic cancer originating in lung or pancreas, and metastatic cancer originating elsewhere. Immunohistochemical cytokeratin 20 staining aided in the differential diagnosis.
O'Brien, Daniel J.; Hooker, Edmond A.; Hignite, Jodie; Maughan, Eric
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):816-818, September 2004.
Most aeromedical obstetrical transports in the United States are performed by helicopters over relatively short distances. The authors describe a program which performs a large number of long-distance obstetrical transfers, and retrospectively review their experience with long-distance fixed-wing aeromedical transport of obstetrical patients in order to identify the complications encountered during transport.
Calhoun, Anne H.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):819-822, September 2004.
Few migraine prophylactic therapies have demonstrated a 50% reduction in headaches. Even when successful, the economic burden of prophylaxis can discourage widespread usage. This article presents a pilot study of a novel, effective, specific, and inexpensive prophylactic strategy for menstrual-associated migraine.
McCormick, Louis H.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):823-826, September 2004.
Seventy-three adults who had been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as children and adolescents were evaluated in order to determine their adult status, specifically in relation to their previous diagnosis.
Wolfsen, H C.; Hemminger, Lois L.; Raimondo, Massimo; Woodward, Timothy A.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):827-830, September 2004.
The past three decades have seen a dramatic increase in the diagnosis of Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma in the United States. Photodynamic therapy, a recently approved, minimally invasive endoscopic ablation technique, has recently been approved as an alternative to esophagectomy. This paper describes the authors' experience using endoscopic mucosal resection before photodynamic therapy in patients with Barrett's high-rate dysplasia and adenocarcinoma.
LaRocca, Renato V.; Glisson, Shawn D.; Hargis, Jeffrey B.; Kosfeld, Rodney E.; Leaton, Karen E.; Hicks, Rebecca M.; Amin-Zimmerman, Falguni
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):831-835, September 2004.
The authors report the outcomes of 123 heavily pretreated patients with colorectal cancer who participated in a compassionate use study and were administered a regimen of oxaliplatin and bolus 5-fluorouracil/leucovorin.
Terrell, Thomas R.; Walters, Rod; Woolf, Shane K.; Glaser, John A.; Holschen, Jolie C.; Leski, Mark; Ray, Tracy R.; Fowler, Rachel; Goodman, Ashley; Reed, Frederick E. Jr; Puffer, James C.; Filler, Blair C.; Lombardo, John A.; Gross, Richard H.; Pate, Russell R.; Durstine, J Larry
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):836, September 2004.
Terrell, Thomas R.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):837-842, September 2004.
Walters, Rod
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):843-846, September 2004.
Woolf, Shane K.; Glaser, John A.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):847-851, September 2004.
Holschen, Jolie C.
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):852-858, September 2004.
Leski, Mark
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):859-860, September 2004.
Leski, Mark
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):861-862, September 2004.
Ray, Tracy R.; Fowler, Rachel
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):863-866, September 2004.
Goodman, Ashley
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):867-870, September 2004.
Reed, Frederick E. Jr
Southern Medical Journal. 97(9):871-872, September 2004.
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