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Articles |
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Cover Article: CardioVascular
Medicine Update Contemporary Management
of Angina: Part I. Risk Assessment DIANE R.
ZANGER, M.D., ALLEN J. SOLOMON, M.D., and BERNARD J. GERSH, M.B., CH.B.,
D.PHIL. Determining the level of risk is important early in the
course of coronary artery disease to identify patients who require percutaneous
or surgical treatment and patients who will benefit most from medical therapy.
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Practical Therapeutics
Management of Acute Gastroenteritis in
Children DAVID M. BURKHART, M.D. Most
children with acute gastroenteritis can be managed safely and cost-effectively
with only pediatric oral rehydration solutions. Hospitalization and an
extensive work-up are rarely required. |
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Patient information:
"Treating Gastroenteritis and Dehydration in Your Child," p. 2565 |
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Case Studies in Partner
Violence A.E. EYLER, M.D., and MARIAN COHEN,
A.C.S.W. Family physicians can play a crucial role in detecting
domestic violence and preventing further injury. |
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Marijuana: Medical
Implications JOHN R. HUBBARD, M.D., PH.D., SHARONE
E. FRANCO, M.D., and EMMANUEL S. ONAIVI, PH.D. Because of the long
half-life of marijuana, persons who use it may be predisposed to adverse
incidents and cognitive difficulties for days after the feeling of acute
intoxication fades. |
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Patient information:
"Adverse Effects of Marijuana," p. 2593 |
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Radiologic
Decision-Making Acute Knee Injuries: Use
of Decision Rules for Selective Radiograph Ordering HOWARD B. TANDETER, M.D., PESACH SHVARTZMAN, M.D., and MAX A.
STEVENS, M.D. The application of decision rules for the selective
use of radiographs in patients with acute knee injuries may reduce health costs
without increasing adverse outcomes. |
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Diabetes Care Update
Oral Pharmacologic Management of Type 2
Diabetes MATTHEW C. RIDDLE, M.D.
Clear targets for
glycemic control have been established, and new oral agents are now available.
Because different classes of agents have additive therapeutic effects but
independent side effects, combinations of agents may be highly effective. |
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