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June 2004 (Vol. 53, No. 6) Does injection of steroids and lidocaine in the shoulder relieve bursitis?
Greg Gutierrez, MD; Martha Burroughs, MLS
• Consider injection with anesthetic and steroid for rotator cuff impingement
Sourav Poddar , MD
| | What treatments are safe and effective for mild to moderate hypertension in pregnancy?
Nancy Blum, DO; Cathy Kamens, MD; Helen Mayo, MLS
• Benefits from treatment do not outweigh risks unless maternal BP moderately high
James Holt , MD
| Are beta-2-agonists or anticholinergics more effective for treating COPD?
John R. Richmond, MD; Chad F. Babcock, MD; Helen G. Mayo, MLS
• Patient response and tolerance of side effects determine which drug class to use
Grant Hoekzema , MD
| | Should the varicella vaccine be given to all children to prevent chickenpox?
Marcus Plescia, MD, MPH; Laura Leach, MLIS
• Encourage varicella vaccination, except for the immunocompromised
Kristen Rundell , MD
| Do antibiotics prevent recurrent UTI in children with anatomic abnormalities?
Amer Shakil, MD; Lane Reed, MD; Laura Wilder, MLS
• UTI prevention most successful when the child exhibits efficiency of voiding
| | Do acetaminophen and an NSAID combined relieve osteoarthritis pain better than either alone?
Jennifer J. Buescher, MD; Susan Meadows, MLS
• Adding acetaminophen may be more desirable than switching NSAIDs
Joseph Saseen , PharmD, FCCP, BCPS
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