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June 2005 (Vol. 54, No. 6) Which imaging modality is best for suspected stroke?
Holly Biola, MD; Karen Crowell, MLIS, AHIP
• CT without contrast still the best choice for assessing suspected acute stroke
Fred Grover Jr , MD
| | What is the best strategy for impaired glucose tolerance in nonpregnant adults?
Shobha Rao, MD; Sonia Kakkar, DO; Laura Wilder, MLS
• Lifestyle modification clearly works; medication may have a role as well
James Meza , MD, MSA; Saeed Tarokh , MD
| Can we prevent splenic rupture for patients with infectious mononucleosis?
Brett H. Foreman, MD; Leslie Mackler, MSLS
• Mononucleosis patients should restrict strenuous activity for 4 weeks from onset
E. Drew Malloy , MD
| | What is the best way to identify patients with white-coat hypertension?
Michael Fisher, MD, MPH; Jean Blackwell, MLS
• Ambulatory BP monitoring better than home monitoring for ruling out white-coat hypertension
Joseph Saseen , PharmD, FCCP, BCPS
| What is the evaluation and treatment strategy for Raynaud’s phenomenon?
Heather Tagliarino, MD; Michael Purdon, MD; Barbara Jamieson, MLS
• Reserve pharmacotherapy for cases that are resistant to conservative measures
Grant Hoekzema , MD
| | Does digoxin decrease morbidity for those in sinus rhythm with heart failure?
Charissa Fotinos, MD; Joan Nashelsky, MLS
• Digoxin unlikely to benefit most patients with mild heart failure
Grant Hoekzema , MD
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