Advertisement



Remember me
Register Now!

To download the PDF version of an article, select the article from the list below and then click the link at the top of the article.

If you have trouble opening PDFs, click here for help.

September 2005 (Vol. 54, No. 9)

Editorial

Lectures matter
Jeff Susman, MD

 

InfoPOEMsŪ

Stimulants similarly effective for ADHD

 Rehab as good as spinal fusion for chronic back pain

Parent satisfaction ok with no treatment of otitis

 No antibiotics needed for lower respiratory infection

Herpes zoster vaccine safe and effective for older adults

 

Applied Evidence

Hyaluronic acid injections relieve knee pain
Arvind Modawal, MD, MPH, MRCGP; Montse Ferrer, MD, PhD; Hyon K. Choi, MD, DrPH; Julia A. Castle, MD, MPH, FACP

 Herbs for mental illness: Effectiveness and interaction with conventional medicines
Monica Vermani, Hon.BSc, MA; Irena Milosevic, Hon.BSc; Fraser Smith, BA, ND; Martin A. Katzman, BSc, MD, FRCPC

Photo Rounds

Red facial rash with “granitos”
Tricia Punsalan, MS; Richard P. Usatine, MD

 

Clinical Inquiries

Are breast self-exams or clinical exams effective for screening breast cancer?
Sean Gaskie, MD; Joan Nashelsky, MLS
Commentary
• We might better serve our patients by improving our examination skills than by urging self-exams

 What are the relative risks and benefits of progestin-only contraceptives?
Mary W. Roederer, PharmD; Jean C. Blackwell, MLS
Commentary
• Patient-centered, not evidence-based, reasons contribute to shifts in contraception patterns
Paul Crawford , MD

What is the initial work-up in the diagnosis of hypertension?
Brett V. Daniel, MD; Gary Kelsberg, MD; Terry Ann Jankowski, MLS
Commentary
• Not all recommendations for working-up hypertensive patients are cost-effective
Brian Crownover , MD, FAAFP

 Does early detection of suspected atherosclerotic renovascular hypertension change outcomes?
Sandra Shepherd, MD; Kara Cadwallader, MD; Terry Ann Jankowski, MLS
Commentary
• When herding hypertensives, treat them all like horses, not zebras
Dan Triezenberg , MD

Is yearly chest x-ray screening helpful in reducing mortality for smokers?
Kimdary Chek, MD, MPH; Joseph Tribuna, MD; Joan Nashelsky, MLS
Commentary
• Reduce morbidity and mortality by helping patients quit smoking
Dan Triezenberg , MD

 What is the diagnostic approach to a patient with leg cramps?
Hayam K. Shaker, MD; Leslie Mackler, MLS
Commentary
• If a thorough search reveals no cause, keep your patient educated
Timothy E. Huber , MD, LCDR, MC, USNR

 



 

 
 
       Advertisement
>>Applied Evidence
>> Audiocasts
>>Clinical Inquiries
>>Family Medicine Grand Rounds
>>Guideline Update
>>Hospitalist Rounds
>>InfoPOEMsŪ
>>Instant Polls
>>Online Exclusives
>>Original Research
>>Patient Handouts
>>Photo Rounds
>>Photo Rounds Friday
>>Practice Alerts
>>PURLs
>> Current Clinical Practice
>> Advertiser Product Information

  Family practice-
related links
PRACTICE
OPPORTUNITIES
Valuable leads to professional openings





Copyright 2010 THE JOURNAL OF FAMILY PRACTICE. All rights reserved.