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June 2007 • Vol 53 • No 6


Features

  Drug Update
Brovana: First Nebulized Long-Acting Beta2-Agonist for COPD

Lyme Disease: Current Guidelines
  With self-assessment test
  by Biresh Kumar, MD, Bronson Methodist Hospital, and Swastika Jha, MD, Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies, Michigan State University, Kalamazoo
  In the absence of skin lesions, diagnosing this common infection remains a challenge, and lack of treatment could have serious health consequences.
The Art of HANDOFFS: A Mnemonic for Teaching the Safe Transfer of Critical Patient Information
  With self-assessment test
  by Alice Brownstein, MD, and Anneliese Schleyer, MD, Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington, Seattle
  Good communication between the many covering physicians will eliminate many errors in the care of hospitalized patients.
Rhabdomyolysis: Diagnosis and Treatment
  With self-assessment test
  by Preeti Jois-Bilowich, MD, Cleveland Clinic, Ohio, Hope LeBlanc, MD, and Richard Paula, MD, University of South Florida, Tampa
  Rapid recognition and treatment are essential for a positive outcome in this potentially life-threatening condition.
  Commentary
Improving Patient Handoffs in the Emergency Department
  by Gar LaSalle, MD, TeamHealth, and University of Washington, Seattle and Tacoma
  Case Report
Trousseau's Syndrome in a Woman with Undetected Underlying Malignancy
  by Adelbert Evangelista, MD, Nikhil Hemady, MD, and Edward A. Rose, MD, North Oakland Medical Center, Pontiac, Mich
  Practical tips on when to suspect and how to treat this acquired coagulopathy.
  Case Report
Three Patients with Unexplained Renal Failure and Asymptomatic Sarcoidosis: The Case for Renal Biopsy
  by Mervat B. Mansour, MD, Eliezer L. Parnes, MD, Beth Israel Medical Center–Kings Highway Division, and Samuel Spitalewitz, MD, Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn
  These 3 cases illustrate when a renal biopsy is beneficial.
  Case Report
Acute Renal Failure with Bowel Preparation: A Serious Problem Lurking in the Geriatric Population
  by Smitha Battula, MD, and Catherine M. Fleisher, MD, Aultman Hospital,Canton Medical Education Foundation, Stark County Medical Group, Ohio
  With increasing use of colonoscopy in the geriatric population, careful consideration of the correct colon preparation agent is prudent.


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Persistent Epigastric Pain after Bone Marrow Transplantation
Current Topics
  Code Blue from the Resident and Fellow Section of the AMA
Healthcare for the Uninsured: The Education of Postgraduate Physicians

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