CORRESPONDENCE Colour*biind drivers of motor vehicles, J.D.H. lies 1566 Screening for ovarian cancer, B. Dixon-Warren; D.R. Popkin 1566 A foundling hospital anthem for the International Year of the Child, A.J. Macnab, 1567 H.i. Macnab Use of choline In the treatment of ataxia associated with multiple sclerosis, R.A. Blattel 1568 Planning for psychiatric emergencies, A.J.R. Finlayson; M.R. Eastwood, S. Stiasny, 1568 F. Cashman, S.K. Littmann, G. Voineskos Skateboard injuries, V. Marchessault 1570 Nephrolithiasis in rural practice, R.J. Woistenholme 1570 Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of benzodiazepines, D.P. Zarowny 1571 The Health Survey - who will pay for it? W.A. McLeish 1571 Tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis, RN. Rivington 1572 Vietnamese refugees, M.L. Schwartz; A. Chan 1572 Psychiatric illness in , G.A. Bailey 1572

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CMA JOURNAL/DECEMBER 22, 1979/VOL. 121 1559 ing the role of neuraminidase in the 5. DowNn JC, LAyER WG: Isolation of the 2nd international Congress control of influenza. We think that of a type A influenza virus from an for Virology, MELNICK JL (ed), Australian pelagic bird. Virology 51: Karger, Basel, 1972, p 121 a vaccine containing only pure 259, 1973 23. COUCH RB, KASEL JA, GERIN JL, neuraminidase may prove to be 6. SCHULMAN JL: Immunology of in- et al: Induction of partial immunity ideal. On the basis of Kilbourne fluenza, in influenza Viruses and to influenza by a neuraminidase- and colleagues' hypothesis, natural influenza, KILBOURNE ED (ed), specific vaccine. J infect Dis 129: infection after immunization with Acad Pr, New York, 1975, p 373 411, 1974 neuraminidase would 7. BURNET FM: Principles of Animal 24. KILBOURNE ED: Comparative effi- result in a Virology, Acad Pr, New York, 1955, cacy of neuraminidase-specific and durable bispecific immunity to sub- p 380 conventional influenza virus vaccines sequent reinfection with antigen- 8. PANIKER CKJ: Serological relation- in induction of antibody to neura- ically similar influenza A viruses. ships between the neuraminidases of minidase in humans. I infect Dis The vaccine would be changed only influenza viruses. J Gen Virol 2: 134: 384, 1976 when the neuraminidase in the 385, 1968 25. OGRA PL, CHOW T, BEUTNER KR, 9. COLEMAN MT, DOWDLE WR, et al: Clinical and immunologic virus altered, and since 1934 only PEREIRA HG, et al: The Hong evaluation of neuraminidase-specific two types of neuraminidase have Kong/68 influenza A, variant. Lan- influenza A virus vaccine in humans. been detected. (N1 changed to N2 cet 2: 1384, 1968 I infect Dis 135: 499, 1977 in 1957.) In the future the immu- 10. SCHULMAN JL, KILBOURNE ED: In- 26. KENDAL AP, NOBLE GR, DOWDLE nogenic spectra of dependent variation in nature of WR: Neuraminidase content of in- neuraminidases hemagglutinin and neuraminidase fluenza vaccines and neuraminidase from the various strains may help antigens of influenza virus: distinc- antibody responses after vaccination in choosing a combination of neura- tiveness of hemagglutinin antigen of of immunologically primed and un- minidase antigens likely to provide Hong Kong-68 virus. Proc Natl primed populations. I infect Dis 136 a potent mixture to fight the un- Acad Sci USA 63: 326, 1969 (suppi): S415, 1977 predictable influenza epidemic. The 11. SCHULMAN JL: Effects of immunity 27. HENNESSY AV, MINusE E, DAvEN- on transmission of influenza: ex- PORT FM: Antineuraminidase anti- vaccine would be free of contamina- perimental studies. Prog Med Virol body response of man to influenza tion by the viral seed strain or the 12: 128, 1970 virus neuraminidase N2: results ob- substrate used for its cultivation. 12. FRANCIS T JR, DAVENPORT FM, tained with an improved hemagglu- It could be prepared in advance HENNESSY AV: Serological recapi- tination inhibition technique and an and would be available when tulation of human infection with enzyme inhibition test. I immunol needed. It would be acceptable different strains of influenza virus. 109: 213, Aug 1972 to Trans Assoc Am Physicians 66: 231, 28. MosTow SR, SCHILD GC, DOWDLE the public because there would 1953 WR, et al: Application of the single likely be no significant secondary 13. KENDAL AP, MINUSE E, MAASSAB radial diffusion test for assay of reactions. Children and pregnant HF, et al: Influenza neuraminidase antibody to influenza type A viruses. women could be vaccinated safely. antibody patterns of man. Am J I Clin Microbiol 2: 531, 1975 The proposed pure neuramini- Epidemiol 98: 96, 1973 29. DESSELBERGER U: Preparation-con- 14. STUART-HARRIS C: The influenza ditioned changes of the antigenicity dase vaccine may cost more but, problem. Med Lab Technol 32: 161, of influenza virus neuraminidases. when one looks at the benefits it 1975 Arch Virol 53: 335, 1977 offers, it becomes very appealing 15. Influenza virus. Morb Mortal Wkly 30. ARORA DJS, SCHUBERT JH, VINCENT and worth trying. Rep 26: 193, 1977 L: The presence of two neuramini- 16. ARORA DJS, PAvILANIS V, Bou- dases in an influenza virus. Can J I am grateful to Dr. G. Lussier for DREAULT A, et al: Antigenic proper- Microbiol (in press) his interest, to Drs. V. Pavilanis, A. ties of influenza virus proteins. Pre- Boudreault and J. Lecomte for read- sented at 3rd International Sympo- ing and discussing the manuscript, sium on Aerobiology, University of and to Miss Dominique D'Ascola for Sussex, Brighton, England, Sept 16- typing the paper. 18, 1969 BOOKS I This work was supported in part 17. BRANDON FB, Cox F, QUINN E, et al: Influenza immunization. Clin- under national health research and ical studies with ether-split subunit This list is an acknowledgement of development project 6605-1 359-41 of studies. Bull WHO 41: 629, 1969 books received. It does not preclude the Department of National Health 18. FENTERS JD, YAMASHIROYA HM, review at a later date. and Welfare. PETZOLD RF, et al: Enhanced im- References munogenicity in mice of a purified, tween-ether-treated influenza vac- ACUTE CARE. Based on the Proceed- 1. PEREIRA HG: Influenza: antigenic cine. Appl Microbiol 20: 544, 1970 ings of the Sixth International Sympo- spectrum. Prog Med Virol 11: 46, 19. WARBURTON MF: Desoxycholate- sium on Critical Care . Edited 1969 split influenza vaccines. Bull WHO by B.M. Tavares and R. Frey. 234 pp. 2. WEBSTER RG, PEREIRA HG: A com- 41: 639, 1969 Illust. Springer-Verlag New York, Inc., mon surface antigen in influenza 20. RUBEN FL, JACKSON GG: A new New York, 1979. $42.90, paperbound. viruses from human and avian subunit influenza vaccine: accepta- ISBN 0-387-09210-2 sources. J Gen Virol 3: 201, 1968 bility compared with standard vac- ARACHIDONIC ACID METABOLISM IN 3. WEBSTER RO: Estimation of the cines and effect of dose on anti- INFLAMMATION AND THROMBOSIS. molecular weights of the polypeptide genicity. J infect Dis 125: 656, 1972 Proceedings of the "First European chains from the isolated hemagglu- 21. WRIGHT PF, DOLIN A, LA MON- Workshop on Inflammation" held in TAGNE JR: Summary of clinical trials Basel in March 1979. Edited by K. tinin and neuraminidase subunits of Brune and M. Baggiolini. 301 pp. lIlust. influenza viruses. Virology 40: 643, of influenza vaccines - II. J infect Birkhauser Verlag, Basel; Birkhauser 1970 Dis 134: 633, 1976 Boston Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts, 4. Idem: On the origin of pandemic 22. KILBOURNE ED, SCHULMAN JL, 1979. $38. ISBN 3-7643-1095-2 influenza viruses. Curr Top Micro- COUCH RB, et al: Orthomyxoviruses biol Immunol 59: 75, 1972 and paramyxoviruses, in Proceedings continued on page 1588 CMA JOURNAL/DECEMBER 22, 1979/VOL. 121 1579 asplenia,24 allowing a marked in- Miss Theresa W. Gyorkos, national malaria following treatment with ni- crease in the parasitemia and a reference centre for parasitology, Mc- trogen mustard. J Infect Dis 82: 5, fatal outcome, as reported by others Gill University, for their assistance 1948 and advice; and Dr. J.A. Marcoux, 19. SPIRA DT, GOLENSER J, ZUCKERMAN in protozoal infections,. especially A, et al: Multiple modes of action 10,26 head, division of infectious diseases, babesiosis, occurring after sple- Centre hospitalier universitaire of cyclophosphamide on plasmodial nectomy. de infections in rats. Trans R Soc Trop Sherbrooke, for reviewing the manu- Med Hyg 66: 921, 1972 Certain hematologic and patho- script. logical aspects of this case also de- 20. TALIAFERRO WH, TALIAFERRO LG, References SIMMONS EL: Increased parasitemia serve attention. The routine proce- in chicken malaria (Plasmodium gal- dures established to determine cell 1. DoixN A, DAMAS AF, ANDRIAMIAN- linaceum and Plasmodium lophurae) counts and differential counts and DRA A: Immunod.presseur et palu- fol!owing x-irradiation. J Infect Dis disme. A propos de deux cas de 77: 158, 1945 to examine blood smears do not leuc.mie trait.s au choraminopbene rule out the possibility of an oc- 21. BRUCE-CHWATT Li, DORRELL J, ayant r.v.l. un paludisme latent. TOPLEY E: Antilymphocyte serum casional "slip". As well, when an Bull Soc Pathol Exot 62: 867, 1969 and the course of rodent malaria in unusual pigment is detected in tis- 2. TAPPER ML, ARMSTRONG D: Mala- mice. Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg sue sections one should determine na complicating neoplastic disease. 66: 522, 1972 Arch intern Med 136: 807, 1976 22. ARMSTRONG D, YOUNG LS, MEYER whether a method was employed 3. DOVER AS, GUINEE VF: that avoids the deposition of form- Malaria RD. et al: Infectious complications transmission by leucocyte compo- of neoplastic disease. Med C/in aim pigment by the use of neutral nent therapy. JAMA 217: 1701. Nordi Am 55: 729, 1971 buffered formalin. A selective dis- 1971 23. REMINGTON iS: The compromised tribution of such pigment within 4. Malaria Suneillance. A nnual Re- host. Hosp Pract 7: 50, 1972 port, Center for Disease Control, US 24. SHEAGREN JN, TOBIE JE, Fox LM, the vascular spaces, particularly in Public Health Service, the erythrocytes as well as the ma- Atlanta, Ga. et al: Reticuloendothelial system 1967, p 12 phagocytic function in naturally ac- crophages, should make the pathol- 5. Ibid. p 10 quired human malaria. J Lab C/in ogist automatically suspect erythro- 6. R1.i KR, SAWITSKY A, CRONKITE Med 75: 481, 1970 cyte damage. Such automatic think- EP, et al: Clinical staging of chronic 25. GARNHAM PCC: The role of the ing is particularly important when lymphocytic leukemia. Blood 46: spleen in protozoal *infections with the pathologist is unfamiliar with 219, 1975 special reference to splenectomy. 7. Armed Forces Institute of Pathol- Acta Trop (Basel) 27: 1, 1970 malarial disease. ogy: Manual of Histologic Staining 26. SHUTE PG: Splenectomy and sus- In conclusion, our scientific cur- Methods of the Armed Forces In- ceptibility to malaria and babesia iosity is not satisfied in this case stitute of Pathology, 3rd ed, LUNA infection (C). Br Med J 1: 516, 1975 because it is impossible to prove LG (ed), McGraw, New York, 1968, p 43 either of the hypotheses of how the 8. WESTERN KA, BENSON GD, GLEA- disease was transmitted. However, SON NN, et al: Babesiosis in a the patient's fatal illness reminds us, Massachusetts resident. N Engl J I BOOKS as physicians, that malaria is still Med 283: 854, 1970 continued from page 1579 a threat, even in countries where 9. ANDERSON AE, CASSADAY PB, HEALY GR: Babesiosis in man. Sixth do- ATLAS OF DERMATOLOGY. Gernot it has been eradicated, and that we cumented case. Am J Clin Pathol Rassner. Translated and edited by should always consider this pos- 62: 612, 1974 Guinter Kahn. 200 pp. Illust. Urban & sibility in the investigation of any 10. RUEBUSH TK ii, CASSADAY PB, Schwarzenberg, Inc., Baltimore; the MARSH Hi, et al: Human babesiosis Macmillan Company of Canada Lim- obscure fever, especially in an im- ited, Toronto, 1979. $29.95. ISBN 0- munologically compromised host, on Nantucket Island. Clinical fea- 8067-1601-0 tures. Ann intern Med 86: 6, 1977 even when the patient has never II. FISK GH: Malaria and the Ano- CANADA'S ROLE IN SCIENCE AND travelled in an endemic area. Final- pheles mosquito in Canada. Can TECHNOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT. ly, the question of a long latent Proceedings of a Symposium Held at Med Assoc 1 25: 679, 1931 the Science Centre, Toronto, period for falciparum malaria and 12. Imported malaria in the Eastern Canada, 10-13 May 1979. IDRC-141e. an unusual host-parasite relation- Townships - . Can Dis Wkly Edited by J. King Gordon. 136 pp. lIlust. ship in this case remains open to Rep 4: 89, 1978 International Development Research 13. Monthly Meteorological Summary, Centre, Ottawa, 1979. Price not stated, discussion. Department of Fisheries and the paperbound. ISBN 0-88936-230-0 We thank Mr. Richard Blais, the Environment, Ottawa, May 1976, pp CARDIAC PERFORMANCE. Volume 1. medical technologist 1-2 Vernon S. Bishop. 103 pp. Eden Press who did the 14. FAUST EC, RUSSELL PF, JUNG RC: Inc., Westmount, P0, 1979. $18. ISBN tedious laboratory work to identify Craig and Faust's Clinical Para- 0-88831-060-9 and eliminate the pigment in the sitology, 8th ed, Lea & Febiger. THE CELLULAR BASIS OF MAM- tissue sections; Mrs. Suzanne Robert, Philadelphia, 1970, pp 204-12 MALIAN REPRODUCTION. Jonathan community health department, uni- 15. DOVER AS, SCHULTZ MG: Transfu- Van Blerkom and Pietro Motta. 252 pp. versit. de Sherbrooke, for her help sion-induced malaria. Transfusion Illust. Urban & Schwarzenberg, Inc., in the epidemiologic investigation; Dr. 11: 353, 1971 Baltimore; the Macmillan Company of 16. NEvA FA, SHEAGREN JH, Canada Limited, Toronto, 1979. $36.95. George R. Healy, general parasitol- SHULMAN ISBN 0-8067-2041-7 ogy branch, Center for Disease Con- NR, et al: Ma1aria: host-defense trol, Atlanta. Georgia, Professor mechanisms and complications. Ann CLINICAL CONCEPTS OF IMMUNOL- Intern Med 73: 295, 1970 OGY. Edited by Robert H. Waldman. P.C.C. Garnham, Imperial College 17. COHEN 5, BUTCHER GA: The immu- 263 pp. IlIust. The Williams & Wilkins Field Station, Ascot, England, Dr. nologic response Company, Baltimore; the Macmillan Philip F. Stuart, tropical medicine to plasmodium. Company of Canada Limited, Toronto, Am I Trop Med Hyg 21: 713, 1972 1979. $25.50. ISBN 0-683-08656-1 and international health division, Ca- 18. TALIAFERRO WH, TALIAFERRO LG: nadian Public Health Association, and Reduction in immunity in chicken continued on page 1594 1588 CMA JOURNAL/DECEMBER 22. 1979/VOL. 121 The Royal College of Physicians trial before conception; if the diet 8. GOLDSTEIN AD, AUERBACK VH, is not tolerated, adoption remains GROVER WD: Normal development in an infant of a mother with phenyl- and of Canada an alternative. ketonuria. J Pediatr 82: 489, 1973 Since some girls treated for phe- 9. ZALESKI A, ZALESKI WA: Maternal nylketonuria may be lost to follow- phenylketonuria. Report of four Examinations up once their diet has been discon- families (abstr 9). Presented at the tinUed, screening for the condition Canadian Paediatric Society annual meeting, Quebec, June 27, 1973 The examinations of the Royal College may be advisable as part of a pre- 10. ALLEN JD, BROWN JK: Maternal are held In September of each year. marital check-up. We also advise Candidates wishing to sit for the phenylketonuria and fetal brain dam- examinations should note the follow- that girls with phenylketonuria con- age, in Some Recent Advances in ing: tinue to include Lofenalac® or an- Inborn Errors of Metabolism, HOLT other low phenylalanine prepara- KS, COFFEY VP (eds), Williams & 1. Every candidate for admission tion in their, diet so that the un- Wilkins, Baltimore, Md, 1968, p 14 to the examinations must submit an 11. ARTHUR LJH, HULME JD: Intel- application for assessment of training. usual taste will be better tolerated. ligent, small for dates baby born to oligophrenic phenylketonuric mother 2. Candidates in training in Can- Thanks are due to Mrs. Wendy after low phenylalanine diet during ada should apply for preliminary as- Stockan, dietitian, for painstaking at- pregnancy. Pediatrics 46: 235, 1970 sessment of training at least one year tention to the patient's dietary man- 12. BUSH RT, DUKES PC: Progeny, before the; date on which they expect agement; to Mrs. J0 Nanson, psychol- pregnancy and phenylketonuria. NZ to sit for the examinations, that Is to say not later than September 1st of ogist, who did the evaluations of de- Med J 82: 226, 1975 the preceding year. Candidates who velopment and intellectual function; 13. FARQUHAR JW: Baby of a phenyl- have had training outside of Canada to the Alvin Buckwold Centre labora- ketonuric mother: inferences drawn should submit their initial application tory staff; to Dr. T.B. MacLachlan, from a single case. Arch Dis Child for assessment at least eighteen who provided the obstetric care for 49: 205, 1974 months before they expect to sit for 14. Dietary Standard for Canada, rev the examinations, that is by March the patient and performed the amnio- ed, suppl 1968, DNH&W, Ottawa, 1st of the preceding year. Only can- centesis; and to Dr. E.E. McCoy, 1964 didates whose assessment of creden- for information regarding the wom- tials is complete will be accepted to 15. MENKES JH, AEBERHARD E: Mater- sit for the examinations. an's follow-up in Edmonton. nal phenylketonuria. The composi- This study was partly supported by tion of cerebral lipids in an affected a grant from the Department 6f 3. Candidates who desire to sit offspring. I Pediatr 74: 924, 1969 for an examination, having complied Social Services, Province of Saskat- 16. SMITH I, ERDOHAZI M, MACARTNEY with the above requirement of pre- chewan to the laboratory of the Alvin FJ, et al: Fetal damage despite low- liminary assessment of training, must Buckwold Centre. phenylalanine diet after conception notify the College in writing of their in a phenylketonuric woman. Lancet intent before February 1st of the year References 1: 17, 1979 of the examination. Upon receipt of 17. HANSEN H: Variability of reproduc- this notice of intent, the evaluation of the candidate's performance during 1. FRANKENBURO WK, DUNCAN BR, tive casualty in maternal phenyl- training will be added to the previous- COFFELT RW, et al: Maternal alaninemia. Early Hum Dev 2: 51, ly completed assessment of creden- phenylketonuria: implications for 1978 tials. Each candidate will then receive growth and development. J Pedjair notification as to eligibility together 73: 560, 1968 with an application formfor admis- 2. MACCREADY RA, LEVY HL: The sion to the examination which he will problem of maternal phenylketonu- complete and return. na. Am J Obstet Gynecol 113: 121, BOOKS I 1972 4. The following documents may 3. DENT DE: Relation of biochemical be obtained from the College office: abnormality to development of continued from page 1588 mental defect in phenylketonunia, in (a) Application forms for assessment Etiologic Factors in Mental Retarda- GENETIC DISEASES OF THE SKIN. V.M. oftraining. tion; Report of XXIII Ross Pediatric Der Kaloustian and AK. Kurban. 339 pp. IlIust. Springer-Verlag New York, (b) General Information booklet on Research Conference, Ross Labora- Inc., New York, 1979. $97.90. ISBN training requirements and exami- tories, Winston-Salem, NC. Nov 3-540-09151-3 nations. 1956, p 32 4. Fisci-i RO, DOEDEN D, LAN5KY LL, THE HYPERLIPOPROTEINAEMIAS AND (c) Specific requirements for training et al: Maternal phenylketonuria. and regulations relating to the ATHEROSCLEROSIS. Current Under- examinations of each specialty. Detrimental effects on embryogen- standing of their Inter-relationships. Requests should indicate the spe- esis and fetal development. Am J Volume I. W. Fraser Bremner and Jane Dis Child 118: 847, 1969 L.H.C. Third. 257 pp. Eden Press Inc., cialty or specialties of interest to Westmount, P0, 1979. $26. ISBN 0- the applicant. 5. MABRY CC, DENIsTON JC, NELSON TL, et al: Maternal phenylketonunia. 88831-056-0 (d) Listing of specialty training pro- A cause of mental retardation in "LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF". The grammes in Canada accredited by children without the metabolic de- First 30 Months of Life. A Guide for the College. fect. N Engi J Med 269: 1404, Parents of Infant Children. Ernest May- 1963 field Ligon, Lucie W. Barber, Herman 5. Address all enquiries to: 6. STEVENSON RE, HUNTLEY CC: Con- J. Williams and the staff of the Union genital malformations in offspring College Character Research Project. Division of Training and Evaluation 128 pp. Illust. Girling/Wade Marketing of phenylketonunic mothers. Pedia- Inc., Mississauga, Ont., 1976. $7.95, ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS trics 40: 33, 1967 paperbound; $11.95, clothbound; Si 4.95, AND SURGEONS OF CANADA 7. ANGELI E, DENMAN AR, HARRIS deluxe album. ISBN 0-9690946-0-4 paper- 74 Stanley Avenue RF, et al: Maternal phenylketonu- bound; ISBN 0-9690946-1-2, clothbound; Ottawa, Ontario KIM 1P4 na: a family with seven mentally ISBN 0-9690946-2-0, deluxe album Tel.: (613) 746-8177 retarded children. Dev Med Child Neurol 16: 800, 1974 continued on page 1596 1594 CMA JOURNAL/DECEMBER 22, 1979/VOL. 121 isolated from only one catheter tip incomplete, lowered oxygen tension ation of Clostridium in human infec- (Table I). Furthermore, local con- appears to be the determining fac- tions: evaluation of 114 cases. J infect ditions must be ideal for even the tor for the continued growth of Dis 131 (suppl): S81, 1975 these organisms. 8. RosE HD, BUKOSKY RJ: Clostridium most pathogenic Clostridium to gain These facts sug- periringens septicemia following per- a foothold in tissue and cause gas gest that clostridial gas gangrene foration of a duodenal ulcer. JAMA gangrene.5 While our knowledge of at the insertion site of an indwelling 198: 1368, 1966 the factors necessary for the estab- intravascular device leading to ful- 9. MAKI DG, GOLDMANN DA, RHAME lishment of clostridial infection is minant clostridial septicemia must FS: Infection control in intravenous therapy. Ann intern Med 79: 867, be exceedingly rare. To my knowl- 1973 edge no similar case has been re- T i-I..aubt 41 *1 52 ported. The diagnosis of clostridial gas gangrene is based on the clinical BOOKS I picture. The finding in the exudate * (.ii4.p of large gram-positive rods with continued from page 1594 . round tips or flat ends will quickly con- MAN IN FLIGHT. Biomedical Achieve- firm the cause of the infection. A ments in Aerospace. Eloise Engle and Uou. delay in diagnosis is the single most Arnold S. Lott. 396 pp. IlIust. Leeward .S1 e.o.w Publications, Inc., Annapolis, Maryland, important determinant of the out- 1979. $16.95. ISBN 0-915268-24-8 come of gas gangrene. . (U) C. pertringens may be isolated THE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE t14#htherQfd 10 1(U) CRITICALLY ILL. Edited by Gillian C. * st.WUts 1.0*) from the blood in the absence of Hanson and P.L. Wright. 1050 pp. Illust. 4M$UI.O..* 4.) clinical gas gangrene.6 In these Academic Press Inc. (London) Ltd., #13eMm9...4. 4. London; Academic Press Canada Lim- cases the patient may or may not ited, Don Mills, Ont., 1978. $106. ISBN have the findings of bacteremia, 0-12-323650-9 and the source of the organism may MEDICINE BEFORE COLUMBUS AS never be determined.7 Toxigenic TOLD IN PRE-COLUMBIAN MEDICAL clostridial septicemia arising from ART. The Weisman Collection of Pre- Columbian Medical Sculpture. Abner I. a site of gas gangrene, however, is Weisman. 152 pp. Illust. Pre-Cortesian invariably lethal as a result of Publications, Inc., New York, 1979. rapid and massive hemolysis, severe $14.50, paperbound intoxication or renal shutdown.5'8 MONOGRAPHS IN HUMAN GENETICS. In our patient evidence of Vol. 7. The HLA System. An Intro- meta- ductory Survey. A. Svejgaard, M. static infection appeared in the left Hauge, C. Jersild and others. 111 pp. leg, and death was Illust. S. Karger AG, Basel, 1979. $21.75, apparently paperbound. * S S caused by severe intoxication and ISBN 3-8055-3049-8 shock. Strict observation of estab- MONOGRAPHS ON ATHEROSCLEROS- IS. Vol. 9. Clinical Methods in Study lished infection control procedures of Cholesterol Metabolism. H.S. Sodhi, A A when indwelling intravascular de- B.J. Kudchodkar and D.T. Mason. 167 vices are used should prevent this pp. IlIust. S. Karger AG, Basel, 1979. $49.25, paperbound. ISBN 3-8055-2892-2 A type of hospital-acquired infection.9 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS IN References ANATOMY AND NEUROBIOLOGY FOR UNDERGRADUATES. Michael J. Blunt 1. BANKS DC, CAWDREY HM, YATES and M. Girgis. 285 pp. Butterworth DB, et al: Infection from intravenous (Publishers) Inc., Woburn, Massachu- catheters. Lancet 1: 443, 1970 setts, 1979. $7.95, paperbound. ISBN 2. GARDNER RM, SCHWARTZ R, WANG 0-407-00153-0 HG, et al: Percutaneous indwelling NELSON TEXTBOOK OF PEDIATRICS. radial-artery catheters for monitoring 11th ed. Victor C. Vaughan, III, R. 0 0 - cardiovascular function: prospective James Mckay, Jr., Richard E. Behrman study of the risk of thrombosis and and others. 2170 pp. IlIust. W.B. infection. N Engi J Med 290: 1227, Saunders Company, Philadelphia; W.B. 1974 Saunders Company Canada, Ltd., Tor- 3. COLLIN K, CONSTABLE FL, COLLIN onto, 1979. $54. ISBN 0-7216-9019-X C, et al: Infusion thrombophlebitis NON-INVASIVE PHYSIOLOGICAL MEAS- *-. em and infection with various cannulas. UREMENTS. Volume 1. Edited by Peter Lancet 2: 150, 1975 Rolfe. 349 pp. IlIust. Academic Press * S S I 4. MORAN JM, ATwOOD RP, ROWE MI: Inc. (London) Ltd., London, 1979. $55.02. A clinical and bacteriologic study of ISBN 0-12-593401-7 infections associated with venous cut- OPERATIVE SURGERY. Fundamental In- downs. N Engi J Med 272: 554, ternational Techniques. Orthopaedics. 1965 Parts and II. 3rd ed. Edited by George 5. WEINSTEIN L, BARZA MA: Gas gan- Bentley. 963 pp. IlIust. Butterworth grene. N Engi J Med 289: 1129, 1973 (Publishers) Inc., Woburn, Massachu- I .-Fi Purdue Frederick 6. RATHBUN HK: Clostridial bacteremia setts, 1979. $225 per set. Part I, ISBN \ \J. 0-407-00630-3; part II, ISBN 0-407-00631- without hemolysis. Arch intern Med 1; set, ISBN PP 122: 496, 1968 0-407-00632-X 7. GORBACH SL, THADEPALLI H: Isol- continued on page 1599 1596 CMA JOURNAL/DECEMBER 22, 1979/VOL. 121 For this reason the book is of little case history, and a list of topics and of organizations such as "Big interest to persons who regularly suitable for term papers or semi- Brothers". read the medical publications. How- nars. The references generally direct In discussing the single-parent ever, it would be of definite interest the reader to the appropriate chap- family Schlesinger states the well to those who specialize in one or ter in standard hematology text- known fact that most unmarried other of the specific subjects treated books. The material appears to be mothers are in their teens and their in the book. correct and up to date for the most numbers are increasing. He states: PAUL-EMILE Ro. MD part; it is easy to follow and digest "The trend appears to be more Centre de recherches and there are no printing mishaps. single women will keep their chil- H6pital Laval This unpresuming text satisfactorily dren. We will have to accept this Quebec, PQ meets the needs of the medical trend and attempt to help our com- students it was written for. munities to integrate this new one- Hematology. Physiopathologic Basis parent family into our commu- V. MICHAEL WHITEHEAD, MD, FRCP[C] for Clinical Practice. Paul R. Reich. Director of hematology nities." 432 pp. Illust. Little, Brown and The Children's Hospital My criticism of the book as a Company (Inc.), Boston, 1978. Montreal, PQ whole is that too little attention is $16.50, paperbound; $21.50, cloth- paid to the long-term effects on the bound. ISBN 0-316-73861-1, pa- children; a family consists of adults perbound; ISBN 0-316-73860-3, The One-Parent Family. Perspec- clothbound and children, and equal attention tives and Annotated Bibliography. should be given to the long-term 4th ed. Benjamin Schlesinger. 224 This is one of a series of 20 text- pp. Press, needs of the latter. Perhaps the books on basic medical sciences in Toronto, 1978. Price not stated. title of this book should be "The the publisher's paperback series that ISBN 0-7766-8005-6 Parent in the One-Parent Family". includes another 12 texts on clinical R.G. MACDONALD, MD, FRCP[C] medical sciences as well as 24 This small book is a collection of Chief of pediatrics manuals and handbooks. The series essays on various topics connected Saint John Regional Hospital editor states that the texts are de- with single-parent families - moth- Saint John, NB rived from courses on normal and erless families; families made fa- abnormal human biology usually therless by separation; divorce and given to second-year medical stu- children; the crisis of widowhood; dents. These courses link traditional the unmarried mother who keeps basic science studies with clinical her child; and adoption by single I BOOKS I clerkships. "Hematology: Physio- parents. This portion of the book continued from page 1596 takes up 74 pages, and the remain- pathologic Basis for Clinical Prac- PATHOGENIC STREPTOCOCCI. Pro- tice" is designed specifically for der comprises an extensive anno- ceedings of the Vllth International medical students in an introductory tated bibliography and index. Symposium on Streptococci and Strep- tococcal Diseases Held in September hematology course, but it may also I enjoyed reading this book; it is 1978. Edited by MT. Parker. 296 pp. be suitable for nurses and para- an excellent review of the problems Illust. Reedbooks Ltd., Surrey, England, medical students. House officers that beset the single parent from 1979. Price not stated. ISBN 0-906544- and practitioners would find it too a social, an economic and an emo- 01.7 elementary. tional point of view. Benjamin PATHOLOGIC BASIS OF DISEASE. 2nd More than half the book deals Schlesinger has gone over the litera- ed. Stanley L. Robbins and Ramzi S. Cotran. 1641 pp. Illust. W.B. Saunders with various aspects of the erythro- ture on the single father, the sep- Company Canada, Ltd., Toronto, 1979. cyte and the anemias, including arated mother, the divorced parent, $47.40. ISBN 0-7216-7595-6 some blood banking. Another large the bereaved mother, the unmarried PHARMACOKINETICS. An Introduction. section is devoted to leukocytes and mother and the adoptive single par- E. Gladtke and H.M. von Hattingberg. to myeloproliferative and lympho- ent, and ends each section with his Translated by P.J. Wilkinson. 141 pp. proliferative disorders. The final conclusions. Either there has been Illust. Springer-Verlag New York Inc., Secaucus, New Jersey, 1979. $14.80, small section on hemostasis is con- very little written on children in this paperbound. ISBN 0-387-09183-1 tributed by Dr. Daniel Deykin. context or the data are all in statis- THE AND CANADIAN LAW. This text is indeed well suited to tical form, for most of his com- 2nd ed. T. David Marshall. 130 pp. The its purpose. From the beginning ments refer to the feelings, prob- Carswell Company Limited, Toronto, italics are used to teach vocabulary, lems and attitudes of adults in one- 1979. Price not stated. ISBN 0-459- and each page has a wide margin parent families. This is true in both 32530-2 for notes. Symptoms, the approach the essays and the bibliography. PHYSICIAN'S PRIMER ON COMPU- to the patient, morphologic abnor- In the sectionT on divorce the author TERS. Private Practice. Jan F. Brandejs and Graham C. Pace. 178 pp. IlIust. malities, differential diagnosis and discusses in some detail its imme- D.C. Heath and Company, Lexington, many other practical topics are diate effects on children of various Massachusetts, 1979. $17.50. ISBN 0- tabulated in full-page boxes. These ages and their immediate reactions. 669-00431-6 are quick, useful aids to learning. The case of the child who has lost THE POCKET MEDICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA Headings in the margins make it his or her father is discussed in an AND FIRST AID GUIDE. James Bevan. easy to locate any topic. Each chap- 144 pp. Illust. Simon and Schuster, New excellent review of the psychologic York; Musson Book Co., Don Mills, ter ends with a series of learning effects on the child, with reference Ont., 1979. 85.50, paperbound. ISBN problems connected with an actual to the value of the extended family 0-671-24671-2 CMA JOURNAL/DECEMBER 22, 1979/VOL. 121 1599 A A.A - A p A p A A A@ 3 A * - A A A3

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Published by THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION P0 Box 8650 Ottawa, Ontario KiG 0G8 (613) 731 9331 ALZHEI!'ER'S DISEASE: See DE?'ENTIA APERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY: Irwin N. Hilliard (PF) 380 AI'ERICAM JEDICAL ASSOCIATION: American Medical Association ordered to change its principles of ethics by Federal Trade Coimnission (NF) 1542 Should law dictate what ethical principles doctor may follow? (OF) (Garner) 1511 A14IIOCENTESIS: Antenatal diagnosis (C) (Bernstein) 1048 AI'HIOTIC FLUID: Presence du cytomegalovirus dans le liquide aimiotique au cours dune infection asyn.tomatique chez la mere avec transmission au foetus (Skvorc-Ranko and others) 762 A14'ICILLIN: Aiqicillin-resistant Hemophilus influenzae in Canada: nationwide survey of hospital laboratories (Scheifele) 198 Mixed infections with Hemophilus lnfluenzae type b (C) (Delage and Gaudreau) 1167 ANALGESICS: Use of drugs with dependence liability (Jacob and Sellers) 737 ANASTASSIADES TP, OWOSH IL, FORD PM and MARKS GS: Nonsteroidal anti-inflanunatory agents in primary treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (E) 1046 ANDERSON C: See CONNOLLY JG ANDERSON TW AND ROCHARD C: Cold snaps, snowfall and sudden death from ischemic heart disease 1580 ANEMIA: Phenytoin-associated reversible red cell aplasia (Pritchard KI and others) 1491 Pure red cell aplasia with an inhibitor to erythropoiesis (Seidenfeld and others) 188 ANEMIA, HEMOLYTIC: Acute heinolytic anemia secondary to infectious mononucleosis (Perkin and others) 1095 ANESTHESIA: Malfunction of anesthesia equipment (C) (Davis) 521 Syn.osium on hemodynamic monitoring. Pt. 2 (D) Hemodynamic monitoring and care of patient at high risk for anesthesia (Pietak and Teasdale) 922 ANGINA PECTORIS: Evolution precoce et tardive apres pontage aortocoronarien: experience de 500 cas (Pelletier and others) 1081 Recurrent chest pain with transient ST-segment elevation and acute nBfocardial infarction in patient with normal coronary arteries (Madias) 331 ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYI'E: See KININASE II ANGIOTENSINS: Effect of captopril (SQ 14225) on blood pressure, plasma renin activity and angiotensin I converting enzyme activity (Larochelle and others) 309 ANIMALS, ZOO: Human tularemia at an urban zoo (Preiksaitis and others) 1097 ANTENATAL DIAGHOSIS: See PRENATAL DIAGIOSIS ANTIBIOTICS: Advances in antibiotic proohylaxis in gastrointestinal surgery (E) (Lewis) 265 Group B streptococcal infection in newborn (C) (Marks) 1056; (C) (Schiff) 1057 ANTIHENOPHILIC FACTOR: See FACTOR VIII ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS: Antihypertensive efficacy of propranolol given twice daily (MacLeod and others) 737 Drug prescribing for elderly in Saskatchewan during 1976 (Skoll, August and Johnson) 1074 The hypertensive patient. 4. Stepped-care therapy (E) (Sackett) 145 Variations in reported frequency of side effects of antihypertensive drugs need an explanation (E) (Biron and Laganiere) 1045 ANTI-INFLAW'IATORY AGENTS: Nonsteroidal anti-inflaimnatory agents in primary treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (E) (Anastassiades and others) 1046 ANTINUCLEAR FACTORS: Inununofluorescence assay for antinuclear factor: nonspecific test in hospitalized medical patients (Borak and others) 1372 AORTA, DILATED: Dilated aorta and pain in chest in 63-year-old man (DC) (Rene de Cotret and Sheldon) 1467 AORTIC VALVE: Aortic valve prolapse associated with ventricular septal defect: echocardiographic features (Way, Bloom and Izukawa) 62 AORTOCORONARY BYPASS: Evolution precoce et tardive apres pontage aortocoronarien: experience de 500 cas (Pelletier and others) 1081 APLASIA, RED CELL: Phenytoin-associated reversible red cell aplasia (Pritchard and others) 1491 ARBUS GS: See WENDLAND BE ARCHEOLOGY: Doctor at leisure: from earliest paleolithic settlers to Micmac, PEI's Indian past fascinates doctor-politician (NF) 96 ARCHIBALD SD, JIRSCH OW and BEAR RA: Gastrointestinal co.lications of renal transplantation. 2. Colon 119: 1301; Comnent on: See McLEOD RS, TRACK NS and REYNOLDS LE ARMSTRONG PW: Syn.osium on hemodynamic monitoring. Pt. 2 (C) Contributions of hemodynamic monitoring to treatment of chronic congestive heart failure 913 ARMSTRONG PW and BAIGRIE RS: Hemodynamic monitoring in critically ill patient: overview of synposium 865 Synposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Glossary of terms and abbreviations. 866 Synposium on hemodynamic monitoring. 865 - 936 ARORA DJS: Purified viral neuraminidase vaccine to control influenza 1575 ART: "From the last storm" wins art salon popularity award (NF) 1128 Mervin G. Shaw (PF) 1138

1 Cam Med Assoc J, Imdex to Volume 121 ARTERIOSCLEROSIS: Triglyceride turnover in health and disease BARNARDO, THOMAS JOHN: Dr. Thomas Barnardo's orphans were shipped (ABR) (Steiner) 1073 500 km to save body and soul (NF) 981 ATHEROSCLEROSIS: See ARTERIOSCLEROSIS BARNETT DG: D.G. Barnett (PF) 1022 ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID: Nonsteroidal anti-inflanunatory agents in BARR HWK: Acute spinal cord trauma: is there more hope in primary treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (E) future? CE) 1433 (Anastassiades and others) 1046 BARTEAUX, JOHN W: John W. Barteaux (PF) 1022 ASBESTOSIS: Suimnary of task force report on occupational BAXTER, DONALD: Donald Baxter (PF) 487 respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) (Ostiguy) 414 BAXTER, IAN: Ian Baxter (PF) 794 ASPIRIN: Nonsteroidal anti-inflaimnatory agents in primary BAYNE 0: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC EXAMINATION treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (E) (Anastassiades and BEAMISH, ROBERT E: Robert E. Beamish (PF) 242 others) 1046 BEAN, IRWIN W: Irwin W. Bean (PF) 458 ASSOCIATION DE 1'EDECINE INDUSTRIELLE: "Ameliorer la sante des BEAR RA and DYCK RF: Clinical approach to diagnosis of acid-base travailleurs plutot que promouvoir une ideologie" (NF) 640 disorders 120: 173; Conment on: See KURTZ I; replies 157 ASSOCIATION DES CENTRES DE SERVICES SOCIAUX: LAssociation BEAR RA, HANDELSMAN 5, LANG A, CAlTRAN 0, WILSON 0, JOHNSON N, des centres de services sociaux se penche sur la situation LEE KY and COLE EH: Clinical and pathological features of des enfants (NF) 490 six cases of sarcoidosis present with renal failure 1367 ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES: AAMC meeting: money BENARD, BERNARD; Bernard Benard (PF) 487 for research, training and new facilities first to feel BENNETT, JOHN 5: John S. Bennett (PF) 130 axe (NF) 1617 New Brunswick Medical Society: report of its 1979 annual ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN MEDICAL COLLEGES: Accreditation of meeting (NF) 1126 Canadian medical schools (C) (Waugh) 1438 What coimnunity physician can do for Indochinese refugees Donald F. Cameron (PF) 1539 (NF) 988; Correction 1351 Caribbean medical schools. BENSE M: M. Bense (PF) 242 Part 3: ACMC issues a warning (NF) 1415 BENZIE RJ; Antenatal generic diagnosis; current status and Albert R. Cox (PF) 1539 future prospects 120: 685; Coimnent on: See BERNSTEIN RE Fewer students applying to medical schools, says ACMC. One BENZODIAZEPINES: Clinical pharmacology and .therapeuti cs of third of applicants n.v successful (NF) 661 benzodiazepines (C) (Zarowny) 1571 ASTHMA: Isocyanate-induced asthma in an automobile spray BERGER P: See CATHCART LM painter (Cockcroft) 602 BERMAN, LESLIE: Leslie Berman (PF) 1313 Pathophysiology of asthma (Hogg and others) 409 BERNSTEIN J: What should you consider in your last-minute tax ATAXIA: Use of choline in treatment of ataxia associated with planning? (NF) 1290 multiple sclerosis (C) (Blattel) 1568 BERNSTEIN RE: Antenatal diagnosis (C) 1048 ATHERLEY GC: G.C. Atherley (PF) 1624 BERTRAND, GILLES GP: Gilles G.P. Bertrand (PF) 679 ATHLETIC INJURIES: Skateboard injuries (C) (Marchessault) 1570; BETHLHE, NORMAN: Bethune: his times and his legacy (C) (C) (Smith) 510 (McLeod) 862 Sports injuries, drowning and exposure to radiation concern BEVERLEY J: Comforts of home in maternity wards (C) 1348 Canada Safety Council meeting (NF) 1404 BEZCHLIBNYK K: See HOFFMAN BF ATLEE, HAROLD BENGE: Harold Benge Atlee (C) (Fishman) 1439 BIEHN J: Psychiatric illness in physicians (C) 1348 Harold Benge Atlee: teacher, hero and friend 120: 1547; BILINGUALISM: Bilingualism in the Journal (C) (Dawes) 1439 Conunent on: See FISHNAN N BIOCOWATIBLE MATERIALS: Assessing properties of implant materials: ATTITUDE OF HEALTH PERSONNEL: Moral choice: allocation of what needs to be done? (NF) 230 scarce resources (NF) 1388 BIOFEEDBACK: Biofeedback therapy for migraine sufferers may be ATTITUDE TO HEALTH: Les concepts "humain" et "personne" a mixed blessing (141) 1093 peuvent-ils eclairer le biomedecine (NF) 650 BIOGRAPHY: Allen, H. Hugh (PF) 131 AUGUST RJ: See SKOLL SL Atherley GC (PF) 1624 AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES: Acute hemolytic anemia secondary to Banks, Michael (PF) 1138 infectious mononucleosis (Perkin and others) 1095 Barnardo, Thomas John: Dr. Thomas Barnardo's orphans were HLA-B8, autoiimnune polyendocrinopathy and systemic lupus shipped 500 km to save body and soul (NF) 981 erythematosis (C) (ORegan) 1168 Beamish, Robert E. (PF) 242 AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING: Comouter-assisted medicine: Benard, Bernard (PF) 487 Breathing life into hardware (HF) 1408 Bennett, John (PF) 130 How soft is software? (NF) 673 EH Bensley (PF) 794 A short guide to computer jargon (NF) 1410 Gilles GP Bertrand (PF) 679 AUTOMOBILES: Auto options are costly, but some can save you EH Botterell (PF) 1019 money (NF) 1117 Stephen Boyd (PF) 242 Looking around for new car? (NF) 1114 Brian Brett (PF) 1624 AUTOPSY: Board of Directors' report wide-ranging (NF) 106 TDR Briant (PF) 679 Le Conseil general en faveur d'une EMC adaptee et volontaire Lawrence Brierly (PF) 1019 (NF) 120 Ferdinand Cabanne (PF) 380 ADJUVANTS, IMMUNOLOGIC: Bacille Calmette-Guerin in cancer JO Carson (PF) 458 therapy? CE) (Freedman) 13 (PF) 678 AVERBACK P: Viral encephalitic pathogenesis of Huntington's David Cochrane (PF) 239 chorea? (C) 1060 Corrigan, C. Edwin: Dr. C. Edwin Corrigan: courage and determination 813 Albert R Cox (PF) 1539 Darragh, James H (PF) 1313 d. Nargerie, qean: Le nouveau doy.n. Sherbrooke: partie B integrante d un milieu dynamique (NF) 807 Heather Dean (PF) 239 Michael E. Dixon (PF) 1539 BCG VACCINE: Bacille Calmette-Guerin in cancer therapy? (E) John N. Elder (PF) 458 (Freedman) 13 Fortier, Claude (PF) 1313 Oral administration of BCG (C) (Morales) 1447 Roger Gariepy (PF) 460 Oral administration of BCG as adjuvant to surgical treatment George B. Goodman (PF) 380 of carcinoma of bronchus (Miller and others) 45 Ian N. Grant (PF) 380 BACTEREMIA: See SEPTICEMIA Grant, Kennth C (PF) 1313 BACTERIAL INFECTIONS: Mixed infections with Hemophilus influenzae Roger Guillemin (PF) 679 type b (C) (Delage and Gaudreau) 1167 Garry Michael Gurbin (PF) 130 Review of Providencia bactereniia in general hospital, with Bruce Halliday (PF) 131 conment on patterns of antimicrobial sensitivity and use John Hildes (PF) 678 (Prentice and Robinson) 745 John R. Holmes (PF) 131 BAIGRIE RS: See ARMSTRONG PW Gaston Isabelle (PF) 131 BAIGRIE RS and MORGAN CD: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Hugh G. Lafave (PF) 1022 Pt. 1 (D) Hemodynamic monitoring: catheter insertion Arni Laxdal (PF) 794 techniques, complications and trouble-shooting 885 J.R. Lemoine (PF) 679 BAILEY GA: Psychiatric illness in physicians (C) 1572 H.W. Letts (PE) 795 BAKER FL: See GALBRAITH PR Eva Nader MacDonald (PF) 458 BAKER H: "Medical Hubris" (C) 405 Mark Marshall (PF) 377 BAKER MA: See MILLER AB Martin J. David (PF) 1313 BALTZAN MA: Quality health care insurance demands return to Harry Medovy (PF) 678 principles of insurance (NF) 1274 Garfield Moffatt (PF) 678 BALTZAN, RICHARD B: Richard B. Baltzan (PF) 377 James Naiman (PF) 1019 BANKS, MICHAEL: Michael Banks (PF) 1128 Richard N. Nuttall (PF) 1539 BANNATYNE RN, STRINGEL G and SI?4'SOM JS: Spontaneous peritonitis Richard J. Palahniuk (PF) 1022 due to group B streptococci 442 Elizabeth Pollentsky (PF) 377 BANNERMAN RP: Spousal retirement savings plan can be complex, Donald G. Price (PF) 242 but they do offer some tax advantages (NF) 1119 Patricia Rebbeck (PF) 377

Cam Med Assoc J, lundex to Volume 121 2 A. Roy (PF) 377 BRISBIN D: See GALBRAITH PR Roy, Marcel-Charles: La peste noire reapparait en Asie du BRITISH COLU?'EIA, Ministry of Health: Gerry Bonham (PF) 132 sud-est (NF) 1013 BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Elston Grey-Turner (PF) 132 Scriver, Charles R (PF) 1313 BROMPTON MIXTURE: Relief of chronic pain (C) (Keeri-Szanto) 17 Mervin G. Shaw (PF) 1138 BRONCHIAL NEOPLASMS: Oral administration of BCG as adjuvant to Leighton H. Smith (PF) 1022 surgical treatment of carcinoma of bronchus (Miller and Hugh Thomson (PF) 679 others) 45 E. Bruce Tovee (PF) 1019 BRONCHODILATOR AGENTS: Aerosol bronchodilators (C) (Epstein) Lorraine Trerrle (PF) 239 1166; (C) (Watters) 1165 Ronald F. Whelan (PF) 239 Correct use of pressurized aerosol inhalers (C) (Epstein) Frederick Whitehead (PF) 1138 714; (C) (Woolf) 710 Paul Yewchuck (PF) 131 BROWN FM: For how long should you keep your clinical records BIOMATERIALS: See BIOCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS (NF) 624 BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH: See RESEARCH BROWN JO: Health insurance (C) 862 BIOMETRY: Examining survival data (Coldman and Elwood) 1065 BROWN FAT: Obesity may be due to malfunctioning of brown fat BIRON P: Diminished libido with cimetidine therapy (C) 405 (ABR) (Himms-Hagen) 1361 BIRON P and LAGANIERE 5: Variations in reported frequency of BROWNELL EG: See OWEN DA (ed) side effects of antihypertensive drugs need an explanation BRUNET JAD: J.A.D. Brunet (PF) 458 CE) 1045 BUCK, H. WILLIAM: H. William Buck (PF) 460 BIRTH CONTROL: See FAMILY PLANNING BUDGETS: See FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BLADDER NEOPLASMS: Some newer approaches to the treatment of the BURGENER L and SOLMES JG: Spontaneous pneumothorax and mucosa of patients with superficial bladder cancer pregnancy (C) 120: 19; Ccxmnent on: See STEWART B 1. Continuous bladder irration with 5-fluorouracil BURNS PE, FREUND K, LEES AW, HURLBURT M and GRACE M: Five-year (Connolly, Anderson and Johnson) 318 survival of women with breast cancer in northern Alberta 571 BLACK DP and GICK 5: Management of obstretic complications at small rural hospital 120: 31; Coimnent on: See DRAPER CLW BLAIR DC: Allied health professions and non-physician-referred practice of physiotherapy (E) 120: 519; Connent on: See C McGOEY PF; KATZ MS; McKECHNIE J; replies 277; BRINTNELL S and MADILL HM CACMS: See COMMITTEE ON ACCREDITATION OF CANADIAN MEDICAL SCHOOLS BLAIS P: See COOPER MT CAOT: See CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS BLAJCHMAN MA: See KELTON JG CMD: See CONSEILS DES MEDECINS ET DENTISTES BLAJCHMAN MA, SHEPHERD FA and PERRAULT RA: Clinical use of blood, CPA: See CANADIAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION blood components and blood products 33 CABANNE, FERDINAND: Ferdinand Cabanne (PF) 377 BLATTEL RA: Use of choline in treatment of ataxia associated with CADUCEUS: The caduceus v. the staff of Aesculapius (C) multiple sclerosis (C) 1568 (Larose) 158 BLINDNESS: Poppies cause blindness? (I't4) 749 CAIRNS JA: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. BLOOD: Clinical use of blood, blood components and blood products Pt. 2 (B) Hemodyn amic monitoring in acute myocardial (Blajchman, Shepherd and Perrault) 33 infarction 905 BLOOD BANKS: Clinical use of blood, blood components and blood CALCIUM CARBONATE: Severe hypercalcemia associated with products (Blajchinan, Shepherd and Perrault) 33 hydrochlorothiazide and calcium carbonate therapy (Hakim and Quiet revolution in therapy (E) (Zipurksy) 14 others) 591 BLOOD DISEASES: See HEMATOLOGIC DISEASES CALOWELL DY: Universal accessibility of medicare (C) 1341 BLOOD DONORS: National panel of IgA-deficient blood donors CALLAGHAN, GEORGE: George Callaghan (PF) 1138 (C) (Valet, Laschinger and Naylor) 527 CAMPBELL FA: See ROBINSON LA BLOOD GAS ANALYSIS: Clinical approach to diagnosis of acid-base CAWING: Organizing successful summer camp for children with disorders (C) (Bear) 157; (C) (Kurtz) 157 chronic renal failure (NF) 356 BLOOD PLATELETS: Platelet transfusions (Kelton and Blajchman) 1353 CAMPYLOBACTER INFECTIONS: Campylobacter ileocolitis: inflameiatory BLOOD PRESSURE: The hypertensive patient. bowel disease (Lantert and others) 1377 3. Clinical work-up CE) (Sackett) 7 CANADA HEALTH SURVEY: Canada Health Survey -- can we get along BLOOD TRANSFUSION: Clinical use of blood, blood components and without it? (E) (Morgan) 148 blood products (Blajchman, Shepherd and Perrault) 33 The Canada Health Survey - who will pay for it? (C) (McLeish) Malaria in rural Quebec: impossible infection (C) (Stuart) 1563 1571 Unexplained falciparum malaria in patient with chronic CANADA SAFETY COUNCIL: Sports injuries, drowning and exposure lymphocytic leukemia (Duperval, Longpre and Madarnas) 1585 to radiation concern Canada Safety Council meeting (NF) 1404 BLOOD VESSEL PROSTHESIS: Fabric cardiovascular prostheses for CANADIAN ANAESTHETISTS SOCIETY: W.J. Farley (PF) 380 blood vessel replacement (C) (Cooper and Blais) 154 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS: Specialist or BLOOM KR: See WAY RC GP? Thorny question of emergency department staffing (NF) 473 BOAT PEOPLE: See REFUGEES CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS: Occupational BOND CA: Research in general practice (C) 1346 therapy - response (C) (Brintnell and Madill) 1166 BONDS: See INVESTMENTS CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PATHOLOGISTS: D.P. Hill (PF) 795 BONHAM, GERRY: Gerry Bonham (PF) 132 V.W. Krause (PF) 795 BOORMAN JA: To live or not to live: moral and practical cases H.W. Letts (PF) 794 against active euthanasia (NF) 483 T.F. McElligott (PF) 795 BORAK J, VASEY F, LAUTER 5, DORVAL G and OSTERLAND CK: K.P.H. Pritzker (PF) 795 Immunofluorescence assay for antinuclear factor: nonspecific V.R. Waldorf (PF) 795 test in hospitalized medical patients 1372 CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF RADIOLOGISTS: George B. Goodman (PF) 380 BOTTERELL EH: E.H. Botterell (PF) 1019 CANADIAN FERTILITY SOCIETY: Unwanted teenage pregnancy: its BOTTERELL, HARRY: Harry Botterell (PF) 132 causes and remedies (NF) 489 BOUCHER R: See LAROCHELLE P CANADIAN JOURNAL OF SURGERY: Robert Stapleton (PF) 1624 BOUCHER RC: See HOGG JC CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Association forecasts sharply BOURDILLON JF: CMA presidential election (C) 404 reduced surplus in 1979 (NF) 117 Metatarsophalangeal fusion for hallux vagus (C) 1351 An open letter to the meeters of the Canadian Medical BONKER L: See HOFFMAN BF Association (Wylie and Varvis) Sep 8 BOWMER I: I. Bowmer (PF) 242 CMA beliefs on medical services insurance program (NF) 1274 BOYD, STEPHEN: Stephen Boyd (PF) 242 CMA joins academic and research groups to seek facts and BRAGANZA J: J. Braganza (PF) 242 principles in biomedical research (NF) 1518 BRAIN INJURIES, ACUTE: Physicians from two continents review CMA makes stand on professional rights for physicians (NF) 966 management of brain-injured patients (NF) 1535 NMA accepts 8% increase for fee-for-service physicians BRAIN NEOPLASMS: Distinguished benign and malignant brain (NF) 1512 tumours (MM) 563 Robert Stapleton (PF) 1624 BRANDEJS JF: Physicians' earnings (C) 854 BRANT CC: Who was the first full-blooded North American Indian Alta Div.; Alberta doctors offered an overall 15.5% (NF) 1512 to receive an MD? (C) 704 Alberta health minister takes "honest approach" at Al.A annual BREAST FEEDING: Breast-feeding: an aid to refraction (C) meeting (NF) 1392 (Cashman) 1165 Annual meeting, 112th, Toronto, June 17-22, 1979: New BREAST NEOPLASMS: Familial risk of cancer (E) (Miller) 505 political climate for health care confronts Canadian Five-year survival of women with breast cancer in northern Medical Association at Toronto annual meeting (NF) 105 Alberta (Burns and others) 571 Board of Directors: Board of Directors' report wide-ranging Investigation of family suspected of being at high risk for (NF) 160 cancer (Elwood, Crawford and Werner) 559 L.R. Harnick (PF) 132 Mammography (C) (Harrison) 1050 E.V. Rafuse (PF) 130 Plastic surgeons say they have to pay for mistakes of other B.C. Div.: CMA p residential election (C) Bourdillon) 404; physicians (NF) 1537 (C) (Tho son 404; (C) (Watson) 404 BRETT, BRIAN: Brian Brett (PF) 1624 Patricia Rebbec (PF) 377 BRIERLY, LAWRENCE: Lawrence Brierly (PF) 1019 Committee on Ethics: W.L. May (PF) 130 BRINTHELL S and MADILL HM: Occupational therapy - response A.A. Parsons (PF) 130 (C) 1166 0. Schmidt (PF) 130

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 Coimnittee on Finance: E. Coffin (PF) 130 CMPJ seeking readers' pictures to use on Journal cover 654 J. Crust (PF) 130 Choosing medical journals (E) (Wiggin) 698 L.R. Harnick (PF) 130 Do doctors make good parents (NF) 795 J.A. tjyrden (PF) 130 Information for contributors of manuscripts; subscription D.B. Rix (PF) 130 rates 26 J.B. Walker (PF) 130 Journal chooses cover photograph by Calgary physician 1541 Council on Coimnunity Health: Le Conseil general en faveur Denise Robillard (Pr) 132 dune EMC adaptee et volontaire (NF) 120 Robert Stapleton (Pr) 1624 Nuclear wastes and traffic safety main coimnunity health Jane Whitney (Pr) 132 concerns (NF) 112 CANADIAN NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY: A.J. Aguayo (Pr) 679 Council on Economics: Le Conseil general en faveur dune Gilles G.P. Bertrand (Pr) 679 EMC adaptee et volontaire (NF) 120 CANADIAN OPHTHALMDLOGICAL SOCIETY: Names of the 1979 Executive Real cost of physician service down 20% over 16 years of the Canadian Ophthalmological Society (PF) 377 (NF) 116 CANADIAN ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATION: M. Duhaime (Pr) 794 Council on Medical Education: CMA endorses continuing Glen E. Edwards (PF) 794 medical education (NF) 118 Carroll A. Laurin (Pr) 794 Le Conseil general en faveur dune EMC adaptee et Robert Salter (Pr) 794 volontaire (NF) 120 J.J. Wiley (Pr) 794 Council on Medical Services: Le Conseil general en faveur CANADIAN OTOLARYNGOLOGICAL SOCIETY: E.J. Stark (Pr) 679 dune EMC adaptee et volontaire (NF) 120 CANADIAN PARAPLEGIC ASSOCIATION: Harry Botterell (Pr) 132 Council on Medical Services proposes better drug control CANADIAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION: CPA annual meeting: we are (NF) 118 MOs first, psychiatrists second (NF) 1280 General Council: CMA presidential election (C) (Bourdillon) Position papers passed by Canadian Psychiatric Association 404; (C)(Thon.,son) 404; (C) (Watson) 404 (C) (Sim) 1335 Le Conseil general en faveur dune EMC adaptee et volontaire CANADIAN SOCIETY OF AVIATION MEDICINE: T.D.R. Briant (PF) 679 (NF) 120 CANADIAN SOCIETY OF PLASTIC SURGEONS: Hugh Thomson (Pr) 679 Lettre ouverte aux membres de 1 Association CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON ThE PERIODIC HEALTH EXAMINATION: Periodic canadienne (Wylie and Varvis) Sept. 8, 1979 health examination (E) (Morgan) 1161 An open letter to the meeters of the Canadian Medical Periodic health examination (Canadian Task Force on the Association (Wylie and Varvis) Sept. 8, 1979 Periodic Health Examination) 1193-1254 D.B. Rix (Pr) 130 CANCER: See NEOPLASMS William Thomas (PF) 130 CAPE ROT and VALBERG LS: Care of elderly: role of internist C.J. Varvis (PF) 130 (NF) 990 Executive Conunittee: Lorraine Trempe (PF) 130 CAPTOPRIL: Effect of captopril (SQ 14225) on blood pressure, MD Management: Donald G. Price (PF) 242 plasma renin activity and angiotensin I converting enzyme N.B. Div.: John S. Bennett (Pr) 130 activity (Larochelle and others) 309 New Brunswick Medical Society: report of its 1971 annual CARBON MONOXIDE: Carbon monoxide in indoor skating arenas meeting (NF) 1126 (C) (Luckhurst and French) 1053 Frederick Whitehead (PF) 1138 CARCINOGENS: Occupational lung cancer and smoking: review in Nfld. Div.: M. Bense (PF) 242 light of current theories of carcinogenesis (Chovil) 548 I. Bowmer (PF) 242 CARCINOMA: Oral administration as adjuvant to surgical J. Braganza (Pr) 242 treatment of carcinoma of bronchus (Miller and others) 45 P.J. Dobbin (PF) 242 CARCINOMA, BASAL CELL: Metastasizing basal cell carcinoma G. Fowlow (PF) 242 (C) (Fitzpatrick) 522 F. French (PF) 242 CARDIOLOGY: Computer-assisted electrocardiographic interpretation J. Guy (PF) 242 (C) (Milliken) 1132 N. Harvey (PF) 242 Hemodynamic monitoring in critically ill patient: overview of T.G. Hogan (PF) 242 symposium (Armstrong and Baigrie) 865 J.A. Hopkins (PF) 242 Hemodynainic monitoring of acutely ill patient (E) (Klassen) 841 0. McCutcheon (PF) 242 Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on John R. Martin (PF) 242 occupational health (NF) 1396 NMA accepts 8% increase for fee-for-service physicians Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. (Armstrong and Baigrie) (NF) 1512 865 - 936 D. Norman (PF) 242 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. D.B. Peddle (PF) 242 Glossary of terms and abbreviations (Armstrong and W.R. Stevenson (PF) 242 Baigrie) 866 Ian Tough (PF) 242 Symposium on hemoctynamic monitoring. G.W. Warren (PF) 242 Pt. 1 (A) Hemodynamic monitoring: personal and historical Ronald F. Whelan (PF) 239 perspective (Swan and Ganz) 868 N.S. Div.: W.C. Acker (PF) 1625 Pt. 1 (B) Physiologic significance of hemoctynamic Margaret Churchill (Pr) 1625 measurements and their derived indices (Gilbert and Hew) 879 Peter D. Jackson (Pr) 1625 Pt. 1 (C) Basic equipment requirements for hemodynamic J. Kazimlrski (Pr) 1625 monitoring (Morton) 879 J. MacLeod (Pr) 1625 Pt. 1 (0) Hemodynamic monitoring: catheter insertion Murdock J. Smith (Pr) 1625 techniques, complications and trouble-shooting (Baigrie Ont. Div.: GP's discontent aired at section meeting (NF) 122 and Morgan) 885 D. Laurence Wilson (Pr) 130 Pt. 1 (E) Does hemodynamic monitoring complement Presidential Election: CMA presidential election (C) conventional methods of assessment in critically ill cardiac (Bourdillon) 404; (C) (Thompson) 404; (C) (Watson) 404 patient? (Holder) 895 An open letter to the meeters of the Canadian Medical Pt. 2 (A) Influence of mechanical ventilation and pulmonary Association (Wylie and Varvis) Sept. 8, 1979 disease on pulmonary artery pressure monitoring (King) 901 Lettre ouverte aux mejri,res de 1 'Association medicale Pt. 2 (B) Hemodynamic monitoring in acute irtyocardial canadienne (Wylie and Varvis) Sept. 8, 1979 infarction (Cairns) 905 PEI Div.: J.R. Chiasson (Pr) 1625 Pt. 2 (C) Contributions of hemodynamic monitoring to Robert Colborne (Pr) 1625 treatment of chronic congestive heart failure (Armstrong) 913 G.T. Cottreau (PF) 1625 Pt. 2 (0) Hemodynamic monitoring and care of patient at high L. Cox (Pr) 1625 risk for anesthesia (Pietak and Teasdale) 922 Ross Davison (Pr) 1625 Pt. 2 (E) Monitoring critically ill surgical patient C. Dewar (Pr) 1625 (Holliday and Doris) 931 Kenneth Grant (Pr) 1313; 1625 CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION: See RESUSCITATION Half the doctors in PEI opt out of medicare plan after CAROTENE: Treatment of dermatosis with B-carotene (C) province repudiates negotiated agreement (NF) 656 (Woodman) 279 W.T. Hooper (Pr) 1625 CARR I: I bore me stiff -- essay on medical education (C) Elmer MacKenzie (Pr) 1625 120: 1331; Coimnent on: See O'BRIEN JY D. Meek (Pr) 1625 CARSON JO: J.D. Carson .PF) 458 S. O'Brien (PF) 1625 CASEY RE: See ZALESKI LA J.H. OHanley (Pr) 1625 CASHMAN F: See EASTWOOD MR Opting-out issue main concern at PEI Medical Society annual CASHMAN FE: Breast-feeding: an aid to refraction (C) 1165 meeting (NF) 1271 CASTS, SURGICAL: Polyurethane may replace plaster in 0.1. Stewart (PF) 1625 casts (f.W) 1047 T. Verma (Pr) 1625 CATHCART LM, BERGER P and KNAZAN B: Medical examination of torture Frederick Whitehead (Pr) 1138 victims applying for refugee status 179 CATHETERIZATION: Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens Sask. Div.: Governments can't make good decisions, septicemia associated with use of an indwelling radial artery Saskatchewan assently told (NF) 1524 catheter (Rose) 1595 CANADIAN ?'EDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL: Are Christmas editorials Infection associated with radial artery catheters (E) appropriate for the Journal (E) (Wiggin) 1434 (Meakins) 1564 Bilingualism in the Journal (C) (Dawes) 1439

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 4 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. COMMON COLD: The virus and the shaman: must GP choose between Pt. 1 CD) Hemodynainic monitoring: catheter insertion truth and consequences? (HF) 791 techniques, complications and trouble-shooting (Baigrie COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES: L'Association des centres de services and Morgan) 885 sociaux se penche sur la situation des enfants (HF) 490 CATHETERS, INDWELLING: Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens COIfUTERS: Can coiwuter ever take over practice of medicine? septiceinia associated with use of an indwelling radial (OF) (Garner) 1113 artery catheter (Rose) 1595 Computer-assisted electrocardiographic interpretation (C) Infection associated with radial artery catheters (E) (Milliken) 1332 (Neakins) 1564 Computer-assisted medicine: CATTRAN D: See BEAR RA Breathing life into hardware (HF) 1408 CAUMARTIN, MARIE-CELINE: Marie-Celine Caumartin (PF) 1022 How soft is software? (HF) 673 CELLULOSE: Dietary fibre and colonic neoplasia (Freeman) 291 A short guide to computer jargon (HF) 1410 CENTRALIZED HOSPITAL SERVICES: How central funding and local CONNOLLY JG, ANDERSON C and JOHNSON I: Some newer approaches planning can coexist in an effective health-care system to the treatment of the mucosa of patients with superficial (NF) 797 bladder cancer: CERAMICS: Ceramics dangerous to health? (141) 740 1. Continuous bladder irrigation with 5-fluorouracil 318 CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS: Predicting improvement in stroke CONSEILS DES f'EDECINS ET DENTISTES: Unite et participation patients referred for inpatient rehabilitation (Jimenez pour un leadership medical efficace (HF) 1621 and Morgan) 1481 COOKE U: See GALBRAITH PR What is a stroke? (C) (Cole) 850 COOPER MT and BLAIS P: Fabric cardiovascular prostheses for CHAG.ON A: See SKVORC-RANKO R blood vessel replacement (C) 154 DIAN A: Vietnamese refugees (C) 1572 COPEMAN WJ: Experience with an undergraduate medical bursary CHARTER OF HEALTH FOR : Are goals of Charter of Health program in Ontario (C) 1170 for Canadians being achieved? Crontie appoints Enunett CORBER SJ: S.J. Corber (PF) 1625 Hall to find out (HF) 989 CORNIER, HUGUES: Hugues Cormier (PF) 1022 CHERNESKY MA: See LEWIS JE CORNElL DG: See COVVEY HD .HIASSON JR: J.R. Chiasson (PF) 1625 CORONARY DISEASE: Cold snaps, snowfall and sudden death from CHILD: LAssociation des centres de services sociaux se penche ischemic heart disease (Anderson and Rochard) 1580 sur la situation des enfants (HF) 490 Evolution precoce et tardive apres pontage aortocoronarien: Health care for children: what they need and what they don't experience de 500 cas (Pelletier and others) 1081 (HF) 1616 CORPORATION PROFESSIONNELLE DES f'EDECINS DU QUEBEC: Bilan dun Identification of impaired hearing in early childhood (Wong programme efficace d'inspection professionnelle (HF) 128 and Shah) 529 CORRIGAN, C. EDWIN: Dr. C. Edwin Corrigan: courage and If accidental poisonings were disease, it would be called determination 813 an epidemic, say pharmacists (HF) 997 COSSETTE R: See PELLETIER C Surface soil as potential source of lead exposure for young COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS: Preoperative electrocardiography: its children (Schmitt and others) 1474 cost-effectiveness in detecting abnormalities when previous Abces renal et perirenal chez lenfant (Laroche and others) 184 tracing exists (Rabkin and Horne) 301 CHILD ABUSE: Second International Congress on Child Abuse (C) PEI thinks small is beautiful - and more cost-efficient in (Van Dorp) 522 health-care delivery (HF) 358 CHILD CARE COI¶ITTEES: Child abuse by child abuse coimnittees? COST EFFECTIVENESS: See COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS (C) (Emanuel) 1448 COSTS AND COST ANALYSIS: Caring for bereaved: are funerals worth CHILD HEALTH SERVICES: Family practice and pediatrics: can their the money? (HF) 978 common boundary be defined (HF) 635 Le Conseil general en faveur d'une EMC adaptee et children's conference outcome predictable and volontaire (HF) 120 obvious, yet under-the-surface action could have major Experts debate control of health-care costs (HF) 128 effect (HF) 221 Northeast Canadian-A.rican health conference analyses health CHILD REARING: My parent the doctor (HF) 1146 care budget famine HF 1400 My parent the doctor (HF) 1140 Quality health care insurance demands return to principles of CHILD WELFARE: Child abuse by child abuse committees? (C) insurance (HF) 1274 (Emanuel) 1448 Real cost of physician service down 20% over 16 years (HF) 116 Dr. Thomas Barnardo's orphans were shipped 500 km to save COTTREAU GT: G.T. Cottreau (PF) 1625 bocty and soul (HF) 981 COTTRELL OG: Salaried medical services (C) 120: 1053; Comment on: CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF EASTERN ONTARIO: Gerry Bonham (PF) 132 See: SHONE J CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS: See HOSPITALS, SPECIAL COVVEY I-ID and IIcALISTER H: Computer-assisted medicine: CHIROPRACTORS: Chiropractors (C) (Potter) 705 Breathing life into hardware (HF) 1408 CHOLINE: Use of choline in treatment of ataxia associated with COYVEY HD, McALLISTER NH and CORNElL DG: Computer-assisted multiple sclerosis (C) (Blattel) 1568 medicine: CHOVIL AC: Occupational lung cancer and smoking: review in How soft is software? (HF) 673 light of current theories of carcinogenesis 548 COX, ALBERT R: Albert R. Cox (PF) 1539 CHOWN, BRUCE: Bruce Chown (PF) 678 COX DW: See HALAL F CHRISTMAS: Are Christmas editorials appropriate for the Journal COX L: L. Cox (PF) 1625 (E) (Wiggin) 1434 CRANFIELD HV: Health care services in Canada (C) 710 CHURCHILL, MARGARET: Margaret Churchill (PF) 1625 CRAWFORD GM: See ELWOOD JM CIGUATERA: See MARINE TOXINS CRAWSHAW GJ: See PREIKSAITIS JK CLARK JM: Logic of SI (C) 120: 1207; Coimiient on: See SINGER OP CRITERIA FOR THE DETERMINATION OF DEATH: Commission says criteria CLOSTRIDIUM INFECTIONS: Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens for determination of death not purely medical decision, septicemia associated with use of an indwelling radial artery urges legislation (HF) 462 catheter (Rose) 1595 Proposed solution (HF) 465 Infection associated with radial artery catheters (E) CRITICAL CARE: Hemodynamic monitoring in critically ill patient: (Meakins) 1564 overview of symposium (Armstrong and Baigrie) 865 COCHRANE, BRIAN: Brian Cochrane (PF) 239 Hemodynamic monitoring of acutely ill patient (E) (Klassen) 841 COCKCROFT DW: Isocyanate-induced asthma in an automobile spray Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. (Armstrong and painter 602 Baigrie) 865-936 COFFIN E: E. Coffin (PF) 130 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. COLBORNE, ROBERT: Robert Colborne (PF) 1625 Glossary of terms and abbreviations (Armstrong and COLD: Cold snaps, snowfall and sudden death from ischemic heart Baigrie) 866 disease (Anderson and Rochard) 1580 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. GOLDMAN AJ and ELWOOD JM: Examining survival data 1065 Pt. 1 (A) Hemodynamic monitoring: personal and historical COLE EH: See BEAR RA perspective (Swan and Ganz) 868 COLE FM: What is a stroke? (C) 850 Pt. 1 (B) Physiologic significance of hemodynamic COLLEGE OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF CANADA: Whither general practice? measurements and their derived indices (Gilbert and Hew) 879 (OF) (Woods) 621 Pt. 1 (C) Basic equipment requirements for hemodynamic Ont. Chapter: Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair monitoring (Morton) 879 remuneration and recognition (HF) 1526 Pt. 1 (D) Hemodynamic monitoring: catheter insertion Sask. Div.: Saskatchewan CFPC meeting: must college "go it techniques, complications and trouble-shooting (Baigrie and alone" to negotiate payment? (HF) 1289 Morgan) 885 COLONIC DISEASES: Diverticulitis of sigmoid colon in young Pt. 1 (E) Does hemodynamic monitoring complement conventional adults (C) (Isenstein, Crowson and Rogers) 521 methods of assessment in critically ill cardiac patient? COLONIC NEOPLASMS; Dietary fibre and colonic neoplasia (Holder) 895 (Freeman) 291 Pt. 2 (A) Influence of mechanical ventilation and pulmonary COLONY-STIMULATING FACTORS: Factors influencing in vitro production disease on pulmonary artery pressure monitoring (King) 901 of colony-stimulating factors by mononuclear leukocytes from Pt. 2 (B) Hemodynamic monitoring in acute mnyocardial humans (Galbraith and others) 172 infarction (Cairns) 905 COLOR-BLINDNESS: Colour-blind drivers of motor vehicles (C) Pt. 2 (C) Contributions of hemodynamic monitoring to (Iles) 1566; (C) (Jespersen) 1441; (C) (Whillans) 406 treatment of chronic congestive heart failure (Armstrong) 913 COMMITTEE ON ACCREDITATION OF CANADIAN fEDICAL SCHOOLS: Pt. 2 (D) Hemodynamic monitoring and care of patient at high Accreditation of medical schools becomes a Canadian operation risk for anesthesia (Pietak and Teasdale) 922 (OF) (Garner) 345

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 Pt. 2 (E) Monitoring critically ill surgical patient Malaria in rural Quebec: impossible infection (E) (Holliday and Doris) 931 (Stuart) 1563 CRO?'BIE, DAVID: David Crontie: is nice guy big enough to handle Maimnography (C) (Harrison) 1050 $14 billion portfolio? (NF) 233 Pitfalls in diagnosis of leg pain (Provan, Moreau and CROWSON AN: See IS ENSTEIN N MacNab 167 CRUST J: J. Crust (PF) 130 Screening for ovarian cancer (C) (Dixon-Warren) 1566; CURRICULUM: La pedagogie medicale, moyen dameliorer des (C) (Popkin) 1567 programmes juges "moderement Innovateurs" (NF) 225 Unexplained falciparum malaria in patient with chronic CYSTATHIONINE: Cystathioninuria, renal iminoglycinuria and lyirphocytic leukemia (Duperval, Longpre and ivladarnas) 1585 'l-antitrypsin deficiency in same family: relevance in DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGE; Progressive loss of consciousness in medical practice (Halal and others) 64 78-year-old man with long-standing dyspnea (Owen (ed) and CYTOMEGALOVIRUS: Presence du cytomegalovirus dans le liquide others) 727 aimiotique au cours d'une infection asymptomatique chez la DIAL-A-DOCTOR: See INFORMATION SERVICES mere avec transmission au foetus (Skvorc-Ranko and others) 762 DIARRHEA: Dietary fluids and diarrhea in babies (E) (liamilton) 509 Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium content and osmolality of some commercial 'clear" soups, juices and beverages (Wendland and others) 564 D DICKINSON, JOHN: John Dickinson (PF) 132 DIET: Dietary fibre and colonic neoplasis (Freeman) 291 Maternal phenyl ketonuri a: dietary treatment during pregnancy (Zaleski, Casey and Zaleski) 1591 DARRAGH, JAr'ES H: James H. Darragh (PF) 1313 DIETARY FIBRE: See CELLULOSE DAVIES GJ: G.J. Davies (PF) 1625 DIETARY FLUIDS: See FLUID THERAPY DAVIS DA: Malfunction of anesthesia equipment (C) 521 DIGITALIS: Historical notes - Digitalis (Ml) 264 DAVISON, ROSS: Ross Davison (PF) 1625 Interactions of digitalis (E) (Milliken) 263 DAWES CRS: Bilingualism in the Journal (C) 1439 DIGOXIN: Digoxin dosage in patients with gastric hyperacidity DAWRANT AG: Quality of Canada's health care system (C) 714 (C) (McGilveray and others) 704 de MARGERIE, JEAN: Le nouveau doyen a Sherbrooke: partie integrante Interactions of digitalis (E) (Milliken) 263 d'un milieu dynamique (NF) 807 DISABLED: See HANDICAPPED de VEBER LL: Moral choice: help on the way for entattled DISCONBE G: Health care services in Britain (C) 709 physician (C) 1165 DISEASE OUTBREAKS: Epidemic of mumps in partially immune DEAFNESS: Identification of impaired hearing in early childhood population (Lewis and others) 751 (Wong and Shah) 529 DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION: Syndrome of DEAN, HEATHER: Heather Dean (PF) 239 pneumococcemia, disseminated intravascular coagulation and DEATH: Caring for bereaved: are funerals worth the money? (NF) 978 asplenia (Kingston and MacKenzie) 57 Commission says criteria for determination of death not purely DITTBERNER, KLAUS: Klaus Dittberner (PF) 794 medical decision, urges legislation (NF) 462 DIURETICS: Drug prescribing for elderly in Saskatchewan during Proposed solution (NF) 465 1976 (Skoll, August and Johnson) 1074 DEATH, SUDDEN: Cold snaps, snowfall and sudden death from DIVERTICULITIS, COLONIC: Diverticulitis of sigmoid colon in ischemic heart disease (Anderson and Rochard) 1580 young adults (C) (Isenstein, Crowson and Rogers) 521 DECLARATION OF REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS: Declaration of reasonable DIIXON, MICHAEL E: Michael E. Dixon (PF) 1539 expectations: recognition of mutual rights and duties (NF) 972 DIXON-WARREN B: Screening for ovarian cancer (C) 1566 DECOUTURE, IVAN: Ivan DeCouture (PF) 1022 DOBBIN PJ: P.J. Dobbin (PF) 242 DELAGE G and GAUDREAU C: Mixed infections with Hemophilus DODDS DJ: See MILLER AB influenzae type b (C) 1167 DONTIGNY L: See PELLETIER C DELIVERY OF HEALTh CARE: Are goals of Charter of Health for DORIS PJ: See HOLLIDAY RL Canadians being achieved? Crontie appoints Emmett Hall to DORVAL G: See BORAK J find out (NF) 989 Boat people pose no public-health threat despite parasites DOSAGE FORMS: Digoxin dosage in patients with gastric hyperacidity and some active TB (NF) 796 (C) (McGilveray and others) 704 Care of elderly: role of internist (NF) 990 DOWN'S SYNDROME: Down's syndrome in the offspring of young Comforts of home in maternity wards (C) (Beverly) 1348 parents evidence for an X-borne dominant mutation? Les concepts "humain" et "personne" peuvent-ils eclairer la (C) (Philippe) 278 biomedecine (NF) 650 DRAPEAU, MONIQUE: Monique Drapeau (PF) 1022 Family practice and pediatrics: can their common boundary be DRAPER CLW: Chiropractors (C) 120: 920; Comment on: defined (NF) 635 See POTTER GE Horseriding catching on as therapy for disabled (NF) 631 Management of obstetric complications at small rural hospital How central funding and local planning can coexist in an (C) 406 effective health-care system (NF) 797 DRIVING: Colour-blind drivers of motor vehicles (C) (Iles) 1566; Medical schools and teaching hospitals see fewer dollars and (C) (Jespersen) 1441; (C) (Whillans) 406 greater demands in eighties (NF) 1531 DRUG AND NARCOTIC CONTROL; Le Conseil general en faveur d'une Moral choice: allocation of scarce resources (NF) 1388 EMC adaptee et volontaire (NF) 120 Northeast Canadi an-Amen can health conference analyses Council on Medical Services proposes better drug control health care budget famine (NF) 1400 (NF) 118 Organizing successful suimner camp for children with chronic DRUG ABUSE: Psychiatric illness in physicians (Shortt) 283 renal failure (NF) 356 DRUG DEPENDENCE: Physicians-at-risk-program (C) (Laxdal) 703 La peste noire reapparait en Asie du sud-est (NF) 1013 Treatment of chemically dependent physicians (C) (MacDonald PEI thinks small is beautiful - and more cost-efficient in and NacMillan) 1062 health-care delivery (NF) 358 Use of drugs with dependence liability (Jacob and Sellers) 737 Soins psychiatriques aux francophones du N.B.: plus de projets DRUG INTERACTIONS: Interactiona of digitalis (E)(Milliken) 263 et d'espoirs que de ressources (NF) 1135 DRUG RESISTANCE: Mixed infections with Hemophilus influenzae Specialist or GP? Thorny question of emergOncy department type b (C) (Delage and Gaudreau) 1167 staffing (NF) 473 DRUG THERAPY: Advances in antibiotic prophylaxis in DEMENTIA: Rational approach to dementia (Ropper) 1175 gestrointestinel surgery (E) (Lewis) 265 DERMATOLOGY: Patterns of practice of neurologists and Antihypertensive efficacy of propranolol given twice daily dermatologists in Ontario (McConnon and Shah) 439 (MacLeod and others) 737 Treatment of dermatosis withA-carotene (C) (Woodman) 279 Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of benzodiazepines DEVEBER GA: See FROMMER P (C) (Zarowny) 1571 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Health problems of developing nations Digoxin dosage in patients with gastric hyperacidity (C) (C) (Korcok) 1338; (C) (Van Dorf) 1335 (McGilveray and others) 704 Reseau-Med: reseau d'aide anonyme pour les medecins en The hypertensive patient. difficulte (NF) 652 4. Stepped-care therapy (E) (Sackett) 145 DEVITT JE: A 's experience 120: 1370; Comment on: 5. Compliance with therapy (E) (Sackett) 259 See HARRISON RC Persistent nephrogenic diabetes insipidus associated with The surgeon's response 120: 1374; Coninent on: long-term lithium carbonate treatment (Rabin and others) 194 See HARRISON RC Report of clinical trial of Canadian preparation of DEWAR C: C. Dewar (PF) 1625 antihemophilic factor (Magnin and Johnson) 422 DEWAR LG: Breast-feeding: aid to anesthesia (C) 120: 1331; Some newer approaches to the treatment of the mucosa of Comment on: See CASHMAN FE patients with superficial bladder cancer. DIABETES INSIPIDUS: Persistent nephrogenic diabetes insipidus 1. Continuous bladder irrigation with 5-fluorouracil associated with long-term lithium carbonate treatment (Connolly, Anderson and Johnson) 318 (Rabin and others) 194 Treatment of polychthemia vera (MacDougall, Weinerman DIAGNOSIS: Detecting and preventing glaucoma (C) (Whitehouse) and Kemel) 581 1447 Adverse effects: Phenytoin-associated reversible red cell Distinguished benign and malignant brain tumours (Ml) 563 aplasia (Pritchard and others) 1491 The hypertensive patient. Variations in reported frequency of side effects of 3. Clinical work-up (E) (Sackett) 7 antihypertensive drugs need an explanation (E) (Biron Identification of impaired hearing in early childhood and Laganiere) 1045 (Wong and Shah) 529

Can Med Assoc J, Imdex to Volume 121 DRUG UTILIZATION: Drug information for patients (E) (MacLeod) 1043 Immunization in Canada: 1979 (Gold) 697 Drug prescribing for elderly in Saskatchewan during 1976 Infection associated with radial artery catheters (Skoll, August and Johnson) 1074 (Meakins) 1564 DRUGS: Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of benzodiazepines Interactions of digitalis (Milliken) 263 (C) (Zarowny) 1571 Malaria in rural Quebec: impossible infection (Stuart) 1563 Drug information for patients (E) (MacLeod) 1043 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents in primary treatment If accidental poisonings were disease, it would be called of rheumatoid arthritis (Anastassiades and others) 1046 an epidemic, say pharmacists (NF) 997 Occupational respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) (Scott) 400 Use of druqs with dependence liability (Jacob and Sellers) 717 Quiet revolution in blood transfusion therapy (Zipursky) 14 DU JNH; Ten years experience in management of Skateboard injuries (Smith) 510 intussusception in infants and children by hydrostatic Splenectomy for rupture of spleen: reappraisal (Meakins) 11 reduction 119: 1075; Comment on: See EIN SH and Variations in reported frequency of side effects of FALLIS JC; replies: 25 antihypertensive drugs need an explanation (Biron and DUGUID, NIGEL: Nigel Duguid (PF) 794 Laganiere) 1045 DWAII'E M: N. Duhaime (PF) 794 Who's for living longest? (Walker) 1331 DUPERVAL R, LONGPRE B and NADARNAS P: Unexplained falciparum EDUCATION, )(DICAL; AAMC meeting; money for research, training malaria in patient with chronic lyaphocytic leukemia 1585 and new facilities first to feel axe (Nfl 1617 EMOSH IL: See ANASTASSIADES TP Lavenie de lenseignement medical en milieu bospitalier DYGALA P: 'Guide for physicians in determining fitness to drive (NF) 1012 a motor vehicle" (C) 120: 644; Comment on: Caribbean medical schools. See WHILLANS MG Part I. Primitive facilities but business is booming (NF) 1129 DYSPNFA: Progressive loss of consciousness in 78 year-old man Part 2. Entry to mainland teaching hospitals is with long-standing dyspnea (DC) (.ven (ed) and others) 727 tough (NF) 1299 Part 3. ACMC issues a warning (NF) 1415 Fewer students applying to medical schools, says ACNE. One third of applicants now successful (NF) 661 Medical schools and teaching hospitals see fewer dollars E and greater demands in eighties (NF) 1531 Modern medical education superior? (C) (O'Brien) 1048 EAR: The distance between your ears is more inportant than Moral choice: help on the way for entattled physician (C) (de Veber) 1165 their size (f'N) 1089 La pedagogie medicale, moyen dameliorer des programmes EASTWOOD MR, STIASNY 5, CASHMAN F, LITTMANN SK and VOINESKOS G: juges "moderement innovateurs" (NF) 225 Planning for psychiatric emergencies 120: 421; Comment on: EDUCATION, MEDICAL, CONTINUING: CMA endorses continuing medical See FINLAYSON AJR; replies: 1570 education (NF) 118 ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY: Aortic valve prolapse associated with Le Conseil general en faveur d'une EMC adaptee et ventricular septal defect: echocardiographic features volontaire (NF) 120 (Way, Bloom and Izukawa) 62 Coercion rejected for continuing medical education (NF) 127 ECONOMICS: How to make more money on the sale of your property Prenatal care programs in Nova Scotia fail, Halifax meeting (NF) 784 is told (NF) 1614 Spousal retirement savings plan can be conplex, but they EDUCATION, MEDICAL, UNDERGRADUATE: Experience with an do offer some tax advantages (NF) 1119 undergraduate medical bursary program in Ontario (C) ECONOMICS, MEDICAL: Alberta doctors offered an overall 15.5% (Copeman) 1170 (NF) 1512 EEI4ARDS, GLEN E: Glen E. Edwards (PF) 794 Conputer-assisted medicine: EIN SH and FALLIS JC: Intussusception in infants and children Breating life into hardware (NF) 1408 by hydrostatic reduction (C) 21 How soft is software? (NF) 673 ELDER, JOHN M: John M. Elder (PF) 458 Control your spending using sinple custom-made budget ELDER, PETER: Peter Elder (PF) 132 (NF) 346 electrocardiographic Experts debate control of health-care costs (NF) 128 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY: Computer-assisted Frequent income-planning mistakes that doctors make interpretation (C) (Milliken) 1332 (NF) 100 Preoperative electrocardiography: its cost-effectiveness in Housestaff salary increases settled in five provinces (NF) 471 detecting abnormalities when previous tracing exists How central funding and local planning can coexist in an (Rabkin and Horne) 301 effective health-care system (NF) 797 Recurrent chest pain with transient ST-segment elevation daily and acute iriyocardial infarction in patient with normal How you can be successful investor with minimum of coronary arteries (Madias) 331 reading time (NF) 976 ELECTRONICS, MEDICAL: Synposi um on hemodynami c monitoring. 144A accepts 8% increase for fee-for-service physicians Pt. 1 (C) Basic equipment requirements for hemoclynamic (NF) 1512 monitoring (Morton) 879 Questions and answers: how proceeds of your life insurance el-GUEBALY, NADY: Nady el-Guebaly (PF) 1022 can go astray (NF) 783 ELWOOD JM: See COLDMAN AJ Real cost of physician service down 20% over 16 years (NF) 116 ELWOOD JM, CRAWFORD GM and WERNER M: Investigation of family La Regie de lassurance-maladie du Quebec debourse suspected of being at high risk for cancer 559 $781 millions (NF) 471 EMANUEL E: Differences (HF) 350 Silver profits outshine tKose in gold tNT) 1413 Child abuse by child abuse committees? (C) 1448 Single-premium deferred annuities - useful tool to delay EMERGENCY CARE: See EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES and reduce taxation (NE) 666 EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES; Acute spinal cord trauma; is there $300 million for medical research in Alberta and heritage of hope in future? (E) (Barr) 1433 health (NF) 1606 Current concepts in immediate management of acute spinal cord What should you consider in your last-minute tax planning? injuries (Tator and Rowed) 1452 (NF) 1290 Planning for psychiatric emergencies (C) (Eastwood and What you can save with buy-sell management (NF) 1612 others) 1570 Why you should estimate value of your practice and why you EMERGENCY SERVICE, HOSPITAL: Specialist or GP? Thorny question should do it now (NF) 667 of emergency department staffing (NF) 473 EDITORIALS: Acute spinal cord trauma: is there more hope in EMIGRATION AND INMIGRATION: Board of Directors' report future? (Barr) 1433 wide-ranging (NF) 106 Advances in antibiotic prophylaxis in gastrointestinal Boat people pose no public-health threat despite parasites surgery (Lewis) 265 and some active TB (NF) 796 Are Christmas editorials appropriate for the Journal? Dr. Thomas Barnardos orphans were shipped 500 km to save (Wiggin) 1434 body and soul (NF) 981 Bacille Calmette-Guerin in cancer therapy? (Freedman) 13 Outflow of Canadian physicians (C) (Horn) 267 Canada Health Survey -- can we get along without it? What community physician can do for Indochinese (Morgan) 148 refugees (NE) 988 Choosing medical journals (Wiggin) 698 Why government is wrong in being indifferent to exodus of Conputed tomography and early diagnostic lunter puncture doctors (OF) (Geekie) 79 (Hunphreys) 150 E.'PL0YMENT: Job opportunities in Canada for newly certified Conputer-assisted electrocardiographic interpretation physicians (NE) 213 (Milliken) 1332 ENCEPHALITIES VIRUSES: Viral encephalitic pathogenesis of Dietary fluids and diarrhea in babies (Hamilton) 509 Huntington's chorea? (C) (Averback) 1060 Drug information for patients (MacLeod) 1043 ENCEPHALITIES VIRUSES, TICK-BORNE: Powassen virus Familial risk of cancer (Miller) 505 meningoencephalities: case report (Wilson, Wherrett and Periodic health examination (Morgan) 1161 Mahcty) 320 Hemodynamic monitoring of acutely ill patient (Klassen) 841 ENGLISH E: Position of Ontario podiatrists (C) 268 The hypertensive patient. ENTERITIS, REGIONAL: Canpylobacter ileocolitis: inflammatory 3. Clinical work-up (Sackett) 7 bowel disease (Lantert and others) 1377 4. Stepped-care therapy (Sackett) 145 ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS: Surface soil as potential source of 5. Coapliance with therapy (Sackett) 259 lead exposure for young children (Schmitt and others) 1474 6 Long-term follow-up (Sackett) 397 "Mieux vaut eviter de polluer quetablir des stations d'epuration (NF) 478 Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 EOSINOPHILS: Transition of hypereosinophilic syndrome to NMA accepts 8% increase for fee-for-service physicians myelomonocytic leukemia (Owen and Gerald Scott) 1489 (NF) 1512 EPIDEMICS: See DISEASE OUTBREAKS Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair remuneration EPIDEMIOLOGY: Investigation of family suspected of being at high and recognition (NF) 1526 risk for cancer (Elwood, Crawford and Werner) 559 FEES, MEDICAL: Opting-out issue main concern at PET Medical Nephrolithiasis in rural practice (C) (Wolstenholme) 1570 Society annual meeting (NF) 1271 EPSTEIN SW, MANNING CPR, ASHLEY NJ and COREY PN: Survey of FEVER: Urinary temperature and factitious fever (Ml) 892 clinical use of pressurized aerosol inhalers 120: 813; FINANCIAL MANAGEI'ENT: Association forecasts sharply reduced Comment on: See WOOLF CR: replies: 714; WATTERS R; replies surplus in 1979 (NF) 117 1166 Control your spending using simple custom-made budget EQUIPf'ENT AND SUPPLIES: Assessing properties of implant (NF) 346 materials: what needs to be done? (NF) 230 Frequent income-learning mistakes that doctors make Lavenir de lenseignement medical en milieu hospitalier (NF) 100 (NF) 1012 How you can be successful investor with minimum of daily Historical notes -- The stethoscope (Ml) 306 reading time (NF) 976 Malfunction of anesthesis equipment (C) (Davis) 521 Silver profits outshine those in gold (NF) 1413 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Single-premium deferred annuities - useful tool to delay Pt. 1 (C) Basic equipment requirements for hemodynamic and reduce taxation (NF) 666 monitoring (Morton) 879 Spousal retirement savings plan can be complex, but they ERYTHROPOIESIS: Pure red cell aplasia with. an inhibitor to do offer some tax advantages (NF) 1119 erythr.pQiesis (Seidenfeld and others) 188 Starvation budget (C) (Shanks) 1348 ETHICS. Can law leave doctors to set ethical rules for What should you consider in your last-minute tax planning? tough life-or-death decisions? (OF) (Garner) 778 (NF) 1290 EThICS, lEDICAL: Abortion of fetuses with spina bifida What you can save with buy-sell management (NF) 1612 (C) (Hall) 846 What you need to know to make profits in bond market American liedical Association ordered to change its (NF) 1513 principles of ethics by Federal Trade Coimnission (NF) 1542 Why you should estimate value of your practice and why Les concepts "humain" et "personne" peuvent-ils eclairer you should do it now (NF) 667 la biomedecine (Nfl 650 FINANCING; C1'. joins academic and research groups to seek facts Health care for children: what they need and what they and principles in biomedical research (Wy) 1518 don't (NF) 1616 FINANCING, GOYERNMENT; Alberta health minister takes "honest ?'bral choice: allocation of scarce resources (NF) 1388 approach" at AMA annual meeting (NF) 1392 Moral choice: help on the way for ent,attled physician Begin and Crontie on same track, like it or not (and (C) (de Veber) 1165 they don't) (01:) (Garner) 1386 Position papers passed by Canadian Psychiatric Association Experience with an undergraduate medical bursary program (C) (Si m)1335 in Ontario (C) (Copeman) 1170 Should law dictate what ethical principles doctor may How central funding and local planning can coexist in an follow? (OF) (Garner) 1511 effective health-care system (NF) 797 To live or not to live: moral and practical case against Indian health care: what dispute is all about (NF) 87 active euthanasia (NF) 487 Alta: $300 million for medical research in Alberta and EUTHANASIA: To live or not to live: moral and practical case heritage of health (NF) 1606 against active euthanasia (NF) 487 FINLAYSON AJR: Planning for psychiatric emergencies (C) 1568 EVALUATION STUDIES: Identification of impaired hearing in FISHMAN N: Harold Benge Atlee (C) 1439 early childhood (Wong and Shah) 529 FITZPATRICK P: Metastasizing basal cell carcinoma (C) 522 EYE DISEASES: Detecting and preventing glaucoma (C) FLEMING JFR: See PRITCHARD KI (Whitehouse) 1447 FLETCHER SW: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTh EYE INJURIES: Eye injuries in Canadian hockey. EXAMINATION Phase III: older players now most at risk (NF) 643 FLUID ThERAPY: Dietary fluids and diarrhea in babies (E) (Hamilton) 509 Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium content and osmolality of some commercial "clear" soups, juices and beverages (Wendland and others) 564 F FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIC: Immunofluorescence assay for antinuclear factor: nonspecific test in hospitalized medical patients (Borak and others) 1372 FISH: Fami 1 i al hypogon adotropi c hypogonadi sm with al opeci a FLUOROURACIL: Son. newer approaches to the treatment of the (Salti and Salem) 438 mucosa of patients with superficial bladder cancer. FACTOR VIII: Report of clinical trial of Canadian preparation 1. Continuous bladder irrigation with 5-fluorouracil of antihemophilic factor (Magnin and Johnson) 422 (Connolly, Anderson and Johnson) 318 FALK R: See MILLER AB FOLLICULE STIMULATING HORMONES: See FSH FALK RE: Splenectomy for trauma (C) 17; Comment on: FOLLOW-UP STUDIES: Five-year survival of women with breast See HYRMAN V cancer in northern Alberta (Burns and others) 571 FALK WA: Research in general practice (E) 120: 1198; Survival following renal transplantation in Saskatchewan, Comment on: See BOND CA; WOLSTENHOLME RJ 1970-74: follow-up study using medical insurance records FAMILY: LAssociation des centres de services sociaux se (Moen and Hill) 434 penche sur la situation des enfants (NF) 490 The hypertensive patient: Child abuse by child abuse committees? (C) (Emanuel) 1448 6. Long-term follow-up (E) (Sackett) 397 FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS: Familial risk of cancer (E) (Miller) 505 FORD PM: See ANASTASSIADES TP Investigation of family suspected of being at high risk FORTIER, CLAUDE: (PF) 1313 for cancer (Elwood, Crawford and Werner) 559 FOWLOW G: G. Fowlow (PF) 242 FAMILY PLANNING: Unwanted teenage pregnancy: its causes and FOX AD: See PERKIN RL remedies (NF) 489 FRAPPIER A: See MILLER AB FAMILY PRACTICE: A doctor in the house? (Nf) 965 FRAPPIER, ARNAND: (PF) 380 Family practice and pediatrics: can their conmnon boundary be FRAPPIER-DAVI(.lON L: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC defined (Nfl 635 HEALTH EXAMINATION "How we work" - Ontario and New York GPs discuss their FREEMAN HJ: Dietary fibre and colonic neoplasis 291 patterns of practice (NF) 800 FREEDMAN SO: Bacille Calmette-Guerin in cancer therapy? (E) 13; Nephrolithiasis in rural practice (C) (Wolstenholme) 1570 Comment on: See MORALES A Research in general practice (C) (Bond) 1346 FRENCH F: F. French (PF) 242 Specialist or GP? Thorny question of emergency department FRENCH W: See LUCKHURST DG staffing (NF) 473 FREUND K: See BURNS PE Whither general practice? (OF) (Woods) 621 FRIEDMAN R: See HAKIM R FAMILY RELATIONSHIP: See FAMILY FRIESEN, PETER: Peter Friesen (PF) 1625 FARKAS CS: Body iron status associated with tea consumption FROMI'ER P. ULDALL R, FAY WP and DEVEBER GA: Case of acute (C) 706 interstitial nephritis successfully treated after delayed FARLEY WJ: W.J. Farley (PF) 380 diagnosis 585 FAUVEL M: See SKVORC-RANKO R FUNDING: See FINANCING FAY WP: See FROMMER P FUNERALS: See MORTUARY PRACTICES FEDERATION OF PROVINCIAL 1'EDICAL LICENSING AUTHORITIES OF CANADA: Richard B. Baltzan (PF) 377 FEE-FOR-SERVICE: See FEES AND CHARGES FEE SCHEDULES: GP's discontent aired at section meeting (NF) 122 G Half the doctors in PEI opt out of medicare plan after province repudiates negotiated agreement (NF) 656 FEES AND CHARGES: Alberta doctors offered an overall 15.5% GAGNON J-N: See SKVORC-RANKO R (NF) 1512 GALBRAITH PR, BAKER FL, COOKE U, MORLEY DC, SINCLAIR J, Governments can't make good decisions, Saskatchewan assently PARKER S and BRISBIN D: Factors influencing in vitro told (NF) 1524 production of colony-stimulating factors by mononuclear leukocytes from humans 172

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 GANZ W: See SWAN HJC GRAY C; Dayid Crontie; is nice guy big enough to handle GARIEPY, ROGER: Roger Gariepy (PF) 460 $14 billion portfolio (NF) 233 GARNER J: About Joe Clark, clowns and half-naked girls (OF) 212 Doctor at leisure: Accreditation of medical schools becomes a Canadian Art of filigree, substitute for surgery (NF) 120: 1020; operation (OF) 345; Comment on: See WAUGH 0 Comment on: See LAROSE C Al 1 taxes are unequal but some are more unequal than Dr. Thomas Barnardo's orphans were shipped 500 km to save others (OF) 1605 body and soul (NF) 981 Begin and Croutie on same track, like it or not Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on (and they don't) (OF) 1386 occupational health (NF) 1396 Can conputer ever take over practice of medicine? (OF) 1113 GRAY, GERALD: Gerald Gray (PF) 1022 Can law leave doctors to set ethical rules for tough GREY-TURNER, ELSTON: Elston Grey-Turner (PF) 132 life-or-death decisions? (OF) 778 GUILLEMIN, ROGER: Roger Guillemin (PF) 679 Conunission says criteria for determination of death not GURBIN, GARY: Gary Gurbin, MD, 14': to nation's capital from purely medical decision, urges legislation (NF) 462 small-town general practice (NF) 816 Federal stand on tax-deductibility of Cf'E costs discriminates Gary Michael Gurbin (PF) 130 against all rural Canadians (OF) 120: 97g; Comment on: GUTKOWSKA Y: See LAROCHELLE P See DAWRANT AG GUY J: J. Guy (PF) 242 Health care for children: what they need and what they GYNECOLOGY: Screening for ovarian cancer (C) (Dixon-Warren) don't (NF) 1616 1566; (C) (Popkin) 1567 How you can be successful investor with minimum of daily reading time (NF) g76 International congress on child abuse generates a vast flow of new ideas (NF) 120: 86; Comment on: See VAN DORP J Should family doctor watch TV soap operas while examining H patients? (OF) 456 Should law dictate what ethical principles doctor may follow (OF) 1511 HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE: Aapicillin.resistant Remophilus influenzae Single-premium deferred annuities - useful tool to delay in Canada; nationwide survey of hospital laboratories and reduce taxation (NF) 666 (lScheifele) 198 What you need to know to make profits in bond market Mixed infections with Hemophilus influenzae type b (IC) (NF) 1513 (Delage and Gaudreau) 1167 See WOODS J HAKIN R, TOLlS G, GOLTZMAN 0, I'ELTZER S and FRIEDMAN R: Severe GARSTON RG: See RABIN EZ hypercal cemi a associated with hydrochl orothi azi de and cal ci um GAS GANGRENE: Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens septicemia carbonate therapy 591 associated with use of an indwelling radial arter catheter HALAL F, HONSY Y and LABERGE I: Valve unretrale anterieure chez (Rose) 1595 un nouveau-ne 759 GASTRIC JUICE: Digoxin dosage in patients with gastric HALAL F, SCRIVER CR, CDX OW, JABER L and VARSANO I: hyperacidity (C) (McGilveray and others) 704 Cystathioninuria, renal iminoglycinuria and 0(1-antitrypsin GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS: Elevated plasma motilin concentrations deficiency in same family: relevance in medical practice 64 in chronic renal disease (C) (McLeod, Track and HALL, EM?'ETT: Are goals of Charter of Health for Canadians Reynolds) 268 being achieved? Croatie appoints Emmett Hall to find GASTROINTESTINAL HORMONES: Elevated plasma motilin concentrations out (NF) 989 in chronic renal disease (C) (McLeod, Track and Reynolds) 268 Hall reviews Canada's health care insurance programs, not GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM: Advances in antibiotic prophylaxis in "medicare" (OF) (Geekie) 1266 gastrointestinal surgery (E) (Lewis) 265 HALL PF: Abortion of fetuses with spina bifida? (C) 846 GASTROSTOMY: Gastrostomy - dilemma and solution (C) (McKnight) 848 HALLIDAY, BRUCE: Bruce Halliday (PF) 130; 131 GAUDREAU C: See DELAGE G HALMOS V: See MAUThER LS GEEKIE DA; Half the doctors in 'El opt out of medicare plan HA?'ET P: See MACLEOD SM after province repudiates negotiated agreement (NF) 656 HAMILTON JR: Dietary fluids and diarrhea in babies (E) 509 Hall reviews Canada's health care insurance programs, not HANDA SP: Analgesic nephropathy and urothelial carcinoma (C) 849 "medicare" tOY) 1266 HANDELSMAN 5: See BEAR RA Opting-out issue main concern at PEt Medical Society annual HANDICAPPED: Horseriding catching on as therapy for disabled meeting (NF) 1271 (NF) 631 Why government is wrong in being indifferent to exodus of Vancouver children's conference outcome predictable and doctors (OF) 79 obvious, yet under-the-surface action could have major GENERAL PRACTICE: See FAMILY PRACTICE effect (Zilm) 221 GENEST, JACQUES: (PF) 131 HANNA W, TEPPERMAN B, LOGAN AG, ROBINETTE MA, COLAPINTO R and GENEST J: See LAROCHELLE P PHILLIPS NJ: Juxtaglomerular cell tumour (reninoma) with GEORGE CALLAGHAN FOUNDATION: George Callaghan (PF) 1138 paroxysmal hypertension 120: 957; Correction 25 GERALD SCOTT J: See OWEN J HARDY KP: Podiatrists mounting provincial lobby canpaigns GERIATRICS: Care of elderly: role of internist (NF) 990 (C) 120: 644; Comment on: See ENGLISH E Drug prescribing for elderly in Saskatchewan during 1976 HARNADEK M: See SCHMITT N (Skoll, August and Johnson) 1074 HARNICK LR: L.R. Harnick (PF) 130 Looking after older patients (NF) 480 HARRISON RC: Mammngraphy (C) 1050 GILBERT BW and HEW EM: Syaposium on hemodynamic monitoring. HART PA: P.A. Hart (PF) 460 Pt. 1 (B) Physiologic significance of hemodynamic HARVEY N: N. Harvey (PF) 242 measurements and their derived indices 871 HEALING: Thoughts on healing (Mi) 1374 GILJ'VRE A: Indian health care: what dispute is all about HEALTH: Canada Health Survey? -- can we get along without it? (NF) 87; Comment on: See ROEDDE G (E) (Morgan) 148 Medical schools and teaching hospitals see fewer dollars and The Canada Health Survey - who will pay for it? greater demands in eighties (NF) 1531 (C) (McLeish) 1571 GIROUX, CHARLOTTE: Charlotte Giroux (PF) 1022 HEALTH AND WELFARE CANADA: David Croatie: is nice guy big enough GLAUCOMA: Detecting and preventing glaucoma (C) (Whitehouse) 1447 to handle $14 billion portfolio? (NF) 233 GLYNN MFX: See SEIDENFELD AM HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS: How central funding and local GOITER: Acute respiratory failure and tracheal obstruction in Pianniny can coexist in an effective health-care system elderly with benign goitres (Warren) 191 GOLD R: Immunization in Canada: 1979 (E) 697 HEALTH MANPOWER; family practice and pediatrics; can their GOLOBLOOM RR: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH coimnon boundary be defined (Ny) 635 EXAMINATION Job opportunities in Canada for newly certificated physicians GOLTZMAN 0: See TOLLS G (NF) 213 GOODMAN, CLIFF: Cliff Goodman (PF) 795 Patterns of practice of neurologists and dermatologists GOODMAN, GEORGE B; George B. Goodman (PF) 380 in Ontario (?4cConnon and Shah) 439 GOVERNIENT: About Joe Clark, clowns and half-naked girls (OF) Soins psychiatriques aux francophones du N.B.: plus de (Garner) 212 projets et despoirs que de ressources (NF) 1135 CMA makes stand on professional rights for physicians HEALTH PLANNING: Health problems of developing nations (NF) 966 (C) (Korcok) 1338; (C) (Van Dorf) 1335 Declaration of reasonable expectations: recognition of mutual Northeast Canadian-American health conference analyses health rights and duties (NF) 972 care budget famine (NF) 1400 GRACE M: See BURNS PE Periodic health examination (Canadian Task Force on the GRAFTS: Fabric cardiovascular prostheses for blood vessel Periodic Health Examination) 1193 - 1254 replacement (C) (Cooper and Blais) 154 HEALTH RESOURCES: Soins psychi atriques aux francophones du GRANT, IAN M: Ian M. Grant (PF) 380 N.B.: plus de projets et d'espoirs que de ressources GRANT, KENNETh: Kenneth C. Grant (PF) 1625; (PF) 1313 (NF) 1135 GRANULOMATOUS DISEASE, CHRONIC: Clinical and pathological HEALTH SERVICES: "Ameliorer la sante des travailleurs plutot que features of six cases of sarcoidosis presenting with renal promouvoir une ideologie" (NF) 640 failure (Bear and others) 1367 Health care for Indians (C) (Roedde) 1343 Health care services in Canada (C) (Cranfield) 710 Health care services in Britain (C) (Disconte) 709 Indian health care: what dispute is all about (NF) 87 9 Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 HEALTH SURVEYS: Canada Health Survey? -- can we get along HERSHFIELD ES: See OWEN DA (ed) without it? (E) (Morgan) 148 HEW EM: See GOLBERT BW The Canada Health Survey - who will pay for it? (C) HILDES, JOHN: John Hildes (PF) 678 (McLeish) 1571 HILL OP: D.P. Hill (PF) 795 Periodic health examination (Canadian Task Force on the See MILLLER PB Periodic Health Examination) 1193-1254 HILL GB: See MOEN JB HEARING: The distance between your ears is more important than HILL, ROBERT N: Robert M. Hill (PF) 460 their size (I'll) 1089 HILLIARD, Il.lIH 14: Irwin M. Hilliard (PF) 380 Identification of impaired hearing in early childhood HIMMS-HAGEN J: Obesity may be due to malfunctioning of brown (Wong and Shah) 529 fat (ABR) 1361 HEART DISEASES: Cold snaps, snowfall and sudden death from HISTAMINE: Pathophysiology of asthma (Hogg and others) 409 ischemic heart disease (Anderson and Rochard) 1580 HISTORY, Canada: Doctor at leaisure: Dilated aorta and pain in chest in 63-year-old man (DC) From earliest paleolithic settlers to Micmac, PEI's Indian (Rene de Cotret and Sheldon) 1467 past fascinates doctor-politician (NF) 96 L'ICM veut se doter d'un service de rehabilitation cardiaque : Bethune: his time and his legacy (C) (HF) 228 (McLeod) 862 HEART FAILURE, CONGESTIVE: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Historical notes Pt. 2 (C) Contributions of hemoctynamic monitoring to treatment Digitalis 264 of chronic congestive heart failure (Armstrong) 913 Hemophilia (Ml) 427 HEART FUNCTION TESTS: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. (Mi) 330 Pt. 1 (A) Hemodynamic monitoring: personal and historical Oath of the Hindu physician ca. 1500 BC (Mi) 1565 perspective (Swan and Ganz) 868 Prehistoric medicine (Mi) 1436 HEART SEPTIAL DEFECTS, VENTRICULAR: Aortic valve prolapse Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. associated with ventri cul ar septal defect: echocardiographi c Pt. 1 (A) Hemodynamic monitoring: personal and historical features (Way, Bloom and Izukawa) 62 perspective (Swan and Ganz) 868 HEART SURGERY: Evolution precoce et tardive apres pontage HLA ANTIGENS: HLA-B8, autoiimnune polyendocrinopathy and systemic aortocoronarien: experience de 500 cas (Pelletier and lupus erythematosis (C) (ORegan) 1168 others) 1081 HNATKO G, HANSON J, GRACE 14 and McPHEE MS: Cancer of bladder HEII'BECKER RO: Ciguatera poisoning - snowbirds beware CE) 120: in Alberta: urologic audit review 120: 1511; Coninent on: 637; Comment on: See McLACHLAN RS; replies: 267 See HANDA SP HEIMLICH MANEUVER: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and airway HOCKEY: See SPORTS obstruction (C) (Lager) 859 HOFFMAN BF, JAMES EL, BEZCHLIBNYK K, BOWKER L and ALl H: HELEWA A: Allied health professions (C) 514 Advertisements for tranquillizers (C) 267 HEMAGGLUTINATION; Acute hemolytic anemia secondary to infectious HOGAN TG; T.G, Hogan (PT) 242 mononucleosis (Perkin and others) 1095 HOGG JC, PARE PD, BOUCHER RC and NICI{OUD M-.C; Pathophysiology HEMATOLOGIC DISEASES: Transition of hypereosinophilic syndrome of asthma 409 to myelomonocytic leukemia (Owen and Gerald Scott) 1489 HOLDER DA: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. HEMATOLOGY: Pure red cell aplasia with an inhibitor to Pt. 1 (E )Does hemodyn amic monitoring complement conventional erythropoiesis (Seidenfeld and others) 188 methods of assessment in critically ill cardiac patient? 895 Treatment of polycythemiia vera (MacDougall, Weinerman HOLLIDAY RL and DORIS PJ: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. and Kemel) 581 Pt. 2 CE) Monitoring critically ill surgical patient 931 HEMODYHAMICS: Hemodynamic monitoring of acutely ill patient HOLMES, JOHN R. John R. Holmes (PF) 130; 131 (E) (Klassen) 841 HOLMES, R. BRIAN: R. Brian Holmes (PF) 1019 Hemodynamic monitoring in critically ill patient: overview HOME CARE SERVICES: Evaluation of patient-physician-nurse team of symposium (Armstrong and Baigrie) 865 in reducing care requirements of patients in respiratory Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. (Armstrong and care program (Robinson, Pugsley and Campbell) 756 Baigrie) 865 - 936 HOMSY Y: See HALAL F Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. HOOPER WT: W.T. Hooper (PF) 1625 Glossary of terms and abbreviations (Armstrong and HOPKINS JA: J.A. Hopkins (PF) 242 Baigrie) 866 HORN AA: Outflow of Canadian physicians (C) 267 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. HORNE JM: See RABKIN SW Pt. (A) Hemoctynamic monitoring: personal and historical HORNIMAN EA: Physicians opting out of medicare (C) 405 perspective (Swan and Ganz) 868 HORSES: Horseriding catching on as theraphy for disabled (NF) 631 Pt. 1 (B) Physiologic significance of hemodynamic HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION: Bilan d'un prograimue efficace dinspection measurements and their derived indices (Gilbert and Hew) 879 professionnelle (NF) 128 Pt. 1 (C) Basic equipment requirements for hemodynemic HOSPITAL, LABORATORIES: Ampicillin-resistant Hemophilus influenzae monitoring (Morton) 879 in Canada: nationwide survey of hospital laboratories 198 Pt. 1 (0) Hemodynamic monitoring: catheter insertion HOSPITALS: See L'HOTEL-DIEU DE MONTREAL techniques, complications and trouble-shooting (Baigrie and Comforts of home in maternity wards (C) (Beverly) 1348 Morgan) 885 Sweden: Letter from Scandinavia: Swedish sabbatical Pt. 1 (E) Does hemodynamic monitoring complement conventional (HF) 369 methods of assessment in critically ill cardiac patient? HOSPITALS, GENERAL: Review of Providencia bacteremia in general (Holder) 895 hospital, with comment on patterns of antimicrobial Pt. 2 (A) Influence of mechanical ventilation and pulmonary sensitivity and use (Prentice and Robinson) 745 disease on pulmonary artery pressure monitoring (King) 901 HOSPITALS, PEDIATRIC: See HOSPITALS, SPECIAL Pt. 2 (B) Hemodynamic monitoring in acute myocardial HOSPITALS, PSYCHIATRIC, Centre hospitalier Restigouche, N.B. infarction (Cairns) 905 Soins psychiatriques aux francophones du N.B.: plus de projets Pt. 2 (C) Contributions of hemodynamic monitoring to et despoirs que de ressources (NF) 1135 treatment of chronic congestive heart failure (Armstrong) 913 HOSPITALS, RURAL: Management of obstetric complications at small Pt. 2 (0) Hemodynamic monitoring and care of patient at high rural hospital (C) (Draper) 406 risk for anesthesia (Pietak and Teasdale) 922 HOSPITALS, SPECIAL, Vancouver: Foundling hospital anthem for Pt. 2 (E) Monitoring critically ill surgical patient International Year of the Child (C) (MacNab and MacNab) 1567 (Holliday and Doris) 931 HOSPITALS, TEACHING: Medical schools and teaching hospitals HEMOPHILIA: Historical notes - hemophilia (.'t1) 427 see fewer dollars and greater demands in eighties (HF) 1531 Report of clinical trial of Canadian preparation of L'HOTEL-DIEU DE MONTREAL: Lavenie de lenseignement medical en antihemophilic factor (Magnin and Johnson) 422 milieu hospitalier (HF) 1012 HEMOSTASIS: Platelet transfusions (Kelton and Blajchman) 1353 HOUSE CALLS: A doctor in the house? (HF) 965 HENDERSON, MILTON 14: Milton 14. Henderson (PF) 460 HOUSING: How to make more money on the sale of your property HENRY 5: Alcohol and drugs; the doctor's own prescription (HF) 784 (HF) 120: 989; Comment on: See LAXOAL AT; MacDONALD lid and HUDON R: See SIM 14 MacMILLAN JC HUDSON AL: Progress notes: leprosy in Canada (C) 1060 Boat people pose no public-health threat despite parasites and HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: Differences (HF) 350 some active TB (H?) 796 HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION: Heal th care for children: what they need Doctor at leisure: and what they don't (HF) 1616 From earliest paleolithic settlers to Mlcmac, PEI's Indian HUMAN RI(.lTS: CMA makes stand on professional rights for past fascinates doctor-politician (HF) 96 physicians (HF) 966 Doctors on the air: successful trial of Dial-a-doctor (HF) 653 HUt'.ERT JL, BOURBONNIERE C and LAURIN CA: Metatarsophalangeal Family practice and pediatrics: can thei r common boundary fusion for hallux valgus: indications and effect on first be defined (HF) 635 metatarsal ray 120: 937; Coimnent on: See LAURIN CA; Dotario physicians agree on cooperation to cool opting-out BOURDILLON JF controversy (HF) 120: 1016; Comment on: See HORNIMAN EA HUMPHREYS RP: Computed tomography and early diagnostic lumber PEI thinks small is beautiful - and more cost-efficient puncture (E) 150; Comment on: See IVAN LP; replies: 1442 in health-care delivery (HF) 358 HUNTINGTON CHOREA: Viral encephalitic p athogenesis of Physicians from two continents review management of Huntington's chorea? (C) (Ave.ack) 1060 brain-injured patients (HF) 1535 HURLBURT N: See BURNS PE Plastic surgeons say they have to pay for mistakes of other HURST CJ: See TEVAARWERK GJI4 physicians (HF) 1537 HUTEAU, GILLES: Gilles Hurteau (PF) 1539 Unwanted teenage pregnancy: its causes and remedies (HF) 489 HL[FTON, NEIL: Neil Hutton (PF) 795

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 10 HYDROCLOROTHIAZIDE: Severe hypercalcemia associated with INHALATION THERAPY: See RESPIRATORY THERAPY hydrochiorothiazide and calcium carbonate therapy (Hakim INSEMINATION, ARTIFICIAL: Tragedy of healthy babies is SOGC and others) 591 valedictory theme (NF) (Woods) 80 HYALURONIDASE: Inhibition of Wydase by human serum (C) INSTITUT DES RECHERCHES CLINIQUES DE MONTREAL: Jacques (Salkie) 845 Genest, (PF) 131 HYDE G: Physicians' earnings (C) 854 INSURANCE HEALTH: Alberta doctors offered an overall 15.5% HYGIENE: Follow-up report on cruise ships: have sanitation (NF) 1512 standards in.roved? (NF) 998 Begin and Crombie on same track, like it or not (and they HYNE JB: See SINONAL PC don't) (OF) (Garner) 1386 HYPERCALCEMIA: Severe hypercalcemia associated with CMA beliefs on medical services insurance programs (NF) 1274 hydrochiorothiazide and calcium carbonate therapy (Hakim Governments can't make good decisions, Saskatchewan assembly and others) 591 told (NF) 1524 HYPEREOSINOPHILIC SYNDROME: See EOSINOPHILS Half the doctors in PEI opt out of medicare plan after HYPERSENSITIVITY: Pathophysiology of asthma (Hogg and others) 409 province repudiates negotiated agreement (NF) 656 HYPERTENSION: Antihypertensive efficacy of propranolol given Hall reviews Canada's health care insurance programs, not twice daily (MacLeod and others) 737 "medicare" (OF) (Geekie) 1266 Effect of captopril (SQ 14225) on blood pressure, plasma Health care services in Canada (C) (Cranfield) 710 renin activity and angiotensin I converting enzyme activity Health Insurance (C) (Brown) 862 (Larochelle and others) 309 NMA accepts 8% increase for fee-for-service physicians (NF) 1512 The hypertensive patient. Northeast Canadian-American health conference analyses health 3. Clinical work-up (E) (Sackett) 7 care budget famine (NF) 1400 4. Stepped-care therapy (E) (Sackett) 145 Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair remuneration 5. Conpliance with therapy (E) (Sackett) 259 and recognition (NF) 1526 6. Long-term follow-up (E) (Sackett) 397 Opting-out issue main concern at PEI Medical Society annual HYPERTENSION TASK FORCE: The hypertensive patient. meeting (NF) 1271 3. Clinical work-up CE) (Sackett) 7 Quality health care insurance demands return to principles of HYPOGLYCEI4IA: Effect of insulin-induced hypoglycemia on serum insurance (NF) 1274 concentrations of thyroxine, triidothyronine and reverse La Regie de lassurance-maladie du Quebec debourse triiodothyronine (Tevaan,ierk and others) 1090 $781 millions (NF) 471 HYPOTENSION: Acute intermittent porphyria associated with Survival following renal transplantation in Saskatchewan, postural hypotension (C) (Sim and Hudon) 845 1970-74: follow-up study using medical insurance records HYRMAN V: Splenectomy (C) 854 (Moen and Hill) 434 Gt. Brit.: Health care services in Britain (C) (Discombe) 709 Ont.: GP's discontent aired at section meeting (NF) 122 INSURANCE, LIABILITY: Plastic surgeons say they have to pay for mistakes of other physicians (NF) 1537 INSURANCE, LIFE: Questions and answers: how proceeds of your life insurance can go astray (NF) 783 IGA: National panel of IgA-deficient blood donors (C) (Valet, INTERNAL MEDICINE: Care of elderly: role of internist (NF) 990 Laschinger and Naylor) 527 INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE CHILD: Foundling hospital anthem for IATROGENIC DISEASE: Variations in reported frequency of side International Year of the Child (C) (MacNab and MacNab) 1567 effects of antihypertensive drugs need an eixplanation INTERPROFESSIONAL RELATIONS: GPs and psychiatrists: love-hate CE) (Biron and Laganiere) 1045 relationship (NF) 1286 ILEOCOLITES: ENTERITIS, REGIONAL Unite et participation pour un leadership medical efficace ILES JON: Colour-blind drivers of motor vehicles (C) 1566 (NF) 1621 IMINOGLYCINURIA: Cystathioninuria, renal iminoglycinuria and INTESTINAL DISEASES: Caupylobacter ileocolitis: inflammatory bowel .l-antitrypsin deficiency in same family: relevance disease (Lambert and others) 1377 In medical practice (Halal and others) 64 INTUSSUSCEPTION: Intussusception in infants and children by IMLACH A: Alberta doctors offered an overall 15.5% (NF) 1512 hydrostatic reduction (Em and Fallis) 21; (C) (Du) 25 IMMUNIZATION: Epidemic of mumps in partially immune population INVESTMENTS: How to make more money on the sale of your (Lewis and others) 751 property (NF) 784 Iumnunization in Canada: 1979 (E) (Gold) 697 How you can be successful investor with minimum of daily IMMUNOCHEMISTRY: National panel of IgA-deficient blood donors reading time (NF) 976 (C) (Valet, Laschinger and Naylor) 527 Silver profits outshine those in gold (NF) 1413 IW4UNOFLUORESCENCE TECHNIC: See FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIC What you can save with buy-sell management (NF) 1612 IMPLANTS: See EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES What you need to know to make profits in bond market (NF) 1513 INCOME: Frequent income-planning mistakes that doctors make IRON: Body iron status associated with tea consumption (NF) 100 (C) (Farkas) 706 Housest&ff salary increases settled in five provinces ISABELLE, GASTON: Gaston Isabelle (PF) 130; 131 (NF) 471 ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE: See CORONARY DISEASE Physicians' earnings (C) (Brandejs) 854: (C) (Hyde) 854 ISENSTEIN N, CROWSON AN and ROGERS AG: Diverticulitis of sigmoid Saskatchewan CFPC meeting: must college "go it alone" colon in young adults (C) 521 to negotiate payment (NF) 1289 IVAN LP: Computed tomography and early diagnostic lumbar Single-premium deferred annuities - useful tool to delay puncture (C) 1442 and reduce taxation (NF) 666 IZUKAWA T: See WAY RC INCOME TAX: What should you consider in your last-minute tax planning? (NF) 1290 INDIANS, NORTH AMERICAN: Health care for Indians (C) (Roedde) 1343 Indian health care; what dispute is all about (NF) 87 J Who was the first full-blooded North American Indian to receive an MD? (NF) 704; (C) (Brant) 704; (C) (Vanderwater) 704 INFANT, NEWBORN: Group B streptococcal infection in newborn JABER L: See HALAL F (C) (Marks) 1056; (C) (Schiff) 1057 JACOB MS and SELLERS EM; Use of drugs with dependence INFANTS: Dietary fluids and diarrhea in babies (E) (Hamilton) 509 liability 717 INFECTION: Abces renal et perirenal chez lenfant (Laroche and JACOBSON AL: See SINGHAL PC others) 184 JAMES EL: See HOFFMAN BF Splenectomy (C) (Hyrman) 854 JESPERSEN RE: Colour-blind drivers of motor vehicles (C) 1441 Cutaneous infection with marine vibrio (Mautner and Halmos) 1485 JIMENEZ J and MORGAN PP: Predicting improvement in stroke Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens septicemia associated patients referred for inpatient rehabilitation 1481 with use of an indwelling radial artery catheter (Rose) 1595 JINDANI A: See MILLER AB Infection associated with radial artery catheters JOHNSON GE: See SKOLL SL (E) (Meakins) 1564 JOHNSON GJ: Opportunities for research in rural practice 120: Splenectomy for rupture of spleen: reappraisal (E) (Meakins) 11 1245; Comment on: See WOLSTENHOLME RJ INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS: Acute hemolytic anemia secondary to JOHNSON I: See CONNOLLY JG infectious mononucleosis (Perkin and others) 1095 JOHNSON M: See BEAR RA INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE: See INTESTINAL DISEASES JOHNSON INFLUENZA VIRUSES: See ORTHOMYXOVIRUSES SE: See MAGNIN AA INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS: Computer-assisted medicine: JORDAN N: See McGILVERAY IJ Breathing JOURNALISM: See PUBLISHING life Into hardware (NF) 1408 JOY CJ: C.J. Joy (PF) 794 How soft is software? (NF) 673 JURISPRUDENCE: Can law leave doctors to set ethical rules for A short guide to computer jargon (NF) 1410 tough life-or-death decisions? (OF) (Garner) 778 INFORMATION SERVICES: Doctors on the air; successful trial of Commission says criteria for determination of death not purely Dial-a-doctor (NF) 653 medical decision, urges legislation (NF) 462 Reseau-Med: reseau d'aide anonyme pour les medecins en For how long should you keep your clinical records (NF) 624 difficulte (NF) 652 Proposed solution (NF) 465 INFORMED CONSENT: Health care for children: what they need and what they don't (NF) 1616

Cam Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 LANL.RY MG: Control your spending using simple custom-made K budget (NF) 346; Comment on: See SHANKS JA Frequent income-planning mistakes that doctors make (NF) 100 Questions and answers: how proceeds of your life insurance KADIRI YZ: Y.Z. Kadiri (PF) 794 can go astray (NF) 783 KAPLAN BS: See MOTIL KJ What you can save with buy-sell management (NF) 1612 KAPLAN H: See MacLEOD SM Why you should estimate value of your practice and why you KARMALI MA: See LAMBERT JR should do it now (NF) 667 KARMALI MA and FLEMING PC: Campylobacter enteritis 120: 1525; LANE PL, ROWE HE and LEWIS DR: Job opportunities in Canada for Correction 279 newly certificated physicians (NF) 213 KATZ MS: Allied health profession (C) 275 LANG A: See BEAR RA KAZINIRSKI J: J. Kazimlrski (PF) 1625 LANGLOIS 5, OREGAN S and ROBITAILLE P0: Tropical diseases in KEEGAN, DAVID: David Keegan (PF) 1624 Canada (C) 152 KEERI-SZANTO N: Relief of chronic pain (C) 17 LAROCHE B, HONSY Y, PERREAULT G and LABERGE I: Abces renal et KELTON JG and BLAJCHMAN MA: Platelet transfusions 1353 perirenal chez lenfant 184 KEMEL 5: See WEINERMAN BH LAROCHELLE P; See NacLEOD SN KENDALL PRW: Health insurance (C) 120: 1209; Comment on: LAROCHELLE P. GENEST 3, KUCHEL 0, BOUCHER R, GUTKOWSKA Y and See BROWN JD MCKINISTRY 0: Effect of captopril (sq 14225) on blood KERIGAN AT: Hazards of prenatal detection of neural tube pressure, plasma renin activity and angiotensin I defects (C) 120: 913; Comment on: See HALL PE converting enzyme activity 309 KEYSERLINCK E: Moral choice: allocation of scarce resources LAROSE C: The caduceus v. the staff of Aesculapius (C) 158 (NF) 1388 LASCHINGER C: See VALET JP KIDNEY CALCULI: Hypoliganduria associated with calcium stone LARSEN PA: See SCHMITT N formation (C) (Singhal and others) 848 LAURIN, CARROLL A: Carroll A. Laurin (PF) 794 KIDNEY DISEASES: Abces renal et perirenal chez lenfant Metatarsophalangeal fusion for hallux vagus (C) 1351 (Laroche and others) 184 LAUTER 5: See BORAK J Analgesic nephropathy and urothelial carcinoma (Handa) 849 LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF CANADA: Commission says criteria for Elevated plasma motilin concentrations in chronic renal determination of death not purely medical decision, urges disease (C) (NcLeod, Track and Reynolds) 268 legislation (NF) 462 KIDNEY FAILURE: Valve uretrale anterieure chez un nouveau-ne Proposed solution (NF) 465 (NF) 759 LAXOAL AT: Physicians-at-risk program (C) 703 KIDNEY FAILURE, ACUTE: Case of acute interstitial nephritis LAXDAL, ARNI: Arni Laxdal (PF) 794 successfully treated after delayed diagnosis (Froimner and LEAD: Surface soil as potential source of lead exposure for others) 585 young children (Schmitt and others) 1474 Clinical and pathological features of six cases of LEADERSHIP: Unite et participation pour un leadership medical sarcoidosis presenting with renal failure (Bear and efficace (NF) 1621 and others) 1367 LEBLANC, RAYMOND: Raymond Leblanc (PF) 794 Unilateral renal shutdown: uncommon complication of polycystic LECOURS, SIMON: Simon Lecours (PF) 1022 disease (Tadros) 597 LEE KY: See BEAR RA KIDNEY FAILURE, CHRONIC: Organizing successful summer camp for LEES AW: See BURNS PE children with chronic renal failure (NF) 356 LEG: Pitfalls in diagnosis of leg pain (Provan, Noreau and KIDNEY, POLYCYSTIC: Unilateral renal shutdown: uncommon MacNab) 167 complications of polycystic disease (Tadros) 597 LEGISLATION: CMA makes stand on professional rights for KINCH RAH: R.A.H. Kinch (PF) 487 physicians (NF) 966 KING EG: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Should law dictate what ethical principles doctor may follow? Pt. 2(A) Influence of mechanical ventilation and pulmonary (OF) (Garner) 1511 disease on pulmonary artery pressure monitoring 901 LEGISLATION, MEDICAL: Commission says criteria for determination KING NH: See PERKIN RL of death not purely medical decision, urges legislation KINGSTON MA and MacKENZIE CR: Syndrome of pneumococcemia, (NF) 462 disseminated intravascular coagulation and asplenia 57; Proposed solution (NF) 465 Comment on: See HYRMAN V LEHMANN HE: H.E. Lehmann (PF) 460 KINISASE II: Effect of captopril (SQ 14225) on blood pressure LEISURE ACTIVITIES: Doctor at leisure: from earliest paleolithic plasma renin activity and angiotensin I converting enzyme settlers to Micmac, PEIs Indian past fascinates activity (Larochelle and others) 309 doctor-politician (NF) 96 KIRULUTA: H. Kiruluta (PF) 794 LEIGHTON KM: Letter from Scandinavia: Swedish sabbatical (NF) 369 KLASSEN GA: Hemodynamic monitoring of acutely ill patient (E) 841 LEMOINE JR: J.R. Lemoine (PF) 679 KNAZAN B: See CATHCART LN LEPROSY: Progress notes: leprosy in Canada (C) (Hudson) 1060 KORCOK N: AANC meeting. money for research, training and new LESTER, EVA: Eva Lester (PF) 460 facilities first to feel axe (NF) 1617 LETTS HW: H.W. Letts (PF) 795 American Medical Association ordered to change its principles LEUKENIA, LYMPHOCYTIC: Unexplained falciparum malaria in patient of ethics by Federal Trade Commission (NF) 1542 with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (Duperval, Longpre and Caribbean medical schools. Madarnas) 1585 Part 1. Primitive facilities but business is booming (NF) 1129 LEUKEMIA, MYELOMONOCYTIC: Transition of hypereosinophilic Part 2. Entry to mainland teaching hospitals is tough syndrome to niyelomonocytic leukemia (Owen and Gerald (NF) 1299 Scott) 1489 Health problems of developing nations. LEUKOCYTES: Factors influencing in vitro production of I: Western solution? (NF) 120: 471; Comment on: See colony-stimulating factors by mononuclear leukocytes VAN DORF J; replies: 1338 from Follow-up report on cruiseships: have sanitation standards humans (Galbraith and others) 172 improved? (NF) 998 LEWIS DR: See LANE PL Outflow of Canadian physicians highest ever in 1978 (NF) LEWIS JE, CHERNESKY MA, RAWLS ML and RAWLS WE: Epidemic of 120: 878; Comment on: See HORN AA mumps in partially immune population 751 KORN, DAVID: David Korn (PF) 1625 LEWIS RT: Advances in antibiotic prophylaxis in gastrointestinal KRAUSE VW: V.W. Krause (PF) 795 surgery (E) 265 KUCHEL 0: See LAROCHELLE P LIAISON C.ITTEE ON MEDICAL EDUCATION: Accreditation of medical KURTZ I: Clinical approach to diagnosis of acid-base schools becomes a Canadian operation (OF) (Garner) 345 disorders (C) 157 LIGANDS: Hypoligandurla associated with calcium stone formation KUSHNER AW: Position papers passed by Canadian Psychiatric (C) (Singhal and others) 848 Association (C) 120: 1499; Comment on: See SIN N LIPOPROTEINS, VLDL: Triglyceride turnover in health and disease (ABR) (Steiner) 1073 LIRENNAN OS: See STEELE BT LITHIUM: Persistent nephrogenic diabetes insipidus associates with long-term lithium carbonate treatment (Rabin L and others) 194 LITTMANN SK: See EASTWOOD MR LOCHEAD, JOHN A: John A. Lochead (PF) 794 LCI'E: See LIAISON COMMITTEE ON MEDICAL EDUCATION LONGEVITY: Who's for living longest? (E) (Walker) 1331 LH: Familial hypogonadotropic hypogonadism with alopecia LONGPRE B: See DUPERVAL R (Salti and Salem) 438 LOO JCK: See NcGILVERAY IJ LABERGE I: See HALAL F LUCKHURST DG and FRENCH W: Carbon monoxide in indoor skating LAFAVE. HUGH G: Hugh G. Lafave (PF) 1022 arenas (C) 1053 LAGANIERE 5: See BIRON P LUMBAR PUNCTURE: See SPINAL PUNCTURE LAGER LH: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and airway LUNG DISEASES: Occupational respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) obstruction (C) 859 (E) (Scott) 400 LAI, ALICE: Alice Lai (PF) 1625 Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on LAI, MICHAEL: Michael Lai (PF) 1625 occupational health (NF) 1396 LAMBERT JR, TISCHLER ME, KARMALI MA and NEWMAN A: Campylobacter Summary of task force report on occupational respiratory ileocolitis: inflammatory bowel disease 1377 disease (pneumoconiosis) (Osti guy) 414 LANDI 5: See MILLER AB

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 12 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. MARTIN, JOHN R: John R. Martin (PF) 242 Pt. 2 (A) Influence of mechanical ventilation and pulmonary MARTIN, KENNETH C: Kenneth C. Martin (PF) 132 disease on pulmonary artery pressure monitoring (King) 901 MATERNAL-FETAL EXCHANGE: Presence du cytomegalovirus dans le LUNG NEOPLASMS: Occupational lung cancer and smoking: review in liquide amniotique au cours dune infection asymptomatique light of current theories of carcinogenesis (Chovil) 548 chez la mere avec transmission au foetus (Skvorc-Ranko and Oral administration of BCG as adjuvant to surgical treatment others) 762 of carcinoma of bronchus (Miller and others) 45 MAUTNER LS and HALMOS V: Cutaneous infection with marine LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS, SYSTEMIC: HLA-B8, autoimmune vibrio 1584 polyendocrinopathy and systemic lupus erythematosis MAY WL: W.L. May (PF) 130 (C) (ORegan) 1168 MEAKINS JL: Infection associated with radial artery catheters LUTEINIZING HORMONE: See LH (E) 1564 LYMPHADENITIS: Tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis (Tomblin and Splenectomy for rupture of spleen: reappraisal CE) 11; Roberts) 325; (C) (Rivington) 1572 Cormnent on: See HYRMAN V LYNCH AJ: See SCHMITT N MECHANICAL VENTILATION: See RESPIRATION, ARTIFICIAL MEDICAL BURSARY PROGRAM: See FINANCING, GOVERNMENT MEDICAL DEVICES: See EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS: See PHYSICAL EXAMINATION MEDICAL JOURNALS: Choosing medical journals (E) (Wiggin) 698 M MEDICAL NOTES: Biofeedback therapy for migraine sufferers may be a mixed blessing 1093 Ceramics dangerous to health? 740 McALISTER NH: See COVVEY HO The distance between your ears is more important than McCONNON JK and SHAH CP: Patterns of practice of neurologists their size 1089 and dermatologists in Ontario 439 Distinguishing benign and malignant brain tumours 563 McCORMICK WO: Present your paper to listeners not readers: Historical notes. tips on talks (NF) 1304 Digitalis 264 McCUAIG CC: See WENDLAND BE Hemophilia 427 McCULLOCH JC: J.C. McCulloch (PF) 460 The stethoscope 306 McCUTCHEON D: D. McCutcheon (PF) 242 Tuberculosis 330 MacDONALD AS: See MILLER AB Oath of the Hindu physician ca. 1500 BC 1565 MacDONALD DW and MacMILLAN JC: Treatment of chemically dependent Polyurethane may replace plaster in casts 1047 physicians (C) 1062 Poppies cause blindness? 749 MacDONALD, EVA NADER: Eva Nader MacDonald (PF) 458 Prehistoric medicine 1436 MacDOUGALL BK, WEINERMAN BH and KEMEL 5: Treatment of Thoughts on healing 1374 polycythemia vera 581 Thoughts on the quality of life 1164 McELLIGOTT TF: T.F. McElligott (PF) 795 Ticks' tags 323 McGILVERAY IJ, LOO JCK, JORDAN N, NATTEL S and RUEDY J: Digoxin Urinary temperature and factitious fever 892 dosage in patients with gastric hyperacidity (C) 704 What kind of a parent are you? Here's how to find out 487 McGOEY PF: Allied health professions (C) 273 MEDICAL RECORDS: For how long should you keep your clinical McINTYRE JWR: Anesthesia equipment malfunction: origins and records (NF) 624 clinical recognition 120: 931; Conunent on: See DAVIS DA Survival following renal transplantation in Saskatchewan, McKECHNIE J: Allied health professions (C) 276 1970-74: follow-up study using medical insurance records MacKENZIE CR: See KINGSTON MA (Moen and Hill) 434 MacKENZIE, ELMER: Elmer MacKenzie (PF) 1625 MEDICINE: Can computer ever take over practice of medicine? MacKENZIE, IAN: Ian MacKenzie (PF) 1022 (OF) (Garner) 1113 McKINSTRY 0: See LAROCHELLE P Sweden: Letter from Scandinavia: Swedish sabbatical MACKLEM, PETER T: Peter T. Macklein (PF) 487 (NF) .g McKNIGHT D: Gastrostoniy - dileiinria end solution (C) 848 MEDICOLEGAL AFFAIRS: Coemilssion says criteria for determination McLACHLAN RS: Ciguatera poisoning (C) 267 of death not purely medical decision, urges legislation McLEISH WA: The Canada Health Survey - who will pay for it? (NF) 462 (C) 1571 For how long should you keep your clinical records (NF) 624 MacLEOD J: J. MacLeod (PF) 1625 Proposed solution (NF) 465 McLEOD LE: L.E. McLeod (PF) 1539 MEDOVY, HARRY: Harry Medovy (PF) 678 McLEOD RS, TRACK NS and REYNOLDS LE: Elevated plasma motilin MEEK D: 0. Meek (PF) 1625 concentrations in chronic renal disease (C) 268 MEETINGS AND COURSES: American Society of Plastic and MacLEOD SM: Drug information for patients (E) 1043 Reconstructive Surgeons, Annual meeting, Toronto, Oct 9-13, MacLEOD SM, HAMET P, KAPLAN H, LAROCHELLE P, NADEAU J, OGILVIE RI, 1979; (NF) report 1537 RANGNO RE, RUEDY J, SELLERS EM and TI TY: Antihypertensive L'Association des centres de services sociaux du Quebec, efficacy of propranolol given twice daily 737 Montreal, April 29-May 2, 1979 (NF) report 490 McLEOD W: Bethune: his times and his legacy (C) 862 L'Association des medecins de langue francaise du Canada, MacMILLAN JC: See MacDONALD DW Quebec, Oct 3-6, 1979; (NF) report 652 MacNAB AJ and MacNAB HI: Foundling hospital anthem for Association of American Medical Colleges, annual meeting, International Year of the Child (C) 1567 Washington, DC; (NF) report 1617 MacNAB HI: See MacNA AJ Canada Safety Council, annual meeting, Quebec City, MacNAB I: See PROVAN JL Oct 1-3, 1979; report 1404 McWHINNEY IR: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH Canadian Medical Association, 112th annual meeting, Toronto, EXAMINATION Jun 18-22, 1979; (NF) report 120: 837; 105 MADARNAS P: See DUPERVAL R CMA, Prince Edward Island Medical Society, annual meeting, MADIAS JE: Recurrent chest pain with transient ST-segment Charlottetown, Sep 26, 1979; (NF) report 1271 elevation and acute eiyocardial infarction in patient with Canadian Medical Colleges and the Association of Canadian normal coronary arteries 331 Teaching Hospitals, annual joint meeting, Ottawa, Oct 14-17, MADILL HM: See BRINTNELL S 1979; (NF) report 1531 MAGNIN AA and JOHNSON SE: Report of clinical trial of Canadian Canadian Psychiatric Association, 29th annual meeting, preparation of antihemophilic factor 422 Vancouver, Sep 26-28, 1979; (NF) report 1280 MAHOY MS: See WILSON MS College of Family Physicians of Canada, Ontario chapter, MALARIA: Malaria in rural Quebec: impossible infection (E) 17th annual scientific assembly, Toronto, Oct 15-17, 1979; (Stuart) 1563 (NF) report 1526 Unexplained falciparum malaria in patient with chronic College of Family Physicians of Canada, Saskatchewan Chapter, lymphocytic leukemia (Duperval, Longpre and Madarnas) 1585 Saskatoon, Sep 21, 1979; (NF) report 1289 MALIK AM: See WENDLAND BE Conference nationale sur les contaminants dans lenvironnement, MALONEY, JOHN H: Doctor at leisure: from earliest paleolithic Quebec. May 14-15, 1979; (NF) report 478 settlers to Micmac, PEI's Indian past fascinates Conseils des medecins et dentistes, 33e congres annuel, doctor-politician (NF) 96 Quebec City, Nov 2-3, 1979; (NF) report 1621 MALPRACTICE: For how long .tiould you keep your clinical records LInstitut de Cardiologie de Montreal, Montreal, (NF) 624 May 3-5, 1979; (NF) report 228 Plastic surgeons say they kave to pay for mistakes of other International Conference on Advances in Research and Services physicians (NF) 1537 for Children with Special *Needs, Vancouver, B.C., June 1979; MAMMOGRAPHY: Manunography (C) (Harrison) 1050 (NF) report 221 MANDINI H: See SINGHAL PC International conference on the legal and ethical aspects of MARCHESSAULT V: Skateboard Injuries (C) 1570 health care for children, Toronto; (NF) report 1616 MARINE TOXINS: Ciguatera poisoning (C) (Helmbecker) 267; (C) Long-term rehabilitation of brain-damaged patients, Toronto, (McLachlan) 267 Oct 13-14, 1979; (NF) report 1535 MARKS GS: See ANASTASSIADES TP Medical Society of Nova Scotia, annual meeting, Halifax, MARKS MI: Group B streptococcal infection in newborn (C) 1056 Nov 15-16, 1979; (NF) report 1614 MARQUIS, JEAN-PAUL: Jean-Paul Marquis (PF) 1022 Meeting of Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, The Royal MARSHALL, MARK: Mark Marshall (PF) 377 Australasian College of Physicians and The Royal College MARTIN, FREDA: Freda Martin (PF) 132 of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, Sydney, Australia, MARTIN, J. DAVID: J. David Martin (PF) 1313 Feb 24-29, 1980; (NF) report 722, 910

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 New Brunswick Medical Society, Annual meeting, St. Andrews, MUSTARD JF: How central funding and local planning can coexist Sept 13-15, 1979; (NF) report 1126 in an effective health-care system (NH 797 , Bethune Foundation, Dept. of National Health MUTATION: Down's syndrome in the offspring of young patients and Welfare and Dept. of Secretary of State, McGill University, evidence for an X-borne dominant mutation? (C) (Philippe) 278 Montreal, Nov 16-18, 1979; (NF) report 862 MYELOPOIESIS: Factors influencing In vitro production of Northeast Canadian-American Health Conference, St. Andrews, colony-stimulating factors by mononuclear leukocytes from New Brunswick, Nov 1979; (NF) report 1400 humans (Galbralth and others) 172 Saskatchewan Medical Association, annual meeting, Saskatoon, MYOCARDIAL INFARCT: Recurrent chest pain with transient ST-segment Nov 1-4, 1979, (NF) report 1524 elevation and acute myocardial infarction in patient with Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, 35th annual normal coronary arteries (Madias) 331 meeting, Halifax, June 5-9, 1979; (NF) report 80 Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Symposium international du Centre de bioethique et la Commission Pt. 1 (E) Does hemodynamic monitoring complement conventional de reforme du droit du Canada, Montreal, May 10-11, 1979; methods of assessment In critically ill cardiac patient? (NF) report 650. (Holder) 895 Symposium on adolescent gynecology and sexuality, Canadian Pt. 2 (B) Hemodynamic monitoring in acute inyocardial Fertility Society, Toronto, May 23, 1979; (NF) report 489 infarction (Cairns) 905 MELTZER 5: See HAKIM R MYOCARDIAL REVASCULARIZATION: Evolution precoce et tardive MELZACK R, MOUNT BM AND GORDON JM: Brompton mixture versus apres pontage aortocoronarien: experience de 500 cas morphine solution given orally: effects on pain 120: 435; (Pelletier and others) 1081 Comment on: See KEERI-SZANTO M; replies: 18 MYRDEN JA: J.A. Myrden (PF) 130 MEMORY DISORDERS: Physicians from two continents review management of brain-injured patients (NF) 1535 MENINGOENCEPHALITIS: Powassen virus meningoencephalitis: case report (Wilson, Wherrett and Mahdy) 320 MENTAL HEALTH: Should family doctor watch TV soap operas while N examining patients? (OF) (Garner) 456 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: Planning for psychiatric emergencies (C) (Eastwood and others) 1570 NADEAU J: See MacLEOD SM MERCURY POISONING: Preventive medicine becomes reality at NAIMAN, JAMES: James Naiman (PF) 1019 conference on occupational health (NF) 1396 NASH P: Advertisements for tranquillizers (C) 267 METABOLISM, INBORN ERRORS: Cystathioninuria, renal iminoglycinuria NATTEL 5: See McGILVERAY IJ and ccl-antitrypsin deficiency in same family: relevance in NAYAR GSP: See PREIKSAITIS JK medical practice (Halal and others) 64 NAYLOR OH: See VALET JP Maternal phenylketonuria: dietary treatment during pregnancy NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE: Susceptibility pattern in vitro of (Zaleski, Casey and Zaleski) 1591 penicillinase-producing Neisseria gonorrhoeae strains (C) METRIC SYSTEM: Logic of SI (C) (Singer) 850 (Shtibel) 273 MICHOUD M-C: See HOGG JC NEONATOLOGY: Group B streptococcal infection in newborn MICROSCOPE, ELECTRON: L'avenir de lenseignement medical en milieu (C) (Marks) 1056; (C) (Schiff) 1057 hospitalier (NF) 1012 Tragedy of healthy babies is SOGC valedictory theme (NF) 80 MIGRAINE: Biofeedback therapy for migraine sufferers may be a NEOPLASM METASTASIS: Metastasizing basal cell carcinoma mixed blessing (MN) 1093 (C) (Fitzpatrick) 522 MILD-ALKALI SYNDROME: See HYPERCALCEMIA NEOPLASMS: Analgesic nephropathy and urothelial carcinoma MILLER AB: An epidemiologist's critique (E) 120: 1372; (C) (Handa) 849 Comment on: See HARRISON RC Bacille Calmette-Guerin in cancer therapy? (E) (Freedman) 13 Familial risk of cancer (E) 505 Dietary fibre and colonic neoplasis (Freeman) 291 MILLER AB, TAYLOR HE, BAKER MA, DOODS DJ, FALK R, FRAPPIER A, Familial risk of cancer (E) (Miller) 505 HILL DP, JINDANI A, LANDI 5, MacDONALD AS, THOMAS JW and WALL C: Five-year survival of women with breast cancer in northern Oral administration of BCG as adjuvant to surgical treatment Alberta (Burns and others) 571 of carcinoma of bronchus 45; Comment on: See MORALES A Investigation of family suspected of being at high risk for MILLIGAN ,JE: See SHENNAN AT cancer (Elwood, Crawford and Werner) 559 MILLIKEN JA: Computer-assisted electrocardiographic interpretation Mammography (C) (Harrison) 1050 (E) 1332 Oral administration of BCG (C) (Morales) 1447 Interactions of digitalis (E) 263 Screening for ovarian cancer (C) (Dixon-Warren) 1566; MOEN JB and HILL GB: Survival following renal transplantation in (C) (Popkin) 1567 Saskatchewan, 1970-74: follow-up study using medical insurance NEPHRITIS, INTERSTITIAL: Case of acute interstitial nephritis records 434 successfully treated after delayed diagnosis (Frommer and MOFFATT, GARFIELD: Garfield Moffatt (PF) 678 others) 585 MONKEYS: Human tularemia at an urban zoo (Preiksaitis and NEPHROLITHIASIS: Nephrolithiasis in rural practice others) 1097 (C) (Wolstenholme) 1570 MONOCYTES: Factors influencing in vitro production of NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES: Rational approach to dementia colony-stimulating factors by mononuclear leukocytes from CRopper) 1175 humans (Galbraith and others) 172 NEURAMINIDASE: Purified viral neuraminidase vaccine to control MORALES A: Oral administration of BCG (C) 1447 influenza (Arora) 1575 MOREAU P: See PROVAN JL NEUROLOGY: Patterns of practice of neurologists and dermatologists MORGAN CD: See BAIGRIE RS in Ontario (McConnon and Shah) 439 MORGAN PP: Canada Health Survey - can we get along without it? Rational approach to dementia CRopper) 1175 (E) 148; Comment on: See NcLEISH WA NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: Physicians from two continents review management Periodic health examination (E) 1161 of brain-injured patients (NF) 1535 MORGAN PP: See JIMENEZ J NEWHOUSE, MICHAEL: Michael Newhouse (PF) 1313 MORGAN RA: Alberta health minister takes "honest approach" at NEWMAN A: See LAMBERT JR AMA annual meeting (NF) 1392 NEWSPAPERS: Violation of responsible publishing (C) (Shortt) 1062 MORLEY DC: See GALBRAITH PR NEWS AND FEATURES: AAMC meeting: money for research, training and MORRIS HS: Quota of refugees from Vietnam (C) 1062 new facilities first to feel axe 1617 MORRISON B: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH Alberta doctors offered an overall 15.5% 1512 EXAMINATION Alberta health minister takes "honest approach" at AMA annual MORTON BC: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. meeting 1392 Pt. 1 (C) Basic equipment requirements for hemodynamic "Ameliorer la sante des travailleurs plutot que promouvoir monitoring 879 une ideologie" 640 MORTUARY PRACTICES: Caring for bereaved: are funerals worth American Medical Association ordered to change its principles the money? (NF) 978 of ethics by Federal Trade Commission 1542 MOTHER-CHILD RELATIONS: Tragedy of healthy babies is SOGC Are goals of Charter of Health for Canadians being achieved? valedictory theme (NF) 80 Crombie appoints Emmett Hall to find out 989 MOTIL KJ, KAPLAN BS and PENCHARZ PB: Adopted children entering Assessing properties of implant materials: what needs to be Canada from underdeveloped countries (C) 403 done? 230 MOTILIN: See GASTROINTESTINAL HORMONES LAssociation des centres de services sociaux se penche sur MOUNT BM: Relief of chronic pain (C) 18 la situation des enfants 490 790; Comment on: Association forecasts sharply reduced surplus in 1979 117 MUCKLE TJ: Health services in Britain (C) 120: Auto options are costly, but some can save you money 1117 See DISCOMBE G Lavenir de lenseignement medical en milieu hospitalier 1012 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: Use of choline in treatment of ataxia Bilan d'un prograimne efficace d'inspection professionnelle 128 associated with multiple sclerosis (C) (Blattel) 1568 Board of Directors' report wide-ranging 106 MUNRO S and MOUNT B: Music therapy in palliative care 119: 1029; Boat people pose no public-health threat despite parasites Comment on: See ROY C and some active TB 796 MUNT PW: Aerosol bronchodilators and hand-lung dyscoordination Can students and practising doctors be encouraged to do (E) 120: 781; Comment on: See WATTERS R medical research and should they? 352 MURRAY RG: Who was the first full-blooded North American Indian CMA beliefs on medical services insurance programs 1274 to receive an MD? (C) 704 CMA endorses continuing medical education 118 MUSIC THERAPY: Music therapy (C) (Roy) 1169 CMA joins academic and research groups to seek facts and MUSINGS; Differences (NF) 350 principles in biomedical research 1518

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 CMA makes stand on professional rights for physicians 966 PEI thinks small is beautiful - and more cost-efficient in CMAJ seeking readers pictures to use on journal cover 654 health-care delivery 358 CPA annual meeting: we are 1405 first, psychiatrists second 1280 La peste noire reapparait en Asie du sud-est 1013 Care of elderly: role of internist 990 Physicians from two continents review management of Caribbean medical schools. brain-injured patients 1535 Part 1. PrimItive facilities but business Is booming 1129 Plastic surgeons say they have to pay for mistakes of other Part 2. Entry to mainland teaching hospitals Is tough 1299 physicians 1537 Part 3. ACMC issues a warning 1415 Prenatal care programs in Nova Scotia fail, Halifax meeting Caring for bereaved: are funerals worth the money? 978 is told 1614 Coercion rejected for continuing medical education 127 Present your paper to listeners not readers: tips on talks 1304 Commission says criteria for determination of death not purely Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on medical decision, urges legIslation 462 occupational health 1396 Computer-assisted medicine: Proposed sol utlon 465 Breathing life into hardware 1408 Psychiatrists on the couch 1284 How soft Is software? 673 quality health care insurance demands return to principles Les concepts 'humain" et "personne" peuvent-ils eclairer la of insurance 1274 blomedeclne? 650 Questions and answers: how proceeds of your life insurance can Le Consell general en faveur d'une EMC adaptee et volontaire 120 go astray 783 Control your spending using simple custom-made budget 346 Real cost of physician service down 20% over 16 years 116 Council on Medical Services proposes better drug control 118 La Regie de lassurance-maladie du Quebec debourse David Crombie: Is nice guy big enough to handle $14 billion $781 millions 471 portfolio? 233 Reseau-Jied; reseau d'.ide anonyme pour les medecins en Declaration of reasonable expectations: recognition of mutual difficulte 652 rights and duties 972 Saskatchewan CFPC meeting: must college "go it alone" to Differences 350 negotiate payment? 1289 Do doctors make good parents? 795 A short guide to computer jargon 1410 Doctor at leisure; from earliest paleolithic settlers to Silver profits outshine those in gold 1413 Micmac, PEI's Indian past fascinates doctor-politician 96 Single-premium deferred annuities - useful tool to delay and Dr. Thomas Barnardo's orphans were shipped 500 km to save reduce taxation 666 body and soul 981 Soins psychiatriques aux francophones du N.B.: plus de Doctors on the air: successful trial of Dial-a-doctor 653 projets et d'espoirs que de ressources 1135 Experts debate control of health-care costs 128 Specialist or GP? Thorny question of emergency department Eye Injuries in Canadian hockey. Phase III: older players now staffing 473 most at risk 643 Sports Injuries, drowning and exposure to radiation concern Family practice and pediatrics: can their common boundary be Canada Safety Council meeting 1404 defined 635 Spousal retirement savings plan can be complex, but they do Fewer students applying to medical schools, says ACMC. One offer some tax advantages 1119 third of applicants now successful 661 Stopping smoking: how family doctor can help 349 Follow-up report on cruiseships: have sanitation standards Tele-medecine a la Baje 'James 809 improved? 998 $300 million for medical research in Alberta and heritage For how long should you keep your clinical records 624 of health 1606 Forthcoming meetings 1540 To live or not to live: moral and practical case against Frequent income-planning mistakes that doctors make 100 active euthanasia 483 "From the last storm" wins art salon popularity award 1128 Unite et participation pour un leadership medical efficace 1621 Gary Gurbin, MD, MP: to nation's capital from small-town Unwanted teenage pregnancy: its causes and remedies 489 general practice 816 Vancouver children's conference outcome predictable and Governments can't make good decisions. Saskatchewan assembly obvious, yet under-the-surface action could have major told 1524 effect 221 GPs and psychiatrists: love-hate relationship 1286 The virus and the shaman: must GP choose between truth and GP's discontent aired at section meeting 122 consequences? 791 Half the doctors in PEI opt out of medicare plan after province What community physician can do for Indochinese refugees 988 repudiates negotiated agreement 656 What should you consider in your last-minute tax planning? 1290 Health care for children: what they need and what they What you can save with buy-sell management 1612 don't 1616 What you need to know to make profits in bond market 1513 Les hopitaux catholiques au Manitoba: pluralisms et tolerance 365 Why you should estimate value of your practice and why Horseriding catching on as therapy for disabled 631 you should do it now 667 Housestaff salary increases settled in five provinces 471 NORMAN D: D. Norman (PF) 242 How central funding and local planning can coexist in an NUCLEAR WASTES: Le Conseil general en faveur d'une EMC adaptee effective health-care system 797 et volontaire (NF) 120 How to make more money on the sale of your property 784 Nuclear wastes and traffic safety main community health "How we work" - Ontario and New York GPs discuss their patterns concerns (NF) 112 of practice 800 NUTTALL, RICHARD N: Richard N. Nuttall (PF) 1539 How you can be successful investor with minimum of daily reading time 976 L'1C14 veut se doter dun service de rehabilitation cardiaque 228 If accidental poisonings were disease, it would be called an 0 epidemic, say pharmacists 997 Improve your practice with effective telephone management 1608 Indian health care: what dispute is all about 87 OBESITY: Obesity may be due to inal functioning of brown fat Job opportunities in, Canada for newly certificated (ABR) (Himes-Hagen) 1361 physicians 213 OBITUARIES: Aleixander, Charles J.812 Letter from Scandinavia: Swedish sabbatical 369 Atlee, Harold Benge 120: 1547; Comment on: See FISHMAN N: Looking after older patients 480 (C) 1439 Looking around for new car? 1114 Barry, James E.1137 Medical schools and teaching hospitals see fewer dollars and Baxter, Hamilton A. 243 greater demands in eighties 1531 Bernstein, Felix 1544 "Mleux vaut eviter de polluer quetablir des stations Berthe, Emile-Marie 812 d' epuration." 478 Bertho, Emile-Marie 1b44 Moral choice; allocation of scarce resources 1388 Bertrand, Guy 812 MY parent the doctor 1146; 1140 Black, Grant Nichol 1544 New Brunswick Medical Society: report of its 1979 annual Blackwell, Frederick Norman 1544 meeting 1126 Brennan, Edward J. 812 NMA accepts 8% increase for fee-for-service physicians 1512 Brisson, Jean M. 812 Northeast Canadian-American health conference analyses health Brokovski, Ellen Jutta 1544 care budget famine 1400 Brooks, C. Emerson 1137 Le nouveau doyen a Sherbrooke: partie integrante d'un milieu Buckingham, Gerard A. 812 dynamlque 807 Callaghan, George 1138 Nuclear wastes and traffic safety main community health Callahan, George A. 812 concerns 112 Carson, George D. 812 Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair remuneration Cauley, Albyn A. 812 and recognition 1526 Coady, Basil K. 812 Opting-out issue main concern at PEI Medical Society annual Corrigan, C. Edwin 812 meeting 1271 Coupal, Jean-Louis 455 Organizing successful summer camp for children with chronic Crosbie, John C. 812 renal failure (Steele and Lirenipan) 356 Dawson, Howard LeRossignol 1544 La pedagogie medicale, moyen dameliorer des programmes juges Demers, Pierre 243 "moderement innovateurs" 225 Despins, Clement 1544

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 Dubicki, Carl B. 1544 Why you should estimate value of your practice and why you Dykun, Lidia A. 1137 should do it now (NF) 667 Erjevec, Bogdan F. 1137 OFFORD 0: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH Evans, Enos Cole 243 EXAMINATION Ferns, James M. 1137 OFFSHORE MEDICAL SCHOOLS: Caribbean medical schools Fi.des, Ian H. 812 Part 1. Primitive facilities but business is booming (NF) 1129 Forrest, Alistair Douglas 243 Part 2. Entry to mainland teaching hospitals is tough (NF) 1299 Fournier, Flavien 243 Part 3. ACMC issues a warning (NF) 1415 Freve, Leonard 1544 OGILVIE RI: See MacLEOD SM Gardiner, Harold M. 455 OHANLEY JH: J.H. OHanley (PF) 1625 Geale, David Clarkson 1544 OLIVER C: Caring for bereaved: are funerals worth the money? Gibson, James Edward 1544 (NF) 978 Gorman, Morley E. 455 Gary Gurbin, MD, 14': to nation's capital from small-town Haber, Aurel 243 general practice (NF) 816 Harries, Charles G. 1137 Looking around for new car? (NF) 1114 Harvie, James N. 812 Northeast Canadian-American health conference analyses health Hay, Hugh B. 1544 care budget famine (NF) 1400 Higgins, William J. 812 Sports injuries, drowning and exposure to radiation concern Holmes, Shirley M. 455 Canada Safety Council meeting (NF) 1404 Honturger, Helen 1544 OLSON. OSCAR: Oscar Olson (PF) 794 Jordan, Graham B. 243 OPHTHALMOLOGY: Detecting and preventing glaucoma Kellam, Hewson I.J. 1545 (C) (Whitehouse) 1447 Kyne, William P. 1135 ORAL PRESENTATIONS: Present your paper to listeners not readers: Ladouceur, Ernest Clifford 1545 tips on talks (NF) 1304 Landis, Noah 455 : Hildes, John (PF) 678 Langille, James A. 243 Moffatt, Garfield (PF) 678 Lapp, Frederick H. 1545 OREGAN 5: I{LA-B8, autoimmune polyendocrinopathy and systemic Leviczky, Bella Emil 243 lupus erythematosis (C) 1168 Lindsey, George Wesley 455 See LANGLOIS S Lobsinger, Allan Joseph 1545 ORLIK, HERBERT: Herbert Orlik (PF) 1022 McCreary, John Ferguson 1545 ORTHOMYXOVIRUSES: Purified viral neuraininidase vaccine to control MacDonald, John Alexander 455, 1545 influenza (Arora) 1575 McElmoyle, William Athol 455, 1545 OSMOLAR CONCENTRATION: Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium MacRae, William M. 455 content and osmolality of some conunercial "clear" soups, Marier, Pierre 1545 juices and beverages (Wendland and others) 564 Matte, Gerard 1545 OSTERLAND CK: See BORAK J Milanese, Charles Albert 1545 OSTIGUY GL: Sumeiary of task force report on occupational Milot, Jean-Jacques 1545 respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) 414 Mulvihill, Louis John 243 OTTAWA FILE: About Joe Clark, clowns and half-naked girls Murray, David Alexander 1545 (Garner) 212 Ng-Lun, That-Tze (John) 1137 Accreditation of medical schools becomes a Canadian operation O'Dea, Francis L. 455 (Garner) 345 Paterson, John F. 1545 All taxes are unequal but some are more unequal than others Peirce, Carleton B. 243 (Garner) 1605 Provencher, Jean 1545 Begin and Crontie on same track, like it or not (and they don't) Reid, John A.G. 1137 (Garner) 1386 Richter, Helmut A. 1137 Can computer ever take over practice of medicine? (Garner) 1113 Ring, Bernard Joseph Doyle 1545 A doctor in the house? (Woods) 965 Ritchie, Douglas C. 455 Can law leave doctors to set ethical rules for tough Robbie, Stanley John 1545 life-or-death decisions? (Garner) 778 Robinson, Henry 1545 Federal stand on tax-deductibility of CME costs discriminates Ross, Hugh M. 455 against all rural Canadians (Garner) 979 Rublack, Alexander Ernest 243 Hall reviews Canada's health care insurance prograns, not Ruttle, John A. 243 "medicare" (Geekie) 1266 Salsbury, C. Russell 1545 Should family doctor watch TV soap operas while examining Selinger, Zelig 455, 1545 patients (Garner) 456 Stephen, Alexander 455 Should law dictate what ethical principles doctor may follow? Storey, Vernon Harcourt 1545 (Garner) 1511 Tallon, John Alexander 243 Whither general practice? (Woods) 621 Trask, Carl A. 1137 Why government is wrong in being indifferent to exodus of Trow, Emerson James 1545 doctors (Geekie) 79 Urquhart, James L. 243 OUTCOME AND PROCESS ASSESSMENT (HEALTH CARE): Predicting Washburn, Herbert Harold 1545 improvement in stroke patients referred for inpatient Watson. Peter M. 455 rehabilitation (Jimenez and Morgan) 1481 Wells, Jean-Pierre 1545 OVARIAN NEOPLASMS: Screening for ovarian cancer (C) Whitehead, Robert G.D. 1137 (Dixon-Warren) 1566; (C) (Popkin) 1567 Wight, Earle G. 243 OWEN DA (ed), THURLBECK WM, WRIGHT JL, HERSHFIELD ES, PATRY D, Wight, Norman James 455 RIGBY MR and BROWNELL EG: Progressive loss of consciousness Wilner, Saul 455 in 78-year-old man with long-standing dyspnea (DC) 727; Wior, George A. 1545 Correction: 1448 Wride, Reginald John 455 OWEN J: See SEIDENFELD AM O'BRIEN JY: Modern medical education superior? (C) 1048 OWEN J and GERALD SCOTT J: Transition of hypereosinophilic O'BRIEN 5; 5. O'Brien (PF) 1625 syndrome to myelomonocytic leukemia 1489 OBSTETRICS: Comforts of home in maternity wards (C) (Beverly) 1348 Management of obstetric complications at small rural hospital (C) (Draper) 406 Prenatal care prograna in Nova Scotia fail, Halifax meeting is told (NF) 1614 P Successful management of quadruplet pregnancy in perinatal unit (Shennan, Milligan and Yeung) 741 Tragedy of healthy babies is SO.C valedictory theme (NF) 80 PAIN; Pitfalls in diagnosis of leg pain (Provan, Moreau and OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES: Isocyanate-induced asthma in an automobile I.1acNab) 167 spray painter (Cockcroft) 602 PAIN INTRACTABLE: Relief of chronic pain (C) (Keeri-Szanto) 17; Occupational lung cancer and smoking: review in light of (C) (Mount) 18 current theories of carcinogenesis (Chovil) 548 PALAHNIUK, RICHARD J: Richard J. Palahniuk (Pr) 1022; (PF) 1624 Occupational respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) PALLIATIVE TREATMENT: Who is best qualified to care for the CE) (Scott) 400 terminally ill? (C) (Rudner) 1348; (C) (Vaile) 1351 Sununary of task force report on occupational respiratory PARE PD: See HOGG JC disease (pneumoconiosis )( Osti guy) 414 PARENT-CHILD RELATIONS: My parent the doctor (NF) 1146; (NF) 1140 OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE: "Ameliorer la sante des travailleurs What kind of a parent are you? Here's how to find out plutot que promouvoir une ideologie" (NF) 640 (.?4) 487 Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on PARKER 5: See GALBRAITH PR occupational health (NF) 1396 PARSONS AA: A.A. Parsons (PF) 130 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY: Occupational therapy - response (C) PASHBY, THOMAS: Thomas Pashby (PF) 377 (Brintnell and Madill) 1166 PASHBY TJ: Eye injuries in Canadian hockey. Phase III: older OFFICE MANAGEMENT: Improve your practice with effective telephone players now most at risk (NF) 643 management (NF) 1608 PATIENT CARE TEAM: Evaluation of patient-physician-nurse team Questions and answers: how proceeds of your life insurance in reducing care requirements of patients in respiratory can go astray (NF) 783 care program (Robinson, Pugsley and Campbell) 756

Can Med Assoc J, Imdex to Volume 121 PATIENT COWLIANCE: Drug information for patients Farley, WJ 380 CE) (MacLeod) 1043 Fortier, Claude 1313 The hypertensive patient: Fowlow, G 242 5. Coepliance with therapy (E) (Sackett) 259 Frappier, Armand 380 PATIENT OUTCOME ASSESSMENT: See OUTCOME AND PROCESS ASSESSMENT French, F 242 (HEALTH CARE) Friesen, Peter 1625 PATIENT PARTICIPATION: Declaration of reasonable expectations: Gariepy, Roger 460 recognition of mutual rights and duties (NF) 972 Genest, Jacques 131 PATRY D: See OWEN DA (ed) Giroux, Charlotte 1022 PATRY, MICHEL: Michel Patry (PF) 1022 Goodman, Cliff 795 PATTERNS OF PRACTICE: "How we work - Ontario and New York GPs Goodman, George B 380 discuss their patterns of practice (NF) 800 Grant, Ian M 380 Patterns of practice of neurologists and dermatologists in Grant, Kenneth 1625 Ontario (McConnon and Shah) 439 Grant, Kenneth C 1313 PEARCE, DEREK: Derek Pearce (PF) 795 Gray, Gerald 1022 PEDDLE DB: D.B. Peddle (PF) 242 Grey-Turner, Elston 132 PEDIATRICS: Family practice and pediatrics: can their coninon Guillemin, Roger 679 boundary be defined (NF) 635 Gurbin, Gary Michael 130 Identification of inpaired hearing in early childhood Guy, J 242 (Wong and Shah) 529 Halliday, Bruce 130 Prenatal care programs in Nova Scotia fail , Halifax meeting Harnick, LR 130 is told (NF) 1614 Hart, PA 460 PELLETIER C, COSSETTE R, DONTIGNY L, PRIMEAU R, PROULX J Harvey, N 242 and TREN.LAY G: Evolution precoce et tardive apres pontage Henderson, Milton H 460 aortocoranarien: experience de 500 cas 1081 Hildes, John 678 PENCHARZ PB: See MOTIL KJ Hill, DP 795 PENSIONS: Frequent income-planning mistakes that doctors make Hill, Robert M 460 (NF) 100 Hilliard, Irwin M 380 PERINATOLOGY: Successful management of quadruplet regnancy Hogan, TG 242 in perinatal unit (Shennan, Milligan and Yeun 741 Holmes, John R 130 PERITONITIS: Spontaneous peritonitis due to group B streptococci Holmes, R Brian 1019 (Bannatyne, Stringel and Siepson) 442 Hooper, WT 1625 PERKIN RL, FOX AD, RICHARDS WL and KING .4.: Acute hemolytic anemia Hopkins, JA 242 secondary to infectious mononucleosis 1095 Hurteau, Gilles 1539 PERRAULT RA: See BLAJCHMAN MA Hutton, Neil 795 PERSONAL FILE: Acker, WC 1625 Isabelle, Gaston 130 Aguayo, Ad 679 Jackson, Peter D 1625 Allen, H Hugh 131 Joy, CJ 794 Atherley, GC 1624 Kadiri, YZ 794 Baltzan, Richard B 377 Kazimirski, J 1625 Banks, Michael 1138 Keegan, David 1624 Barnett, DG 1022 Kinch, RAH 487 Barteaux, John W 1022 Kiruluta, H 794 Baxter, Donald 487 Korn, David 1625 Baxter, Ian 794 Krause, VW 795 Beamish, Robert E 242 Lafave, Hugh G 1022 Bean, Irwin W 458 Lai, Alice 1625 Benard, Bernard 487 Lai, Michael 1625 Bennett, John 5 130 Laurin, Carroll A 794 Bense, M 242 Laxdal, Arni 794 Bensley, EH 794 Leblanc, Raymond 794 Berman, Leslie 1313 Lecours, Simon 1022 Bertrand, Gilles GP 679 Lehmann, HE 460 Bonham, Gerry 132 Lemoine, JR 679 Botterell, EH 1019 Lester, Eva 460 Botterell, Harry 132 Letts, HW 795 Bowmer, I 242 Lochead, John A 794 Boyd, Stephen 242 McCulloch, JC 460 Braganza, J 242 McCutcheon, 0 242 Brett, Brian 1624 MacDonald, Eva Mader 458 Briant, TDR 679 McElligott, TF 795 Brierly, Lawrence 1019 MacKenzie, Elmer 1625 Brunet, dAD 458 MacKenzie, Ian 1022 Buck, H William 460 MacLeod, J 1625 Cabanne, Ferdinand 380 MacLeod, LE 1539 Callaghan, George 1138 Macklein, Peter T 487 Cameron, Donald F 1539 Marquis, Jean-Paul 1022 Carson, JD 458 Marshall, Mark 377 Caumartin, Marie-Celine 1022 Martin, Freda 132 Chiasson, JR 1625 Martin, J. David 1313 Chown, Bruce 678 Martin, John R 242 Churchill, Margaret 1625 Martin, Kenneth C 132 Cochrane, Brian 239 May, WL 130 Coffin, E 130 Medovy, Harry 678 Colborne, Robert 1625 Meek, D 1625 Corber, SJ 1625 Moffatt, Garfield 678 Cormier, Hugues 1022 Montour, Louis Tekaronhiake 120: 1456; Coimnent on: Cottreau, GT 1625 See VANDEWATER LS; BRANT CC; MURRAY RG Cox, Albert R 1539 N.'rden, JA 130 Cox, L 1625 Naiman, James 1019 Crust, J 130 Names of the 1979 Executive of the Canadian Darragh, James H 1313 Ophthalmological Society 377 Davies, GJ 1625 Newhouse, Michael 1313 Davison, Ross 1625 Norman, D 242 Dean, Heather 239 Nuttall, Richard N 1539 DeCoutere, Ivan 1022 O'Brien, 5 1625 Dewar, C 1625 OHanley, JH 1625 Dickinson, John 132 Olson, Oscar 794 Dittberner, Klaus 794 Orlik, Herbert 1022 Dixon, Michael E 1539 Palahniuk, Richard J 1022, 1624 Dobbin, PJ 242 Parsons, AA 130 Drapeau, Monique 1022 Pashby, Thomas 377 Duguid, Nigel 794 Patry, Michel 1022 Duhaime, M 794 Pearce, Derek 795 Ecbiards, Glen E 794 Peddle, DB 242 Elder, John M 458 Philbrook, Frank 131 Elder, Peter 132 Pollock, Bruce 131 el-Guebaly, Nady 1022 Pollock, Ira 131 Pollock, Maurice A 131

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 Pollock, Oscar 131 Psychiatric illness in physicians (Shortt) 283; (C) (Bailey) 1572; Pollonetsky, Elizabeth 377 (C) (Biehn) 1348 Price, Donald G 242 Physicians-at-risk program (C) (Laxdal) 703 Pritzker, KPH 795 Physicians' earnings (C) (Brandeis) 854; Rafuse, EV 130 (C) (Hyde) 854 Quality health care insurance demands return to principles of Railton S Victor 131 insurance (NF) (Baltzan) Rebbeck, Patricia 377 1274 Rix, DB 130 Quota of refugees from Vietnam (C) (Morris) 1062 Robillard, Denise 132 Salaried medical services (C) (Shone) 520 Robinson, Stuart 131 Should family doctor watch TV soap operas while examining patients? (OF) (Garner) 456 Roy, A 377 Treatment of chemically Rynard, Philip B 131 dependent physicians (C) (MacDonald and Salter, Robert 794 MacMillan) 1062 Schmidt, 0 130 Unite et participation pour un leadership medical efficace Scriver, Charles R 1313 (NF) 1621 What conuiiunity physician can do for Indochinese refugees (NF) 988 Seiden, HS 460 What kind Shaw, Mervin G 1138 of a parent are you? Here's how to find out (Ml) 487 Sibley, John CA 132 Whither general practice? (OF) (Woods) 621 Sima, AF 460 Who is best qualified to care for the terminally ill? Sirek, DV 460 (C) (Rudner) 1348; (C) (Vaile) 1351 Smith, Leighton H 1022 Why government is wrong in being indifferent to exodus of Smith, Murdock J 1625 doctors (OF) (Geekie) 79 Stapleton, Robert PHYSICIANS-AT-RISK PROGRAM: Physicians-at-risk program 1624 (C) (Laxdal) 703 Stark, EJ 679 PHYSICIANS, FAMILY: Stevenson, WR 242 A doctor in the house? (NF) 965 Stewart, DI 1625 GPs and psychiatrists: love-hate relationship (NF) 1286 Thomas, William 130 GP's discontent aired at section meeting (NF) 122 Thomson, Hugh 679 Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair remuneration Tough, Ian 242 and recognition (NF) 1526 Tovee. E Bruce 1019 Saskatchewan CFPC meeting: must college "go it alone" to Towell, Molly 132 negotiate payment? (NF) 1289 Stopping smoking: how family doctor can help (NF) 349 Tren.e, Lorraine 130; 239 PHYSIOLOGY: Syirposium Tudiver FJ 794 on hemodynamic monitoring. Vranic, M 460 Pt. 1 (B) Physiologic significance of hemodynamic measurements and their derived indices (Gilbert and Hew) 879 Varvis, Cd 130 PHYSIOTHERAPY: See PHYSICAL THERAPY Verma, T 1625 PIETAK SP and TEASDALE Wade, John G 1022 SJ: Syirposium on hemodynamic monitoring. Waldorf, VR 795 Pt. 2 (D) Hemodynamic monitoring and care of patient at high risk for anesthesia 922 Walker, JB 130 PLATELETS: See BLOOD PLATELETS Warren, GW 242 PNEUf4.COCCAL INFECTIONS: Warren, MR 1625 Syndrome of pneumococcemia, disseminated intravascular coagulation and asplenia (Kingston and Warren, Peter 794 MacKenzie) 57 Weinerman, Brian 460 PNEU?'!.CONIOSIS: Westbury, Robert C 460 Occupational respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) Whelan, Ronald F 239 (E) (Scott) 400 Whitehead, Frederick 130; 1138 Sumeiary of task force report on occupational respiratory disease Whitney, Jane 132 (pneumoconiosis) (Ostiguy) 414 Wiley, JJ 794 PNEUMDTHORAx, SPONTANEOUS: Spontaneous pneumothorax and pregnancy Wilson, D Laurence 130 (C) (Stewart) 25 Wylie, KO 130 PODIATRY: Position of Ontario podiatrists (C) (English) 268 Yewchuck, Paul 130 POISONING: Ciguatera poisoning (C) (Heintecker) 267; PHARMACOLOGY: Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of (C) (McLachlan) 267 benzodiazepines (C) (Zarowny) POISONS: If accidental poisonings were disease, it would be called 1571 an epidemic, PHARMACY: Drug information for patients (E) (MacLeod) 1043 say pharmacists (NF) 997 PHENYLKETONURIA: Maternal phenylketonuria: dietary treatment POLITICS: About Joe Clark, clowns and half-naked girls during pregnancy (Zaleski, Casey and Zaleski) 1591 (OF) (Garner) 212 PHENYTOIN: Phenytoin-associated reversible red cell aplasia All taxes are unequal but some are more unequal than others (Pritchard and others) 1491 (OF) (Garner) 1605 PHILBROOK, FRANK: Frank Philbrook (PF) 131 American Medical Association ordered to change its principles PHILION JJ: See SCHMITT of ethics by Federal Trade Conmrission (NF) 1542 JJ Begin and Crontie PHILIPPE P: Down's syndrome in the offspring of young parents on same track, like it or not (and they evidence for an X-borne dominant mutation? (C) 278 don't) (OF) (Garner) 1386 PHLEBOTOMY: Treatment of polycythemia vera (MacDougall, Weinerman David Crontie: is nice guy big enough to handle $14 billion and Kemel) S81 portfolio? (NF) 233 PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: Medical examination of torture Gary Gurbin, MD, MP: to nation's capital from small-town victims general practice (NF) applying for refugee status (Cathcart, Berger and Knazan) 179 816 Periodic health examination (Canadian Task Force Gary Michael Gurbin (PF) 130 on the Bruce Halliday Periodic Health Examination) 1193-1254; CE) (Morgan) 1161 (PF) 130 PHYSICAL THERAPY: Allied health professions John R Holmes (PF) 130 (C) (Blair) 277; Indian (C) (Helewa) 514; (C) (Katz) 275; (C) (McGoey) 273; health care: what dispute is all about (NF) 87 (C) (McKechnie) 276; (C) (Scott) 520 Gaston Isabelle (PF) 130 PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONS: Declaration of reasonable Frank Philbrook (PF) 131 expectations: recognition of mutual rights and duties (NF) 972 S Victor Railton (PF) 131 A doctor in the house? (NF) 965 Philip B Rynard (PF) 131 The vi rus and the shaman: must GP choose between truth and Should law dictate what ethical principles doctor may follow? consequences? (NF) 791 (OF) (Garner) 1511 PHYSICIANS: AAMC meeting: Paul Yewchuck (PF) 130 money for research, training and new POLYCYTHEMIA VERA: Treatment facilities first to feel axe (NF) 1617 of polycythemia vera (Macoougall, "Ameliorer la sante des travailleurs plutot que promouvoir Weinerman and Kemel) 581 une ideologie" (NF) 640 POLYURETHANES: Polyurethane may replace plaster in casts (f't'O 1047 Can law leave doctors to set ethical rules for tough POLLOCK, BRUCE: Bruce Pollock (PF) 131 life-or-death decisions? POLLOCK, IRA: Ira Pol lock (PF) 131 (OF) (Garner) 778 POLLOCK, MAURICE Can students and practising doctors be encouraged to do medical A: Maurice A. Pollock (PF) 131 research and should they? (NF) POLLOCK, OSCAR: Oscar Pollock (PF) 131 352 POLLONETSKY, ELIZABETH: Elizabeth Declaration of reasonable expectations: recognition of mutual Pollonetsky (PF) 377 rights and duties (NF) 972 POPKIN DR: Early diagnosis of ovarian cancer 120: 1106; Coimnent Gary Gurbin, MD, MP: to nation's capital from small-town on: See DIXON-WARREN B; replies: 1567 general practice POPPIES: Poppies cause blindness? (ifi) 749 (NF) 816 PORPHYRIA: Half the doctors in PEI opt out of medicare plan after province Acute intermittent porphyria associated with postural repudiates negotiated hypotension (C) (Sim and Hudon) 845 agreement (NF) 656 POSEN "How we work" - Ontario and New York GPs discuss their patterns GA: See RABIN EZ of practice (NF) POTASSIUM: Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium content and 800 osmolality Job opportunities in Canada for newly certificated physicians of some comeiercial "clear" soups, juices and (NF) 213 beverages (Wendland and others) 564 My parent the doctor (NF) 1146; (NF) POTTER GE: Chiropractors (C) 705 1140 POTTERY: See CERAMICS Oath of the Hindu physician ca. 1500 BC (Ml) 1565 POWASSAN Patterns of practice of neurologists and dermatologists in VIRUS: See ENCEPHALITIS VIRUSES Ontario (McConnon and Shah) 439 PRACTICE MANAGEMENT, MEDICAL: Inprove your practice with effective telephone management (NF) 1608

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 18 Should family doctor watch TV soap operas while examining formation 120: 658; Conunent on: See SINGHAL PC, JACOBSON AL, patients? (OF) (Garner) 456 MANDINI H AND HYNE JB Why you should estimate value of your practice and why you should do it now (NF) 667 PRCHAL JF: See WEIDENFELD AM Q PREGNANCY: Spontaneous pneumothorax and pregnancy (C) (Stewart) 25 PREGNANCY CO?4'LICATIONS: Maternal phenylketonuria: dietary QUADRUPLETS: Successful management of quadruplet pregnancy in treatment during pregnancy (Zaleski, Casey and Zaleski) 1591 perinatal unit (Shennan, Milligan and Yeung) 741 PREGNAtICY IN ADOLESCENCE: Unwanted teenage pregnancy: its causes QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE: Bilan dun prograimne efficace dinspection and remedies (NF) 489 professionnelle (NF) 128 PREGNANCY, MULTIPLE: Successful management of quadruplet Medical schools and teaching hospitals see fewer dollars and pregnancy in perinatal unit (Shennan, Milligan and Yeung) 741 greater demands in eighties (NF) 1531 PREIKSAITIS JK, CRAWSHAR GJ, NAYAR GSP and STIVER HG: Human Quality health care insurance demands return to principles tularemia at an urban zoo 1097 of insurance (NF) 1274 PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS: Antenatal diagnosis (C) (Bernstein) 1048 Quality of Canada's health care system PRENTICE B and ROBINSON BL: Review of Providencia bacteremia in (C) (Dawrant) 714 general hospital, with conunent on patterns of antimicrobial QUALITY OF LIFE: Moral choice: allocation of scarce sensitivity and use 745 resources (NF) 1388 PREOPERATIVE CARE: Preoperative electrocardiography: its Thoughts on the equality of life (MM) 1164 cost-effectiveness in detecting abnormalities when previous QUIRT IC: See PRITCHARD KI tracing exists (Rabkin and Home) 301 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUG: Drug prescribing for elderly in Saskatchewan during 1976 (Skoll, August and Johnson) 1074 R PREVENTIVE HEALTH SERVICES: Epidemic of munqs in partially inunune population (Lewis and others) 751 RABIN EZ, GARSTON RG, WEIR RV AND POSEN GA: Persistent nephrogenic lirmunization in Canada: 1979 (E) (Gold) 697 diabetes Insipidus associated with long-term lithium Periodic health examination (Canadian Task Force on the carbonate treatment 194 Periodic Health Examination) 1193-1254 RABKIN SE and HORNE JM: Preoperative electrocardiography: its Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on cost-effectiveness in detecting abnormal i ties when previous occupational health (NF) 1396 tracing exists 301; Correction: 1448 PRICE, DONALD G: Donald G. Price (PF) 242 RADIATION PROTECTION: Sports injuries, drowning and exposure to PRIt'EAU R: See PELLETIER C radiation concern Canada Safety Council meeting (NF) 1404 PRISONERS: Music therapy (C) (Roy) 1169 RAFUSE EV: E.V. Rafuse (PF) 130 PRITCHARD KI, QUIRT IC, SIFI'SON WJK and FLEMING JFR: RAILTON, S. VICTOR: S. Victor Railton (PF) 131 Phenytoin-associated reversible red cell aplasia 1491 RANGNO RE: See MacLEOD SM PRITZKER KPH: K.P.H. Pritzker (PF) 795 RAPP MS: "Harvard Guide to Modern Psychiatry" (C) 21 PROBABILITY: Familial risk of cancer (E) (Miller) 505 RAWLS ML: See LEWIS JE Investigation of family suspected of being at high risk for RAWLS WE: See LEWIS JE cancer (Elwood, Crawford and Werner) 559 REBBECK, PATRICIA: Patricia Rebbeck (PF) 377 PROFESSIONAL COMPETANCE: Bilan dun prograimne efficace RECREATION: Organizing successful sununer camp for children dinspection professionnelle (NF) 128 with chronic renal failure (NF) 356 PROFESSIONAL STAFF COMMITTEES: Bilan dun progranune efficace RED CELL APLASIA: Pure red cell aplasia with an inhibitor to d'inspection professionnelle (NF) 128 erythropoiesis (Seidenfeld and others) 188 PROGRAMS, COWUTER K: See COr'PUTERS REESE L: See TEVAARWERK GJM PROPRANOLOL: Antihypertensive efficacy of propranolol given REFUGEES: Boat people pose no public-health threat despite twice daily (MacLeod and others) 737 parasites and some active TB (NF) 796 PROSEN H and GREBEN SE: Position papers passed by Canadian Medical examination of torture victims applying for refugee Psychiatric Association (C) 120: 1499; Cormiient on: See SIM M status (Cathcart, Berger and Knazan) 179 PROSTHESIS: Fabric cardiovascular prostheses for blood vessel La peste noire reapparait en Asie du sud-est (NF) 1013 replacement (C) (Cooper and Blais) 154 Quota of refugees from Vietnam (C) (Morris) 1062 PROTECTIVE DEVICES: Eye injuries in Canadian hockey. Phase III: What coninunity physicians can do for Indochinese older players now most at risk (NF) 643 refugees (NF) 988 PROTEUS: Review of Providencia bacteremia in general hospital, Vietnamese refugees (C) (Chan) 1572; (C) (Schwartz) 1572 with conunent on patterns of antimicrobial sensitivity and REGURGITATION, AORTIC VALVE: See AORTIC VALVE INSUFF!'.NCY use (Prentice and Robinson) 745 REHABILITATION: Horseriding catching on as therapy for disabled PROULX J: See PELLETIER C (NF) 631 PROVAN JL, MDREAU P and MacNAB J: Pitfalls in diagnosis of L'ICM veut se doter dun service de rehabilitation leg pain 167 cardiaque (NF) 228 PROVIDENCIA: See PROTEUS Physicians from two continents review management of PRUCHA ZS: The virus and the shaman: must GP choose between brain-injured patients (NF) 1535 truth and consequences? (NF) 791 Predicting improvement in stroke patients referred for PSYCHIATRY: CPA annual meeting: we are MDs first, psychiatrists inpatient rehabilitation (Jimenez and Morgan) 1481 second (NF) 1280 Prenatal care programs in Nova Scotia fail, Halifax GPs and psychiatrists: love-hate relationship (NF) 1286 meeting is told (NF) 1614 Persistent nephrogenic diabetes insipidus associated with Preventive medicine becomes reality at conference on long-term lithium carbonate treatment (Rabin and others) 194 occupational health (NF) 1396 Planning for psychiatric emergencies (C) (Eastwood and REHABILITATION CENTRES: Treatment of chemically dependent others) 1570 physicians (C) (Maclknald and MacMillan) 1062 Psychiatric illness in physicians (Shortt) 283; RELIGION AND f.EDICINE: Are Christmas editorials appropriate (C) (Bailey) 1572; (C) (Biehn) 1348 for the Journal (E) 1434 Psychiatrists on the couch (NF) 1284 RENE de COTRET P and SHELDON H: Dilated aorta and pain in PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS: Use of drugs with dependence liability chest in 63-year-old man (DC) 1467 (Jacob and Sellers) 737 RESEARCH: MMC .neeting: money for research, training and new PUBLIC HEALTH: Boat people pose no public-health threat despite facilities first to feel axe CNF) 1617 parasites and some active TB (NF) 796 Can students and practising doctors be encouraged to do Follow-up report on cruiseships: have sanitation standards medical research and should they? (Nfl 352 improved? (NF) 998 CMA joins academic and research groups to seek facts and PUBLIC RELATIONS: Alberta health minister takes 'honest principles in biomedical research (NF) 1518 approach" at AMA annual meeting (NF) 1392 Nephrolithiasis in rural practice (C) (Wolstenholme) 1570 Board of Directors' report wide-ranging (NF) 106 Research in general practice (C) (Bond) 1346 Le Conseil general en faveur dune EMC adaptee et volontaire Tele-medecine a la Baie James (NF) 809 (NF) 120 $300 million for medical research in Alberta and heritage Doctors on the air: successful trial of Dial-a-doctor (NF) 653 of health (NF) 1606 Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair remuneration RESEAU-IfD: See INFORMATION SERVICES and recognition (NF) 1526 RESPIRATION, ARTIFICIAL: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. PUBLISHING: Choosing medical journals (E) (Wiggin) 698 Pt. 2 (A) Influence of mechanical ventilation and pulmonary Present your paper to listeners not readers: tips on disease on pulmonary artery pressure monitoring (King) 901 talks (NF) 1304 RESPIRATORY FAILURE: See RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY Violation of responsible publishing (C) (Shortt) 1062 RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY: Acute respiratory failure and PUGSLEY SO: See ROBINSON LA tracheal obstruction in elderly with benign goitres PULMONARY DISEASES: See LUNG DISEASES (Warren) 191 PULMONARY FIBROSIS: Progressive loss of consciousness in RESPIRATORY THERAPY: Aerosol bronchodilators (C) (Epstein) 1166; 78-year-old man with long-standing dyspnea (DC) (Owen (ed) (C) (Watters) 1165 and others) 727 Correct use of pressurized aerosol inhalers (C) (Epstein) 714; PYLYPCHUK G, EHRIG U and WILSON OR: Idiopathic calcium (C) (Woolf) 710 nephrolithi asis. Evaluation of patient-physician-nurse team in reducing 1. Differences in urine crystalloids, urine saturation care requirements of patients in respiratory care program with brushite and urine inhibitors of calcification between (Robinson, Pugsley and Campbell) 756 persons with and persons without recurrent kidney stone

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 RESPIRATORY TRACT DISEASES: Occupational respiratory disease SALKIR ML: Inhibition of Wydase by human serum (C) 845 (pneumoconiosis) (E) (Scott) 400 SALTER, ROBERT: Robert Salter (PF) 794 Summary of task force report on occupational respiratory SALTI IS and SALEM Z: Familial hypogonadotropic hypogonadism disease (pneumoconiosis )(Osti guy) 414 with alopecia 438 RESUSCITATION: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and aiNay SANITATION: Follow-up report on cruiseships: have sanitation obstruction (C) (Lager) 859 standards improved? (NF) 998 RETIREMENT: Who's for living longest? (E) (Walker) 1331 SAR1.OIDOSIS: Clinical and pathological features of six cases RETIREMENT BENEFITS: See PENSIONS of sarcoidosis presenting with renal failure (Bear RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN: Spousal retirement savings plan can and others) 1367 be complex, but they do offer some tax advantages (NF) 1119 SCHEIFELE DW: Ampicillin-resistant Hemophilus influenzae in REYNOLDS LE: See McLEOD RS Canada: nationwide survey of hospital laboratories 198 RIGBY MR: See OWEN DA (ed) SCHIFF D: Group B streptococcal infection in newborn (E) RICHARDS WL: See PERKIN RL 120: 1047; Comment on: See MARKS MI; replies: 1057 RISK: See PROBABILITY SCHMITT N, PHILION JJ, LARSEN PA, HARNADEK N and LYNCH AJ: Surface RIVINGTON RN: Tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis (C) 1572 soil as potential source of lead exposure for young RIX DB: D.B. Rix (PF) 130 children 1474 ROBERTS FJ: See TO1.BLIN JL SCHMIDT 0: 0. Schmidt (PF) 130 ROBILLARD D: "Ameliorer la sante des travailleurs plutot que SCHOOLS, MEDICAL: AAMC meeting: money for research, training and promouvoir une ideologie (NF) 640 new facilities first to feel axe (NF) 1617 LAssociation des centres de services sociaux se penche Accreditation of medical schools becomes a Canadian sur la situation des enfants (NF) 490 operation (OF) (Garner) 345 L'avenir de lenseignement medical en milieu hospitalier Accreditation of Canadian medical schools (C) (Waugh) 1438 (NF) 1012 Caribbean medical schools. Les concepts 'humain" et "personne" peuvent-ils eclairer Part 1. Primitive facilities but business is booming (NF) 1129 la biomedecine? (NF) 650 Part 2. Entry to mainland teaching hospitals is tough (NF) 1299 For whose benefit are mentally retarded people being Part 3. ACMC issues a warning (NF) 1415 sterilized? (NF) 120: 1433; Comment on: See DAWES CRS Fewer students applying to medical schools, says ACMC. One Les hopitaux catholiques au Manitoba: pluralisme et third of applicants now successful (NF) 661 tolerance (NF) 365 Medical schools and teaching hospitals see fewer dollars L'ICM veut de doter d'un service de rehabilitation and greater demands in eighties (NF) 1531 cardiaque (NF) 228 La pedegogie medicele, muyen demeliurer des programmes "Mieux vaut eviter de polluer quetablir des stations juges "moderement innovateurs" (NF) 225 d'epuration CNF) 478 University of Western Ontario: Moral choice; help on the way Le nouveau doyen a Sherbrooke: partie integrante dun for entattled physician (C) (de Veber) 1165 millieu dynamique (NF) 807 SCHWARTZ ML: Vietnamese refugees (C) 1572 SCOTT PA: Allied health professions (C) 520 La pedagogie medicale, moyen dameliorer des programmes SCOTT All: Occupational respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) (E) 400 juges "moderement innovateurs" (NF) 225 SCRIVER CR: See HALAL F La peste noire reapparait en Asie du sud-est (NF) 1013 SCRIVER. CHARLES R: Charles R. Scriver (PF) 1313 La Regie de lassurance-maladie du Quebec debourse SEAT BELTS: Nuclear wastes and traffic safety main community $781 millions (NF) 471 health concerns (NF) 112 Denise Robillard (PF) SEPIIATER: Cutaneous infection with marine vibrio (Mautner and Reseau-Med: reseau daide anonyme pour les medecins en Halmos) 1584 difficulte (NF) 652 SEIDEN HS: H.S. Seiden Soins psychiatriques aux francophones du N.B.: plus de (PF) 460 projets et d'espoirs que de ressources (NF) 1135 SEIDENFELD AM, OWNE J, PRCHAL JF and GLYNN I4FX: Pure red cell Unite et participation pour un leadership medical asplasia with an inhibitor to erythropoiesis 188 efficace (NF) 1621 SELF ASSESSI'ENT: Coercion rejected for continuing medical See WOODS 0 education (NF) 127 ROBINSON BL: See PRENTICE B SELLERS EM: See JACOB MS ROBINSON LA, PUGSLEY SO and CAMPBELL FA: Evaluation of See MacLEOD SM patient-physician-nurse team in reducing care requirements SELLERY GR: Responsibility for safe use of anesthesia equipment of patients in respiratory care program 756 (E) 120: 901; Comment on: See DAVIS DA ROBINSON, STUART: Stuart Robinson (PF) 131 SELLERS, EDWARD N: Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of ROBITAILLE PD: See LANGLOIS S benzodiazepines 118: 1533; Comment on: See ZAROWNY DP ROCHARD C: See ANDERSON l'4 SEPTICEMIA: Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens septicemia ROEDDE G: Health care for Indians (C) 1343 associated with use of an indwelling radial artery ROGERS AG: See ISENSTEIN N catheter (Rose) 1595 RONALD J: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH Review of Providencia bacteremia in general hospital, with EXAMINATION comeient on patterns of antimicrobial sensitivity and use ROPPER AN: Rational approach to dementia 1175 (Prentice and Robinson) 745 ROSE HD: Gas gangrene and Clostridium perfringens septicemia SHAH CP: See McCONNON JK associated with use of an indwelling radial artery See WONG D catheter 1595 SHANKS JA: Starvation budget (C) 1348 ROWE HE: See LANE PL SHAW, MERVIN G: Mervin G. Shaw (PF) 1138 ROWED [1,1: See TATOR CH SHELDON H: See RENE de COTRET P ROY A: A. Roy (PF) 377 SHENNAN AT, MILLIGAN JE and YEUNG PK: Successful management of ROY C: Music therapy (C) 1169 quadruplet pregnancy in perinatal unit 741 ROY, MARCEL-CHARLES: La peste noire reapparait en Asie du SHEPHERD FA: See BLAJCHMAN MA sud-est (NF) 1013 SHIPS: Follow-up report on cruiseships: have sanitation standards ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF CANADA: Coercion improved? (NF) 998 rejected for continuing medical education (NF) 127 SHOKEIR 141K: Accuracy and safety of genetic prenatal diagnosis Darragh, James H (PF) 1313 (C) 403 RUDNER HL: Who is best qualified to care for the terminally SHONE J: Salaried medical services (C) 520 ill? (C) 1348 SHORTT SED: Psychiatric illness in physicians 283; Comment on: RUEDY J: See McGILVERAY IJ See BIEHN J; BAILEY GA See MacLEOD SM SHORTT 5: Violation of responsible publishing (C) 1062 RURAL PRACTICE: Nephrolithiasis in rural practice (C) SHTIBEL R: Susceptibility pattern in vitro of (Wolstenholme) 1570 penicillinase-producing Neisseria gonorrhoeae strains RYNARD, PHILIP B: Philip B. Rynard (PF) 131 (C) 273 SI UNITS: See SYSTEME INTERNATIONAL DUNITES SIBLEY, JOHN CA: John C.A. Sibley (PF) 132 SILICOSIS: Progressive loss of consciousness in 78-year-old man with long-standing dyspnea (DC) (Owen (ed) and others) 727 S Su.rmary of task force report on occupational respiratory disease (pneumoconiosis) (Ostiguy) 414 SILVER: Silver profits outshine those in gold (NF) 1413 SACKETT DL; The hypertensive patient: SIM M: Position papers passed by Canadian Psychiatric 1. Is treatment beneficial? (E) 120; 1319; correction: Association (C) 1335 25; Comment on: See COLE FM SIN M and HUDON R: Acute intermittent porphyria associated 3. Clinical work-up (E) 7 with postural hypotension (C) 845 4. Stepped-care therapy (E) 145 SIMA AF: A.F. Sima (PF) 460 5. Compliance with therapy (E) 259 SIMPSON JS: See BANNATYNE RM 6. Long-term follow-up (E) 397 SIMPSON NE, DALLAIRE L, MILLER JR, SIMINOVITCH L, MILLER J and See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH EXAMINATION HAMERTON JL: Antenatal diagnosis of neural tube defects in SALARIES AND FRINGE BENEFITS: Salaried medical services Canada: extension of collaborative study 120: 653; Comment on: (C) (Shone) 520 See BERNSTEIN RE SALARIED MEDICAL SERVICES: See SALARIES AND FRINGE BENEFITS SIMPSON WJK: See PRITCHARD KI SALEM Z: See SALTI IS SINCLAIR J: See GALBRAITH PR

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 20 SINGER OP: Logic of SI (C) 850 Spontaneous peritonitis due to group B streptococci SINGHAL PC, JACOBSON AL, I'IANDINI H and HYNE JB; Hypoliganduria (Bannatyne, Stringel and Simpson) 442 associated with calcium stone formation (C) 848 STREPTOCOCCUS GROUP B: See STREPTOCOCCUS AGALACTIAE SIREK OV: O.V. Sirek (PE) 460 STRINGEL G: See BANNATYNE RM SKATEBOARDS; See ATHLETIC INJURIES STROKE: See CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS SKIN DISEASES: Cutaneous infection with marine vibrio STUART PF: Malaria in rural Quebec; impossible infection CE) 1563 (Mautner and Halmos) 1584 STUDENTS, MEDICAL: Can students and practising doctors be SKOLL SL, AUGUST RJ and JOHNSON GE: Drug prescribing for elderly encouraged to do medical research and should they? (NF) 352 in Saskatchewan during 1976 1074 Caribbean medical schools. SKVORC-RANKO R, GAGNON J-N, TEASDALE F, FAUVEL N AND CHAGNON A: Part 1. Primitive facilities but business is booming (NF) 1129 Presence du cytomegalovirus dans le liquide amniotique au Part 2. Entry to mainland teaching hospitals is tough (NF) 1299 cours dune infection asynptomatique chez la mere avec Part 3. ACMC issues a warning (NF) 1415 transmission au foetus 762 Fewer students applying to medical schools, says ACMC. One SLEEP: Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of benzodiazepines third of applicants now successful (NF) 661 (C) (Zarowny) 1571 Modern medical education superior (C) (O'Brien) 1048 SLEEVA A: My parent the doctor (NF) 1146 Psychiatric illness in physicians (C) (Biehn) 1348 SMITH, LEIGHTON H: Leighton H. Smith (PF) 1022 SUICIDE: Psychiatric illness in physicians (Shortt) 283 SMITH, MURDOCK J: Murdock J. Smith (PF) 1625 SURGERY: Advances in antibiotic prophylaxis in gastrointestinal SMITH RG: Skateboard injuries CE) 510; Comment on: survey (E) (Lewis) 265 See MARCHESSAULT V Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. SMOKING: Occupational lung cancer and smoking: review in light Pt. 2 (E) Monitoring critically ill surgical patient of current theories of cercinogenesis (Chovil) 548 (Holliday and Doris) 931 Stopping smoking: how family doctor can help (NF) 349 SURGERY, PLASTIC: Plastic surgeons say they have to pay for SNOW: See WEAThER mistakes of other physicians (NF) 1537 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: Health insurance (C) (Brown) 862 SURVIVAL RATES: Examining survival data (Coldman and Elwood) 1065 SOCIETIES, t'EDICAL: See ASSOCIATION DE MIDECINE INDUSTRIELLE Five-year survival of women with breast cancer in northern See ASSOCIATION DES CENTRES DE SERVICES SOCIAUX Alberta (Burns and others) 571 See CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF Ef'ERGENCY PHYSICIANS Treatment of polycythemia vera (MacDougall, Weinerman See CANADIAN FERTILITY SOCIETY and Kamel) 581 See COLLEGE OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS OF CANADA STARK EJ: E.J. Stark (PF) 679 See SOCIETY OF Y'EDICAL OFFICERS OF HEALTH OF ONTARIO STEROIDS: Case of acute interstitial nephritis successfully See SOCIETY OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECOLOGISTS OF CANADA treated after delayed diagnosis (Frommer and others) 585 SOCIETY OF MIDICAL OFFICERS OF HEALTH OF ONTARIO: G.J. Davies SWAN HJC and GANZ W: Symposium on hemodynamic monitoring. (PF) 1625 Pt. 1 (A) Hemodynamic monitoring: personal and historical SOCIETY OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECOLOGISTS OF CANADA: perspective 868 H. Hugh Allen (PF) 131 SYSTEME INTERNATIONAL DUNITES: Logic of SI (C) (Singer) 850 Tragedy of healthy babies is SOGC valedictory theme (NF) 80 SZASZ G, MILLER S and ANDERSON L: Guidelines to birth control SODIUM: Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium content and counselling of physically handicapped 120: 1353; Correction: osmolality of some commercial clear soups, juices and 279 beverages (Wendland and others) 564 SOIL POLLUTANTS: Surface soil as potential source of lead exposure for young children (Schmitt and others) 1474 SPECIALTIES, t'EDICAL: Specialist or GP? Thorny question of emergency department staffing (NF) 473 T SPEECHES: Present your paper to listeners not readers: tips on talks (NF) 1304 SPINA BIFIL.: Abortion of fetuses with spina bifida (C) (Hall) 846 TADROS P: Unilateral renal shutdown: uncommon complication SPINAL CORD INJURIES: Acute spinal cord trauma: is there more polycystic disease 597 hope in future? (E)(Barr) 1433 TASK FORCE REPORT ON OCCUPATIONAL RESPIRATORY DISEASE: Summary of Current concepts in immediate management of acute spinal cord task force report on occupational respiratory disease injuries (Tator and Rowed) (pneumoconiosis) (Osti guy) 414 1452 TATOR CH and ROWED OW: Current concepts in immediate management SPINAL PUNCTURE; ColTquted tomography and early diagnostic luntar of acute spinal cord injuries 1452 puncture CE) (Humphreys) 150; (C) (Humphreys) 1442; TAXES: All taxes are unequal but some are more unequal than others (C) (Ivan) 1442 (OF) (Garner) 1605 SPITZER WO: See CANADIAN TASK FORCE ON THE PERIODIC HEALTH Questions and answers: how proceeds of your life insurance can EXAMINATION go astray (NF) 783 SPLEEN: Splenectomy (C) (Hyrman) 854 Spousal retirement savings plan can be complex, but they do Splenectomy for rupture of spleen; reappraisal (E) (Meakins) 11 offer some tax advantages (NF) 1119 Splenectoniy for trauma (C) (Falk) 17 What should you consider in your last-minute tax planning? Syndrome of pneumacoccemia, disseminated intravascular (NF) 1290 coagulation and asplenia (Kingston and MacKenzie) 57 TAYLOR HE: See MILLER AB SPLENECTOMY: Splenectomy (C) (Hyrman) 854 TEA: Body iron status associated with tea consumption (C) Splenectomy for rupture of spleen: reappraisal (E) (Meakins) 11 (Farkas) 706 Splenectomy for trauma (C) (Falk) 17 TEASDALE F: See SKVORC-RANKO Syndrome of pneumococcemia, disseminated intravascular R coagulation and asplenia (Kingston and MacKenzie) 57 TEASDALE SJ: See PIETAK SP SPLENIC RUPTURE: Splenecton. for rupture of spleen: reappraisal TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Tele-medecine a la Baie James (NY) 809 (E) (Meakins) 11 TELEPHONE: Improve your practice with effective telephone SPORT tEDICINE: Skateboard injuries (C) (Marchessault) 1570; management (NF) 1608 (C) (Smith) 510 TELEVISION: Doctors on the air: successful trial of SPORTS: Carbon monoxide in indoor skating arenas (C) (Luckhurst Dial-a-doctor (NF) 653 and French) 1053 TENPERATURE: Urinary temperature and factitious fever (141) 892 Eye Injuries in Canadian hockey. Phase III: older players TEN CATE E: My parent the doctor (NF) 1140 now most at risk (NF) 643 TERMINAL CARE: Who is best qualified to care for the terminally Sports injuries, drowning and exposure to radiation concern ill? (C) (Rudner) 1348; (C) (Vaile) 1351 Canada Safety Council meeting (NF) 1404 TEVAARWERK GJM, HURST CJ, UKSIK P AND REESE L: Effect of STAFF OF AESCULAPIUS: Tha caduceus v. the staff of Aesculapius insulin-induced hypoglycemia on serum concentrations of (C) (Larose) 158 thyroxine, triiodothyronine and reverse triiodothyronine 1090 STAPLETON, ROBERT: Robert Stapleton (PF) 1624 THE PHYSICIANS SERVICES INCORPORATED FOUNDATION: Research in STATISTICS: Examining survival data (Coldman and Elwood) 1065 general practice (C) (Bond) 1346 STEELE BT and LIRENMAN OS: Organizing successful summer camp THERMODYNAMICS: Obesity may be due to malfunctioning of for children with chronic renal failure (NF) 356 brown fat (ABR) (Himms-Hagen) 1361 STEINER G: Triglyceride turnover in health and disease (ABR) 1073 THOMAS JW: See MILLER AB STEROIDS: Clinical and pathological features of six cases of THOMAS, WILLIAM: William Thomas (PF) 130 sarcoidosis presenting with renal failure (Bear and ThOMPSON CD: CMA presidential election (C) 404 others) 1367 ThOMSON, HUGH: Hugh Thomeon (PF) 679 STETHOSCOPES: Historical hotes - The stethoscope (Ml) 306 THROI41OCYTOPENIA: See 1HROt'.OPENIA STEVENSON WR: W.R. Stevenson (PF) 242 THRON.OPENIA: Platelet transfusions (Kelton and Blajchman) 1353 STEWART B: Spontaneous pneumothorax and pregnancy (C) 25 THURLBECK WM: See OWEN DA (ed) STEWART DI: D.I. Stewart (PF) 1625 THYROXINE: Effect of insulin-induced hypoglycemia on serum STIASNY 5: See EASTWOOD MR concentrations of thyroxine, triiodothyronine and reverse STIVER HG: See PREIKSAITIS JK triiodothyronine (Tevaarwerk and others) 1090 STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS: Group B streptococcal infection in TI TY: See MacLEOD SM newborn (C) (Marks) 1056; (C) (Schiff) 1057 TICKS: Ticks's tags (Ml) 323 Spontaneous peritonitis due to group B streptococci TISCHLER fE: See LAI41ERT JR (Bannatyne, Stringel and Simpson) 442 TOBACCO: Occupational lung cancer and smoking: review in light STREPTOCOCCUS AGALACTIAE: Group B streptococcal infection in of current theories of carcinogenesis (Chovil) 548 newborn (C) (Marks) 1056; (C) (Schiff) 1057 TOLlS G: See HAKIM R

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 TOf'.LIN JL and ROBERTS FJ: Tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis VENEREAL DISEASES: Susceptibility pattern in vitro of 324; Conunent on: See RIVINGTON RN penicillinase-producing Neisseria gonorrhoeae strains TOMOGRAPHY * CO!'PUTED AXIAL: Computed tomography and early (C) (Shtibel) 273 diagnostic luntar puncture (C) (Humphreys) 1442; (C) (Ivan) 1442 VERMA T: T. Verma (PF) 1625 TORTURE: See AGGRESSION VERY LOW DENSITY LIPOPROTEINS: See LIPOPROTEINS, VLDL TOUGH, IAN: Ian Tough (PF) 242 VETERINARY I.DICINE: Human tularemia at an urban zoo TOWELL, MOLLY: Molly Towell (PF) 132 (Preiksaitis and others) 1097 TOVEE, E. BRUCE: E. Bruce Tovee (PF) 1019 VIBRIO INFECTIONS: Cutaneous infection with marine vibrio TRACHEA: Acute respiratory failure and tracheal obstruction in (Mautner and Halmos) 1485 elderly with benign goitres (Warren) 191 VIRUSES: The virus and the shaman: must GP choose between truth TRACK NS: See McLEOD RS and consequences? (NF) 791 TRANQUILLIZING AGENTS: Advertisements for tranquillizers VOINESKOS G: See EASTWOOD MR (C) (Hoffman and others) 267; (C) (Nash) 267 VRANIC M: M. Vranic (PF) 460 TRANSFUSION THERAPY: Clinical use of blood, blood components and blood products (Blajchman, Shepherd and Perreault) 33 Quiet revolution in blood transfusion therapy (E) (Zipursky) 14 TRANSFUSIONS, PLATELETS: Platelet transfusions (Kelton and Blajchman) 1353 w TRANSPLANTATION: Survival followin9 renal transplantation in Saskatchewan, 1970-74: follow-up study using medical insurance records (Moen and Hill) 434 WADDELL D: Silver profits outshine those in gold (NF) 1413 TRAUMA: See WOUNDS AND INJURIES WADE, JOHN G: John G. Wade (PF) 1022 TRE?'ELAY G: See PELLETIER C WALDORF VR: V.R. Waldorf (PF) 795 TREffE, LORRAINE: Lorraine Trempe (PF) 130; (PF) 239 WALKER ARP: Who's for living longest? (E) 1331 TREPHINING: Prehistoric medicine (f't.) 1436 WALKER JB: J.B. Walker (PF) 130 TRIGLYCERIDES: Triglyceride turnover in health and disease WALL C: See MILLER AB (ABR) (Steiner) 1073 WARREN CPW: Acute respiratory failure and tracheal obstruction TRIIODOTHYRONINE: Effect of insulin-induced hypoglycemia on in elderly with benign goitres 191 serum concentrations of thyroxine, triiodothyronine and WARREN OW: G.W. Warren (PF) 242 reverse triiodothyronine (Tevaarwerk and others) 1090 WARREN MR: M.R. Warren (PF) 1625 TROPICAL f'EDICINE: Malaria in rural Quebec: impossible WARREN PETER: Peter Warren (PF) 794 infection (E) (Stuart) 1563 WATER-ELECTROLYTE BALANCE: Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium La peste noire reapparait en Asie du sud-est (NF) 1013 content and osmolality of some commercial clear' soups, Tropical diseases in Canada (C) (Langlois, ORegan and juices and beverages (Wendland and others) 564 Robitaille) 152 WATSON DE: CMA presidential election (C) 404 Unexplained falciparum malaria in patient with chronic WATTERS R: Aerosol bronchodilators (C) 1165 lymphocytic leukemia (Duperval, Longpre and Madarnas) 1585 WAUGH 0: Accreditation of Canadian medical schools (C) 1438 What coimnunity physician can do for Indochinese refugees WAY RC, BLOOM KR and IZUKAWA T; Aortic yalye prolapse associated (NF) 988 with ventricular septal defect; echocardiographic features 62 TUBERCULOSIS: Historical notes - Tuberculosis (?4.) 330 WEATHER: Cold snaps, snowfall and sudden death from ischemic TUBERCULOSIS, LYWH NODE: Tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis heart disease (Anderson and Rochard) 1580 (Tontlin and Roberts) 324; (C) (Rivington) 1572 WElL PG: Looking after older patients (NF) 480 TUDIVER FJ: F.J. Tudiver (PF) 794 WEINERMAN BH: See MacDOUGALL BK TULAREMIA: Human tularemia at an urban zoo (Preiksaitis and WEINERMAN, BRIAN: Brian Weinerman (PF) 460 others) 1097 WEIR RV: See RABIN EZ WENDLAND BE, ARBUS GS, McCUAIG CC and MALIK AM: Oral fluid therapy: sodium and potassium content and osmolality of some commercial 'clear" soups, juices and beverages 564 WERNER M: See ELWOOD JM U WESTBURY, ROBERT C: Robert C. Westbury (PF) 460 WHELAN, RONALD F: Ronald F. Whelan (PF) 239 WHERRETT BA: See WILSON MS UBC KILLAM SENIOR FELLOWSHIP: Molly Towell (PF) 132 WHILLANS MG: Colour-blind drivers of motor vehicles (C) 406; UKSIK P: See TEVAARWERK GJM Comment on: See JESPERSEN RE; ILES JDH ULDALL R: See FROMf'ER P WHITEHEAD, FREDERICK: Frederick Whitehead (PF) 130; (PF) 1138 UNIVERSITIES: Universite de Sherbrooke: Le noveau doyen a WHITEHOUSE PC: Detecting and preventing glaucoma (C) 1447 Sherbrooke: partie integrante d'un milieu dynamique (NF) 807 WHITNEY J: How to make more money on the sale of your URETHRAL OBSTRUCTION: Valve uretrale anterieure chez un property (NF) 784 nouveau-ne (NF) (Halal , Homsy and Laberge) 759 Improve your practice with effective telephone management URINE: Urinary temperature and factitious fever (Ml) 892 (NF) 1608 UROLOGIC NEOPLASMS: Analgesic nephropathy and urothelial carcinoma $300 million for medical research in Alberta and heritage of (C) (Handa) 849 health (NF) 1606 UROLOGY: Some newer approaches to the treatment of the mucosa of Jane Whitney (PF) 132 patients with superficial bladder cancer. WIGGIN NJB: Are Christmas editorials appropriate for the 1. Continuous bladder irrigation with 5-fluorouracil Journal (E) 1434 (Connolly, Anderson and Johnson) 218 Choosing medical journals (E) 698 U.S. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION: American Medical Association WILEY JJ: J.J. Wiley (PF) 794 ordered to change its principles of ethics by Federal Trade WILSON 0: See BEAR RA Commission (NF) 1542 WILSON. 0. LAURENCE: 0. Laurence Wilson (PF) 130 WILSON MS. WHERRETT BA and MAHDY MS: Powassan virus meningoencephalitis: case report 320 WINDOWS: Should family doctor watch TV soap operas while examining patients? (OF) (Garner) 456 V WINNIPEG HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE: Richard Palahniuk (PF) 1624 WOLSTENHOLME RJ: Nephrolithiasis in rural practice (C) 1570 WONG 0 and SHAH CP: Identification of impaired hearing in early VLDL: See LIPOPROTEINS, VLDL childhood 529 VACCINATION; Epidemic of mumps in partially immune population WOODMAN KJ: Treatment of dermatosis with,R-carotene (C) 279 (Lewis and others) 751 WOODS 0: Assessing properties of implant materials: what needs VACCINE: See BCG VACCINE to be done? (NF) 230 VACCINES: Purified viral neuraminidase vaccine to control influenza Can students and practising doctors be encouraged to do (Arora) 1575 medical research and should they? (NF) 352 VAILE IR: Hospice or rehabilitation hospital? Alternatives for CMA joins academic and research groups to seek facts and terminally ill (NF) 120: 1291; Comment on: See RUDNER HL; principles in biomedical research (NF) 1518 replies: 1351 CPA annual meeting: we are MDs first, psychiatrists VALET JP, LASCHINGER C and NAYLOR DH: National panel of second (NF) 1280 IgA-deficient blood donors (C) 527 A doctor in the house? (OF) 965 VALBERG LS: See CAPE RDT Horseriding catching on as therapy for disabled (NF) 631 VANDEWATER SL: Who was the first full-blooded North American Hospital obstetric units see need to provide comforts Indian to receive an MD? (C) 704 of home (NF) 120: 1442; Comment on: See BEVERLEY J VAN DORF J: Health problems of developing nations (C) 1335 "How we work" - Ontario and New York GPs discuss their Second International Congress on Child Abuse (C) 522 patterns of practice (NF) 800 VARSANO I: See HALAL F Moral choise; help on the way for entattled physician VARVIS CJ: C.J. Varvis (PF) 130 (NF) 120; 753; Co.mnent on; See de YEBER LL See WYLIE KO Ontario family physicians seek excellence, fair remuneration VASCULAR SURGERY: Fabric cardiovascular prostheses for blood and recognition (NF) 1526 vessel replacement (C) (Cooper and Blais) 154 Saskatchewan CFPC meeting: must college "go it alone" to VASEY F: See BORAK J negotiate payment? (NF) 1289

Can Med Assoc J, Index to Volume 121 22 Specialist or GP? Thorny question of emergency department staffing (NF) 473 V Stopping smoking: how family doctor can help (NF) 349 Tragedy of healthy babies is SOGC valedictory theme (NF) 80 Whither general practice? (OF) 621 YEUNG PK: See SHENNAN AT WOODS D, GARNER J and ROBILLARD D: New political climate for health care confronts Canadian Medical Association at Toronto YEWCHUCK, PAUL: Paul Yewchuck (PF) 130; 131 annual meeting (NF) 105 WOOLF CR: Correct use of pressurized aerosol inhalers (C) 710 WORLD HEALTH: Health problems of developing nations (C) (Korcok) 1338; (C) (Van Dorf) 1335 z Reseau-Ned: reseau daide anonyme pour las medecins en difficulte (NF) 652 ZALESKI LA, CASEY RE and ZALESKI W; Naternal plienylketonuria; WOUNDS AND INJURIES: Acute spinal cord trauma: is there more dietary treatment during pregnancy 1591 hope in future? CE) (Barr) 1433 ZALESKI W: See ZALESKI LA Current concepts in immediate management of acute spinal ZAROWNY DP: Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics cord injuries (Tator and Rowed) 1452 of Eye injuries in Canadian hockey. Phase III: older players benzodiazepines (C) 1571 now most at risk (NF) 643 ZILM G: Vancouver children's conference outcome predictable and Skateboard injuries (C) (Marchessault) 1570; (C) (Smith) 510 obvious, yet under-the-surface action could have major Splenectomy for rupture of spleen: reappraisal (E) (Neakins) 11 effect (NF) 221 Splenectouiy for trauma (C) (Falk) 17 ZIPURSKY A: Quiet revolution in blood transfusion therapy CE) 14 Sports injuries, drowning and exposure to radiation concern ZIMt'ERMAN JN: Universal accessibility of medicare (C) 1341 Canada Safety Council meeting (NF) 1404 ZOOS, URBAN: Human tularemia at an urban zoo (Preiksaitis WRIGHT JL: See OWEN DA (ed) and others) 1097 WRITING: Present your paper to listeners not readers: tips on talks (NF) 1304 WYDASE: Ihhibition of Wydase by human serum (C) (Salkie) 845 WYLIE KO: K.O. Wylie (PF) 130 WYLIE KO and VARVIS CJ: An open letter to the meiTbers of the Canadian Medical Association Sep 8 Lettre ouverte aux mentres de lAssociation medicale canadienne Sep 8

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