Postgraduate Medical Journal

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Volume 61, Number 722December 1985

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Cardiomyopathies - Part 1*

Cardiomyopathies:the message for the 1980s

Articles based on papers presented at the InternationalSymposium

held in Lisbon, Portugal on 1-3 October, 1984

Presidents: Salomao Sequerra Amram,John F. GoodwinGeneral Secretary: Roando F. Alvares

Under the auspices ofThe International Society and Federation ofCardiology, The European Society of Cardiology,The Portuguese Heart Foundation,The Portuguese Society of Cardiology,The University of Lisbon

With the collaboration and support ofThe Calouste Gulbenkian Foundationand Ciba-Geigy, Portugal

Editors

W.J. McKENNAR. ALVARESJ.F. GOODWIN

* Part II, with further contributions from the Symposium, will be published in a future issue of the Postgraduate Medical Journal.

iOSTGRADUATEMEDICAL JOURNAL

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January to December 1985

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Subject Index* denotes case report

*Abdominal trauma, small bowel stricture following. De-cember, 1087

Acetazolamide, failure to prevent acute mountain sickness:correspondence. May, 472

*Acromegaly, presenting as subarachnoid haemorrhage, 76year old woman. July, 615

*ACTH-dependent Cushing's syndrome using bromocrip-tine, six year remission. March, 239

*ACTH deficiency associated with acute adrenal crisis. May,423

Acute abdomen, surgery: review 1984-85. November, 944*Acyclovir, rapid response of herpes zoster associated ence-

phalitis. February, 145*Addison's disease due to metastases to adrenal glands. July,

637*Adenocarcinoma, with hypertrophic osteoarthropathy,

spider naevi and oestrogen hyperexcretion. September,827

*Adrenalcrisis acute, associated with ACTH deficiency. May, 423enlargement, bilateral, and adrenal insufficiency, com-

puted tomography demonstration. May, 435* glands, metastases to, causing Addison's disease. July,

637* insufficiency and bilateral adrenal enlargement, com-

puted tomography demonstration. May, 435Advertising medicines sixty years ago. October, 865

*Airflowlimitation, chronic, after inhalation of overheated cook-

ing oil fumes. November, 1001obstruction, chronic, drug usage. January, 7

*Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy and hyperparath-yroidism, coexisting. February, 153

*Alcoholand cocaine consumption, causing cardiac arrhythmia

and myocardial ischaemia. November, 997and tobacco consumption, biochemical markers, and

relative weight, blood lipid variability. June, 505* withdrawal, causing pseudophaeochromocytoma.

August, 721pancreatic and liver disease. January, 37

*Allergy, primary, to monocomponent porcine insulin. July,629

*Alpha-l-antitrypsin associated liver disease, in rheumatoidarthritis. February, 171

5-Aminosalicylic acid, value in inflammatory bowel diseasefor patients intolerant or allergic to sulphasalazine.December, 1047

Amiodaroneand chronic lung fibrosis June, 497

* induced goitre, causing thoracic inlet compression.March, 249

* induced vasculitis and polyserositis. March, 245* use during pregnancy. January, 75*Ampulla of Vater

haemorrhage through. June, 533

* villous adenoma. December, 1077Angina

diltiazem and atenolol compared. September, 785resistant to monotherapy, combined verapamil and beta-

blocker. March, 229*Angioimmunoblastic lymphadenopathy, sulphasalazine ex-

posure and villous atrophy. April, 337Angiomyolipoma, renal and hepatic. April, 325*Angiosarcoma of the heart, cardiac imaging techniques in

diagnosis, two cases. March, 271Annus Mirabilis - 1925. October, 853*Anorexia nervosa

acute pancreatitis and gastric dilatation. January, 39and gastrointestinal disturbance: leading article. January, 3

* and necrotizing colitis. January, 41* spontaneous pneumomediastinum as complication. Sep-

tember, 815Antiarrhythmic agents, review of class I drugs. August, 656Anticoagulants and haematuria. November, 969Antihypertensive therapy in diabetes. July, 563

*Aplastic anaemia, severe, following use of hair dye: reportof two cases and review of literature. November, 1003

Apolipoprotein E, increased plasma during fasting. May,395

*Appendix sepsis tracking along lateral cutaneous nerve ofthigh. November, 1015

Arabs, Takayasu's disease. May, 387Arginine vasopressin, plasma, hyponatraemia with diuretic

therapy. December, 1043*Arrhythmias

cardiac, and myocardial ischaemia, related to cocaine andalcohol consumption. November, 997

* ventricular, complicating weight reduction therapy inpatient with prolonged QT interval. May, 419

*Arthritis as main or only symptom of hepatitis B infection.June, 545

*Arthropathy, destructive, of fingers, hypothyroidismpresenting as. February, 157

*Ascites, massive, due to omental endometriosis. June, 539*Aspergillosis, disseminated, following radiation therapy for

medulloblastoma. April, 345Asthma, acute severemanagement. July, 599subconjunctival haemorrhage as feature. July, 579

Atenolol and diltiazem compared in angina. September, 785Atrial

fibrillation, relationship to cerebrovascular disease indementia. March, 201

* myxoma, presenting with cerebral haemorrhage. April,331

Autoantibodies, screening for, value in patients with non-specific symptoms. June, 509

*Autoerythrocyte sensitization (Gardner-Diamond syn-drome), men, case report and review of literature. Sep-tember, 823

*Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia, Coombs positive,

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associated with ulcerative colitis. March, 261Autoinduction and carbamazepine. September, 779

Beta-blockade, in treatment of hypertrophic car-diomyopathy. December, 1120

Biliarysequelae of endoscopic sphincterotomy. March, 213tract disorders: review, 1984-85. November, 950

Bleeding disorders and haematuria. November, 969Blood pressure monitor, Infrasonde D4000, clinical evalua-

tion. April, 321*Bone

biopsy, complicated by avulsion of anterior superior iliacspine. July, 625

loss in corticosteroid-treated patients with chronic activehepatitis, microcrystalline hydroxyapatite compoundin prevention. September, 791

Bowel tumours: review, 1984-85. November, 984*Breast

bilateral primary malignant lymphoma. August, 729cancer, controversies in medical management. February,

117* carcinoma, metastases in anal canal. December, 1081

disease: review 1984-85. November, 942young West Indian women, analysis of 1051 con-

secutive cases. November, 977* familial bilateral multiple fibroadenomas. May, 439* lumps and lymphoma. June, 521* male, female type cystic hyperplasia. May, 441*Bromocriptine

in ACTH-dependent Cushing's syndrome, six year remis-sion. March, 239

* for prolactinoma during pregnancy. September, 829Bronchodilators, nebulized, assessment, four hospitals.December, 1055

*Bronchogenic carcinoma, metastatic, jejunal perforationsecondary to. February, 163

Burinex K and Diumide K, in heart failure. January, 29

Calcium blockade, nifedipine in treatment of hypertrophiccardiomyopathy. December, 1117

Carbamazepine substitution in severe partial epilepsy, im-plication ofautoinduction ofmetabolism. September, 779

*Carcinoid tumour arising in a Meckel's diverticulum.November, 1009

*Cardiacarrest, delayed encephalopathy following. March, 253

* imaging techniques, in diagnosis of angiosarcoma of theheart, report of two cases. March, 271

see also HeartCardiogenic shock. August, 705Cardiomyopathies: the message for the 1980s: articles basedon papers presented at the International Symposium heldin Lisbon, Portugal on 1-3 October, 1984. December,1105

*Carpal tunnel syndrome and Raynaud's syndrome.February, 161

*Catatonia, and cerebral systemic lupus erythematosus.

April, 329*Cerebral

haemorrhage, and atrial myxoma. April, 331* systemic lupus erythematosus, presenting with catatonia.

April, 329Cerebrovascular disease in dementia, importance of atrial

fibrillation. March, 201Chest pain and hyperventilation syndrome, some

aetiological considerations. November, 957*Cholecystitis, acute acalculous, due to incarcerated epigas-

tric hernia. November, 1017Cholesterol, increased plasma during fasting. May, 395

*Chorioangiomatosis, placental. May, 453*Choriocarcinoma

metastatic, coexisting with full term viable pregnancy.November, 1013

* primary nongestational, ovary. August, 757*Churg-Strauss syndrome, endomyocardial complications.

April, 341Clinical

diagnosis, post-mortem assessment of accuracy in the1980s. August, 713

trials, evaluation. February, 133*Cocaine and alcohol consumption, causing cardiac arrhyth-

mia and myocardial ischaemia. November, 997*Colitis, Yersinia, and Crohn's disease. February, 173Colonoscopy, analgesia in, use of intravenous meptazinol.March, 221

Colorectal neoplasia detection, clinical value ofHaemoccultand Fecatwin. August, 701

*Colostomy, stenosis of, unusual complication. June, 549*Coma, reversible, in Wernicke's encephalopathy. July, 607:

correspondence. December, 1097Common bile duct stones, medical dissolution therapy.

April, 313*Compression symptoms, caused by prolactinoma during

pregnancy, responding to bromocriptine therapy. Sep-tember, 829

*Computed tomography, demonstrating adrenal insuf-ficiency and bilateral adrenal enlargement. May, 435

ConferencesMeeting of Medical Profession and Pharmaceutical In-

dustry, Royal College of General Practitioners, June1984, report. May, 469

XVIIth International Congress of Internal Medicine1984, Kyoto, Japan, report. April, 365

*Confusion and paranoia, associated with oral tocainide.January, 79

*Conjugate deviation ofdowngaze, in toxic shock syndrome.November, 995

*Cooking oil, overheated, inhalation of fumes causingchronic airflow limitation. November, 1001

*Coombs positive autoimmune haemolytic anaemia, severe,associated with ulcerative colitis. March, 261

*Coronary artery disease, premature, and hyperlipidaemia,and sex-change in female. January, 61

Co-trimoxazole, in dog bite wounds. July, 593Coxsackie

viral myocarditis. December, 1127* virus B infection, causing fulminant hepatic failure and

myocarditis. August, 749Creatine kinase serum, after intramuscular injections. July,595

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Crohn's diseasereview, 1984-85. November, 947

* coexistent with ulcerative colitis. July, 647* and Yersinia colitis. February, 173*Cryptococcosis, disseminated, and chronic haemodialysis.

August, 745*Cushing's syndrome

ACTH-dependent, using bromocriptine, six year remis-sion. March, 239

adult, following remission of hypercortisolaemia, clinicalresponse to treatment. March, 205

*Cystic hyperplasia, female type, in male breast. May, 441*Cytomegalovirus and inflammatory bowel disease. Decem-

ber, 1089

Deep vein thrombosis, impedance phlebogram. February,141

Dementia, cerebrovascular disease in, importance of atrialfibrillation. March, 201

Diabetes mellitusantihypertensive therapy. July, 563and infection. March, 233male patients, and hyperprolactinaemia. January, 11

*Diaphragmatic myasthenia, in mother and child. August,725

Diastolic abnormalities in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy,haemodynamic evaluation. December, 1113

Dilated cardiomyopathy. December, 1123myocardial gallium imaging. December, 1132and viral myocarditis, experimental study with special

reference to immunological behaviour of T- and B-lymphocytes. December, 1125

Diltiazem and atenolol compared in angina. September, 785Diumide K and Burinex K, in heart failure. January, 29Diuretic/potassium combination, in heart failure. January,-29

Dog bite wounds and co-trimoxazole. July, 593Dopamine, in pituitary adaptation to starvation, man. July,

571*Doxapram hydrochloride, and hepatic necrosis. September,

833Drug

compliance and seizure control in epileptic children. May,401

eruptions. October, 925induced changes in thyroid function tests. May, 375usage in chronic airflow obstruction. January, 7

*Duodenaldiverticulum, perforated, report oftwo cases. September,

839* obstruction, extrinsic, by congenital bands, adult. Jan-

uary, 71Dyspepsia pain, chronic, in general practice, causes and

diagnosis. May, 411*Dysphagia, in mediastinal tuberculous lymphadenopathy.

May, 427

Education, postgraduate medical, evolution. October, 871*Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and fatal splenic rupture. March,

259

Emphysema, subconjunctival: physical sign. September, 805*Encephalitis, herpes zoster associated, with rapid response

to acyclovir. February, 145*Encephalopathy

delayed, following cardiac arrest. March, 253* Wernicke's and reversible coma. July, 607: correspon-

dence, December, 1097*Endocarditis, Listeria monocytogenes, fatal case. January,

51*Endometriosis, omental, and massive ascites. June, 539*Endomyocardial complications of Churg-Strauss syn-

drome. April, 341*Enophthalmos, as rare manifestation of metastatic orbital

involvement. February, 149*Enterolith, originating in jejunal diverticulum, causing

small bowel obstruction. November, 1019Epilepsy, severe partial, and carbamazepine substitution,

implication of autoinduction of metabolism. September,779

Epileptic children, drug compliance and seizure control.May, 401

*Ergotamine abuse and extra-hepatic portal hypertension.May, 461

Errata. September, 844Erythema, minimal dose lowered ultraviolet, in hemiplegia.

July, 575*Erythema multiforme (Stevens-Johnson), precipitated by

Fansidar. March, 263*Ethambutol, ocular toxicity, idiosyncratic reaction. Sep-

tember, 811Etretinate, use in psoriatic arthropathy: correspondence.

September, 843Experimental surgery: review 1984-85. November, 952

*Extra-hepatic portal hypertension, and ergotamine abuse.May, 461

*Eyes, conjugate deviation of downgaze in toxic shocksyndrome. November, 995

*Fansidar, precipitating erythema multiforme (Stevens-Joh-nson). March, 263

Fasting, plasma lipids during. May, 395Fecatwin and Haemoccult, in detection of colorectal neo-

plasia, clinical value. August, 701Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine and the Postgraduate

Medical Journal. January, 1*Fetal heart rate variation with umbilical haematoma.

August, 753*Fibroadenomas, familial bilateral multiple, of the breast.

May, 439Flecainide acetate, evaluation in ventricular premature

contractions. June, 489Formic acid poisoning, with suicidal intent, report of 53

cases. January, 35

*Galactorrhoea amenorrhoea syndrome, due to internalcarotid artery aneurysm. July, 611

Gallstonesileus: diagnostic images. June, 511: Errata. September,

844medical aspects - 1985: sixty years on. October, 875

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Gallstone perforation of ileum without obstruction: corre-spondence. May, 471

*Gardner-Diamond syndrome, men, case report and reviewof literature. September, 823

*Gas, intramural, in small bowel, followed by chronicobstruction. June, 537

*Gastric dilatation and acute pancreatitis, in anorexianervosa. January, 39

Gastric ulcerationbenign, incidence and presentation in a health district.

August, 695perforated, retrospective study. March, 217

Gastrointestinaldisturbance, in anorexia nervosa: leading article. January, 3haemorrhage, chronic upper, investigation. June, 481

Gentamicin serum half-life, comparison between pregnantand non-pregnant women. November, 979

Giant cell arteritis, steroid sensitive systemic disease withanaemia as manifestation in the elderly. June, 501

*Glucagonoma without cutaneous manifestations. August,737

Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, and acuteviral hepatitis, intravascular haemolysis, severe hyper-bilirubinaemia and renal failure. November, 971

*Gonadal damage due to radioactive iodine (1131) treatmentfor thyroid carcinoma. April, 361

Gonadotrophin releasing hormone, role in investigationand treatment of hypogonadism: review article. March,195

*Granulocytic sarcoma preceding leukaemic transformationin myelofibrosis. December, 1069

*Guillain-Barre syndrome, presenting with severe hyperten-sion and raised haematocrit. January, 53

Haematuria, in bleeding disorders. November, 969Haemoccult and Fecatwin, in detection of colorectal neo-

plasia, clinical value. August, 701*Haemodialysis, chronic, and disseminated cryptococcosis.

August, 745*Haemophilus influenzae group B, causing Waterhouse-

Friderichsen syndrome without purpura. January, 67Haemorrhage

chronic upper gastrointestinal, investigation. June 481* subarachnoid spinal, presenting as spinal block without

meningism. November, 991* acromegaly presenting as, 76 year old woman. July, 615* through ampulla of Vater. June, 533

subconjunctival, feature ofacute severe asthma. July, 579*Hair dye, severe aplastic anaemia following use: report of

two cases and review of literature. November, 1003*Hanging, self, attempted, and status epilepticus. June, 519Heart disease, viral, how often is it missed. June, 479

see also CardiacHemiplegia, lowered ultraviolet minimal erythema dose.

July, 575*Hepatic

failure, fulminant, and myocarditis, from Coxsackie virusB infection. August, 749

* fibrosis, congenital, and adult-type autosomal dominantpolycystic kidney disease, child. July, 641

* necrosis with doxapram hydrochloride. September, 833* pregnancy, primary. September, 831

Hepatitischronic active, corticosteroid-treated, microcrystalline

hydroxyapatite compound in prevention ofbone loss.September, 791

viral, see Viral hepatitis* B infection, arthritis as main or only symptom. June, 545*Hepatocellular carcinoma, primary, associated with Wil-

son's disease in a young woman. April, 357*Hernia, epigastric, incarcerated, causing acute acalculous

cholecystitis. November, 1017*Herpes zoster associated encephalitis, with rapid response

to acyclovir. February, 145*Histiocytoma of bone, malignant inflammatory fibrous,

and acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. July, 631HLA antigen typing in Takayasu's disease. May, 387Hodgkin's disease, adults. February, 103*Hypercalcaemia, symptomatic, precipitated by magnesium

therapy. January, 47*Hypercalcaemic sarcoidosis, post partum presentation.

July, 627Hypercortisolaemia, clinical response to treatment in adult

Cushing's syndrome following remission. March, 205*Hypereosinophilic syndrome presenting as peripheral

neuropathy. May, 429*Hyperlipidaemia and premature coronary artery disease,

and sex-change in female. January, 61*Hypernatraemic dehydration and necrotizing enterocolitis.

January, 65Hypernephroma, metastatic, from native kidney, after

cadaver renal transplantation: correspondence, May, 471*Hyperparathyroidism, primary, and Albright's hereditary

osteodystrophy, coexisting. February, 153* tertiary, parathyroid carcinoma presenting as. March,

243Hyperprolactinaemia, in male diabetics. January, 11Hypertension

control in the community, Israeli experience. September,801

in the elderly, metoprolol in, comparison of two dosageschedules. March, 225

essential, ketanserin in, double-blind, placebo-controlledstudy. July, 583

* portal, and small bowel capillary dilatation. June, 541* secondary, accompanying high pressure chronic reten-

tion. Feburary, 167Hypertensive disease, target organ damage, effects of

treatment. September, 773*Hyperthyroidism, TSAb-induced, following myxoedema,

report of 2 cases. August, 717Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

with asymmetric septal hypertrophy, prognosis. Decem-ber, 1107

beta-blockade treatment. December, 1120clinical significance of myocardial echo intensity. Decem-

ber, 1110haemodynamic evaluation of diastolic abnormalities.

December, 1113nifedipine treatment. December, 1117

*Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy, spider naevi and oestrogenhyperexcretion, associated with adenocarcinoma. Sep-tember, 827

Hyperventilation syndrome and chest pain, someaetiological considerations. November, 957

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Hypnotic drugs and placebo response, elderly hospital in-patients. April, 317

*Hypocalcaemia, profound, with tetany, complicating severehaemorrhagic acute pancreatitis, survival after. January,43

*Hypogammaglobulinaemia associated with long term, lowdose steroid therapy. June, 523

Hypogonadism, role of gonadotrophin releasing hormonein investigation and treatment: review article. March, 195

Hyponatraemia with diuretic therapy, plasma argininevasopressin. December, 1043

*Hypothyroidismpresenting as destructive arthropathy of the fingers.

February, 157thyrotrophin response to intravenous thyrotrophin re-

leasing hormone administration. August, 685

Ileum, gallstone perforation, without obstruction: corre-spondence. May, 471

*Immune complex-mediated cutaneous vasculitis in a scar,importance of local anatomical factors. March, 265

*Immunoglobulin deficiency responding to vitamin B12, intwo elderly patients with megaloblastic anaemia. Decem-ber, 1065

Impedence phlebogram, and deep vein thrombosis.February, 141

Infection, and diabetes mellitus. March, 223Inflammatory bowel disease

review 1984-85. November, 947* and cytomegalovirus. December, 1089

value of 5-aminosalicylic acid for patients intolerant orallergic to sulphasalazine. December, 1047

Infrasonde D4000 blood pressure monitor, clinical evalua-tion. April, 321

Insulinsclinical comparison of purified bovine and purified

porcine. January, 15monocomponent porcine, primary allergy to. July, 629

*Internal carotid artery aneurysm, causing galactorrhoeaamenorrhoea syndrome. July, 611

Intestinal pseudo-obstruction: review. December, 1033Intramuscular injections, serum creatine kinase after. July,

595*Intrasellar plasmacytoma, solitary, and pituitary function.

June, 513*Iodine (I131), treatment for thyroid carcinoma, causing

gonadal damage. April, 361Iron overload and thalassaemia intermedia, alpha and beta

cell evaluation. November, 963

*Jejunaldiverticulum, enterolith from causing small bowel obs-

truction. November, 1019* perforation secondary to metastatic bronchogenic carcin-

oma. February, 163Journal 'mountain', coping with. October, 935

Ketanserin, in essential hypertension, double-blind,placebo-controlled study. July, 583

*Kidneys, duplex, and uterus didelphys, in identical twins.March, 269

Laser treatment (Nd-Yag), for upper gastrointestinalbleeds, ofbenefit in a district general hospital. January, 19

Left ventricular hypertrophy, clinical significance ofmyocardial echo intensity. December, 1110

Leg, swollen, ultrasonographic demonstration of non-thrombotic causes. January, 23

*Leukaemiaacute lymphoblastic, and malignant inflammatory

fibrous histiocytoma of bone. July, 631acute lymphocytic, children, current issues. February, 93acute, and myelodysplasia, pyoderma gangrenosum in.

August, 689* pleomorphic T-cell, in a Caucasian adult. May, 457*Leukaemic transformation, granulocytic sarcoma preced-

ing, in myelofibrosis. December, 1069*Lipectomy, cosmetic suction, and acute renal failure. De-

cember, 1083Lipids

blood, variability in relation to relative weight andbiochemical markers oftobacco and alcohol consum-ption. June, 505

plasma during fasting. May, 395Lipomatosis, asymmetrical, report oftwo cases. September,797

*Listeria monocytogenes endocarditis, fatal case. January, 51*Liver

disease, alpha- 1-antitrypsin associated, in rheumatoidarthritis. February, 171

and pancreatic disease, in an alcoholic. January, 37trauma, management; review article. April, 289: corre-

spondence, December, 1097*Lung

carcinoma, small cell, and acute pancreatitis, potentialpitfall in diagnosis and management. July, 643

fibrosis, chronic, and amiodarone. June, 497*Lymphoma

bilateral primary malignant, breast. August, 729and breast lumps. June, 521

*Magnesium therapy, precipitating symptomatic hypercal-caemia. January, 47

*Malrotation of the gut presenting with duodenal obstruc-tion, adult. January, 71

Mammary duct ectasia and periductal mastitis, male. July,621

Marasmus - 1985. October, 915*Mastitis, periductal, and mammary duct ectasia, male. July,

621Measles immunoglobulin M in subacute sclerosing panen-

cephalitis and acute measles. May, 407*Meckel's diverticulum, carcinoid tumour arising in. Novem-

ber, 1009*Mediastinal

tuberculous lymphadenoapthy, dysphagia in. May, 427* zygomycosis. August, 733Medicine's periphery. December, 1093*Medulloblastoma, radiation therapy for, disseminated

aspergillosis following. April, 345

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*Megaloblastic anaemia, two elderly patients, response ofimmunoglobulin deficiency to vitamin B12. December,1065

*Meningococcal pericarditis with tamponade, primary. De-cember, 1067

Meptazinol, intravenous, use for analgesia in colonoscopy.March, 221

*Mesothelioma, presenting with multicentric reticulohis-tiocytosis. January, 57

Metoprolol, in the aged hypertensive, comparison of twodosage schedules. March, 225

Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite compound in preventionof bone loss in corticosteroid treated patients withchronic active hepatitis. September, 791

*Migraine, and retinal artery occlusion. June, 517Mountain sickness, prevention, failure of acetazolamide:

correspondence. May, 472*Mucormycosis, isolated renal. February, 175*Multiple

myeloma, polyarteritis nodosa, and acute renal failure.May, 445

* sclerosis, neurogenic tussive crisis. June, 515* suspected, and ocular flutter, a presenting paroxysmal

manifestation. April, 333*Myasthenia

diaphragmatic, in mother and child. August, 725* gravis, periodic paralysis, and thyrotoxicosis, Chinese

man. January, 49Myelodysplasia and acute leukaemia, pyoderma gangren-osum in. August, 689

*Myelofibrosis, granulocytic sarcoma preceding leukaemictransformation. December, 1069

Myeloma, plasma cell, controversies in treatment.February, 109polyarteritis nodosa and acute renal failure. May, 495

Myocardialgallium67 imaging, in dilated cardiomyopathy. December,

1132infarction and normal arteriogram, possible role of viral

myocarditis. June, 485and smoking, secondary prevention. April, 295

* ischaemia and cardiac arrhythmia, related to cocaine andalcohol consumption. November, 997

*Myocarditis and fulminant hepatic failure from Coxsackievirus B infection. August, 749

*Myxoedema followed by TSAb-induced hyperthyroidism,report of 2 cases. August, 717

Narcotics and addiction: correspondence. July, 653Nd-Yag laser treatment, for upper gastrointestinal bleeds,

of benefit in district general hospital. January, 19Nebulizer use, assessment, four hospitals. December, 1055

*Necrotizing colitis, and anorexia nervosa. January, 41*Necrotizing enterocolitis, and hypernatraemic dehydration.

Janaury, 65Nephrotic syndromemechanisms of disease. December, 1057reversibility of acute renal failure, elderly patients.

August, 741*Neuropathy, sensorimotor, with sulphasalazine. February,

147

Nifedipine in treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.December, 1117

*Nitrogen dioxide poisoning, acute, numismatist'spneumonitis. September, 819

Nitrous oxide as opioid: correspondence. July, 653*'Numismatist's pneumonitis', case of acute nitrogen dioxide

poisoning. September, 819

*Obstruction, chronic following intramural gas in smallbowel. June, 537

*Ocularflutter in suspected multiple sclerosis, a presenting parox-

ysmal manifestation. April, 333* toxicity to ethambutol, idiosyncratic reaction. September,

811*Oesophageal

injury, severe, caused by Steradent. April, 335* motility, disordered, in thyrotoxic myopathy. July, 619*Oestrogen hyperexcretion, hypertrophic osteoarthropathy

and spider naevi, associated with adenocarcinoma. Sep-tember, 827

*Orbital metastases, with enophthalmos. February, 149*Osteomalacia, oncogenic, strange tumours in strange

places. April, 349*Omentum

endometriosis, and massive ascites. June, 539* segmental infarction, ultrasound diagnosis. July, 651*Osteomyelitis, asymptomatic, of symphysis pubis. March,

267*Ovary

carcinoma presenting as pyrexia of unknown origin.February, 177

* failure, premature, followed by pregnancy. December,1079

* primary nongestational choriocarcinoma. August, 757Overlap syndromes with sarcoidosis. September, 769

*17-Oxosteroid measurements, anti-arthritic propionic acidderivatives a direct interference. August, 739

Pacemaker discomfort and seat belt wearing. April, 305Pain, chronic dyspepsia, in general practice, causes and

diagnosis. May, 411Pancreas, disorders: review, 1984-85. November, 951Pancreatic and liver disease, in an alcoholic. January, 37

*Pancreatitis acutein association with small cell lung carcinoma, potential

pitfall in diagnosis and management. July, 643diagnostic image. November, 989

* and gastric dilatation, in anorexia nervosa. January, 39* severe haemorrhagic, complicated by profound hypocal-

caemia with tetany, survival after. January, 43*Paranoia and confusion, associated with oral tocainide.

January, 79*Parathyroid carcinoma presenting as tertiary hyperparath-

yroidism. March, 243*Periodic paralysis, myasthenia gravis, and thyrotoxicosis,

Chinese man. January, 49*Peripheral

neuropathy, hypereosinophilic syndrome presenting as.May, 429

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vascular disease: diagnostic image. December, 1063in elderly people. December, 1049review, 1984-85. November, 941

*Peritonitisgeneralized, spontaneous perforation of pyometra

presenting as. July, 645* sclerosing, idiopathic. September, 841*Phaeochromocytoma, pseudo-, due to alcohol withdrawal.

August, 721Phlebogram, impedance, and deep vein thrombosis.

February, 141*Pituitary

ablation, repeat, for advanced prostatic cancer. May, 433adaptation to starvation in man, effect ofdopamine. July,

571Placebo, use for elderly hospital in-patients, comparison

with hypnotic drugs. April, 317*Placental chorioangiomatosis. May, 453Plasma cell myeloma, controversies in treatment. February,

109*Plasmacytoma, intrasellar, solitary, and pituitary function.

June, 513*Pneumatocele formation, and Proteus mirabilis pneumonia.

March, 255*Pneumomediastinum

recurrent idiopathic. December, 1073* spontaneous, complication of anorexia nervosa. Septem-

ber, 815*Pneumonia, Proteus mirabilis, and pneumatocele forma-

tion. March, 255*Pneumonitis, numismatist's case of acute nitrogen dioxidc

poisoning. September, 819*Polyarteritis nodosa and multiple myeloma, and acute renal

failure. May, 445*Polycystic kidney disease, adult-type autosomal dominant,

and congenital hepatic fibrosis, in a child. July, 641*Polyserositis, and amiodarone-induced vasculitis. March,

245*Portal hypertension

extra-hepatic, and ergotamine abuse. May, 461* and small bowel capillary dilatation. June, 541Potassium/diuretic combination, in heart failure. January,

29Postgraduate Medical Journal, 1925-1985, retrospective

view. October, 857Postgraduate medicine and personalities- 1925. October,

861Post-mortem assessment of accuracy, clinical diagnosis.

August, 713*Pregnancy

abdominal, live, presenting as massive rectal bleeding.August, 759

amiodarone therapy during. January, 75effect on gentamicin serum half-life. November, 979

* full term viable, coexisting with metastatic choriocarcin-oma. November, 1013

hepatic, primary. September, 831* with placental chorioangiomatosis. May, 453*Prenylamine treatment, ventricular tachycardia

precipitated by sodium iothalamate (Conray 420) injec-tion during. May, 415

Privatization of medical care. December, 1093*Prolactinoma during pregnancy, causing compression sym-

ptoms, responding to bromocriptine therapy. September,829

Prolonged QT intervalfrequently unrecognized abnormality. May, 379

* ventricular arrhythmias complicating weight reductiontherapy. May, 419

Propranolol, effect on thyroid homeostasis of healthyvolunteers. May, 391

*Propionic acid derivatives, anti-arthritic, and 17-oxosteroidmeasurements, direct interference. August, 739

*Prostatic cancerrepeat pituitary ablation for. May, 433

* carcinoma, remission of paraparesis with inhibitors ofbone resorption. June, 551

Protein-calorie malnutrition. October, 915Protein energy malnutrition. October, 915*Proteus mirabilis pneumonia, and pneumatocele formation.

March, 255Pseudo-obstruction, intestinal: review. December, 1033Psoriatic arthropathy, use of etretinates: correspondence.

September, 843*Puerperal ovarian vein thrombophlebitis. February, 179Pyoderma gangrenosum in myelodysplasia and acute leuk-

aemia. August, 689*Pyometra

associated with spontaneous rupture of uterus. January,73

* presenting as generalized peritonitis, spontaneous per-foration. July, 645

Pyrexia of unknown origin sixty years on. October, 887

QT interval, prolongedfrequently unrecognized abnormality. May, 379

* ventricular arrhythmias complicating weight reductiontherapy. May, 419

*Radiation therapy for medulloblastoma, disseminatedaspergillosis following. April, 345

*Raynaud's syndrome and carpal tunnel syndrome.February, 161

Rectalbleeding, massive, live abdominal pregnancy presenting

as. August, 759tumours: surgery review 1984-85. November, 948

*Renalbiopsy, percutaneous, severe haemorrhage from lumbar

artery as complication. January, 69* failure, acute, and cosmetic suction lipectomy. December,

1083* with polyarteritis nodosa and multiple myeloma. May,

445* reversibility, in nephrotic syndrome, elderly patients.

August, 741* reversible, due to psychogenic urinary retention. May,

465* masses, echo-free, on ultrasound. April, 363* transplantation, improved cardiac function after. June,

525*Retention, high pressure chronic, and secondary hyperten-

sion. February, 167*Reticulohistiocytosis, multicentric, mesothelioma present-

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ing with. January, 57*Retinal artery occlusion, in migraine. June, 517*Retroperitoneal fibrosis with normal intravenous urogram.

February, 183*Rheumatoid arthritis, and alpha-l-antitrypsin associated

liver disease. February, 171Rickets, Asian schoolchildren, relationship between

radiological and biochemical evidence. April, 307*Rubber workers, and transitional cell carcinoma of upper

renal tract. September, 837

*Sarcoidosishypercalcaemic, post partum presentation. July, 627and overlap syndromes. September, 769

*Scar, immune complex-mediated cutaneous vasculitis in,importance of local anatomical factors. March, 265

*Sclerosing peritonitis, idiopathic. September, 841Seat belts, and pacemaker discomfort. April, 305Seizure control, epileptic children, drug compliance. May,

401*Sensorimotor neuropathy with sulphasalazine. February,

147*Sex-change, in female, and hyperlipidaemia and premature

coronary artery disease. January, 61Shock, cardiogenic. August, 705*Small bowel

capillary dilatation in portal hypertension. June, 541* intramural gas, followed by chronic obstruction. June,

537* obstruction due to enterolith originating in jejunal diver-

ticulum. November, 1019* tuberculous perforation. March, 251

ulceration, nonspecific, 6 patients. July, 587* stricture following abdominal trauma. December, 1087Smoking

doctor's opportunity. April, 287and myocardial infarction, secondary prevention. April,

295Sphincterotomy, endoscopic, biliary sequelae. March, 213

*Spider naevi, oestrogen hyperexcretion and hypertrophicosteoarthropathy, associated with adenocarcinoma. Sep-tember, 827

*Spine, anterior superior iliac, avulsion, complicating bonebiopsy. July, 625

*Spleen splenicwandering, torsion. February, 181abscess: diagnostic image. September, 807

* flexure volvulus: report of a case. November, 1007* rupture, fatal, in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. March, 259Starvation, pituitary adaptation to, effect of dopamine.

July, 571*Status epilepticus and near hanging. June, 519*Stenosis of a colostomy, unusual complication. June, 549*Steradent, causing severe oesophageal injury. April, 335Steroid sensitive systemic disease with anaemia in the

elderly, manifestation of giant cell arteritis. June, 501*Stevens-Johnson syndrome, precipitated by Fansidar.

March, 263Stroke, embolic, clinical diagnosis, clinicopathological

correlation. December, 1039Subacute panencephalitis, measles immunoglobulin M in.May, 407

*Subarachnoid haemorrhage* acromegaly presenting as, 76 year old woman. July, 615* presenting as spinal block without meningism. November,

991Subconjunctivalemphysema: physical sign. September, 805haemorrhage, feature of acute severe asthma. July, 579

*Sudden death due to isolated adrenal tuberculosis. July, 635Suicidal intent, formic acid poisoning, report of 53 cases.

January, 35*Sulphasalazine

exposure, villous atrophy and angioimmunoblastic lym-phadenopathy. April, 337

intolerance in inflammatory bowel disease, use of 5-aminosalicylic acid. December, 1047

* and sensorimotor neuropathy. February, 147Surgery, general, review, 1984-85. November, 941

*Systemic lupus erythematosus, cerebral, presenting withcatatonia. April, 329

*Symphysis pubis, asymptomatic osteomyelitis. March, 267Systemic sclerosis, non-invasive assessment of early cardiac

involvement. August, 679

*T-cell leukaemia, pleomorphic, in a Caucasian adult. May,457

*Tachycardia, ventricular, precipitated by sodium ioth-alamate (Conray 420) injection during prenylamine treat-ment. May, 415

Takayasu's disease in Arabs. May, 387Target organ damage in hypertensive disease, effects of

treatment. September, 773Testicular germ cell tumours - model for new approach to

treatment of adult solid tumours. February, 123Thalassaemia intermedia and iron overload, alpha and beta

cell evaluation. November, 963*Thigh, lateral cutaneous nerve, appendix sepsis tracking.

November, 1015*Thoracic inlet compression due to amiodarone induced

goitre. March, 249*Thrombophlebitis, puerperal ovarian vein. February, 179*Thyroid

carcinoma, radioactive iodine (131) treatment causinggonadal damage. April, 361

function test, abnormalities, in hospital inpatients.November, 983

drug and non-thyroid induced changes. May, 375* gland tuberculosis, associated with thyrotoxicosis. April,

339homeostasis of healthy volunteers, effect of propranolol.

May, 391*Thyrotoxic myopathy, and disordered oesophageal

motility. July, 619*Thyrotoxicosis

myasthenia gravis and periodic paralysis, Chinese man.January, 49

* and thyroid gland tuberculosis. April, 339Thyrotrophin response to intravenous thyrotrophin releas-

ing hormone administration in hypothyroidism. August,685

Tobacco and alcohol consumption, biochemical markers,and relative weight, blood lipid variability. June, 505

*Tocainide, oral, confusion and paranoia. January, 79

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*Toxic shock syndrome, and conjugate deviation of down-gaze. November, 995

*Transcendental meditation, hormonal and biochemicalresponses. April, 301

*Transitional cell carcinoma of upper renal tract, in rubberworkers. September, 837

*Trigeminal trophic syndrome. May, 449Triglycerides, increased plasma during fasting. May, 395*TSAb-induced hyperthyroidism, following myxoedema,

report of 2 cases. August, 717*Tuberculosis, isolated adrenal, causing sudden death. July,

635*Tuberculous

lymphadenopathy, mediastinal, dysphagia in. May, 427* perforation of small bowel, March, 251*Tussive crisis in multiple sclerosis. June, 515

Ulceration, small bowel, nonspecific, 6 patients. July, 587*Ulcerative colitis

coexistent with Crohn's disease. July, 647* and severe Coombs positive autoimmune haemolytic

anaemia. March, 261*Ultrasound

diagnosis of segmental infarction of omentum. July, 651* echo-free renal masses. April, 363

in swollen leg, non-thrombotic causes. January, 23*Umbilical haematoma and fetal heart rate variation.

August, 753Urinary

infections adults, 1985. October, 907children, 1985. October, 895

* retention, psychogenic, and reversible renal failure. May,465

*Uterusdidelphys and duplex kidneys, in identical twins. March,

269* spontaneous rupture with pyometra. January, 73

*Varicella, fatal, in healthy young adult. June, 529*Vasculitis

amiodarone-induced, and polyserositis. March, 245* immune-complex-mediated cutaneous, in a scar, the

importance of local anatomical factors. March, 265

* Ventricular arrhythmias complicating weight reductiontherapy in patient with prolonged QT interval. May,419

premature contractions, evaluation of flecainide acetate.June, 489

* tachycardia, precipitated by sodium iothalamate (Conray420) injection during prenylamine treatment. May,415

Verapamil with beta-blocker, in angina resistant to mono-therapy. March, 229

*Villousadenoma, ampulla of Vater. December, 1077

* atrophy, angioimmunoblastic lymphadenopathy, andsulphasalazine exposure. April, 337

Viralheart disease, how often is it missed. June, 479hepatitis, acute, intravascular haemolysis, severe hyper-

bilirubinaemia and renal failure, in glucose-6-phos-phate dehydrogenase deficiency. November, 971

myocarditis and dilated cardiomyopathy, experimentalstudy with special reference to immunological be-haviour of T- and B- lymphocytes. December, 1125

myocarditis, role in myocardial infarction and normalarteriogram. June, 485

*Vitamin B12 for immunoglobulin deficiency, in two elderlypatients with megaloblastic anaemia. December, 1065

*Volvulus, splenic flexure: report of a case. November, 1007

*Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome without purpura, dueto Haemophilus influenzae group B. January, 67

*Weight reduction therapy in patient with prolonged QTinterval, ventricular arrhythmias complicating. May, 419

*Wernicke's encephalopathy, and reversible coma. July, 607:correspondence. December, 1097

*Wilson's disease and primary hepatocellular carcinoma, in ayoung woman. April, 357

Wound healing: review, 1984-85. November, 952

*Yersinia colitis and Crohn's disease. February, 173

*Zygomycosis, mediastinal. August, 733

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Author Index

*denotes case report

Abelmann, W.H.: Incidence of dilated cardiomyopathy.December, 1123

Aber, C.P., see Wallis, M.Abdul-Motaal, A., Gettinby, G., McIntosh, W.B., Suth-

erland, G.R. and Dunnigan, M.G.: Relationships bet-ween radiological and biochemical evidence of rickets inAsian schoolchildren. April, 307

Abrahamson, M.J., see Bornman, P.C.*Adams, S.J., Broadbent, J., Clayden, L.M. and Ridley,

C.M.: Erythema multiforme (Stevens-Johnson)precipitated by Fansidar. March, 263

Afschrift, M.B., see Weyne, A.E.Agarwal, R.K., Moudgil, A., Kishore, K., Srivastava, R.N.

and Tandon, R.K.: Acute viral hepatitis, intravascularhaemolysis, severe hyperbilirubinaemia and renal failurein glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficient patients.November, 971

Agrawal, S.M., see Marwaha, R.K.Agusti, A.G.N., see Rodriguez-Roison, R.Agusti-Vidal, A., see Rodriguez-Roison, R.*Ahmed, S.R. and Shalet, S.M.: Gonadal damage due to

radioactive iodine (I131) treatment for thyroid carcinoma.April, 361

Al-Shamali, M.A., see Karnik, A.M.Alcalay, J., see Ingberg, A.Alderman, B., see Parkinson, D.J.

*Allan, S.G., Bundred, N., Eremin, 0. and Leonard, R.C.F.:Acute pancreatitis in association with small cell lungcarcinoma: potential pitfall in diagnosis and man-agement. July, 643.

Allen, J., see Khan, 0.Allison, M.C. and Gough, K.R.: Steroid sensitive systemic

disease with anaemia in the elderly: a manifestation ofgiant cell arteritis? June, 501

Amoday, I., see Lazebnik, N.Anderson, J.B., see James, P.N.E.Anderson, J.R., see Welch, G.H.Arno, J., see Ellis, M.Asano, T., see Sasaki, H.Ashton, R.J., see Fancourt, G.J.*Ashworth, M.T., Corcoran, G.D. and Haqqani, M.T.:

Periductal mastitis and mammary duct ectasia in a male.July, 621

*Aston, N.O. and de Costa, A.M.: Tuberculous perforationof the small bowel. March, 251

*Atkinson, A.B., Kennedy, A.L. and Sheridan, B.: Six yearremission of ACTH-dependent Cushing's syndromeusing bromocriptine. March, 239

Atti, G., see De Sanctis, V.Austin, C.A., see Harris, S.C.Aviram, A., see Lazebnik, N.Aviram, M., see Markel, A.

*Backett, S.A.: Acute pancreatitis and gastric dilatation in apatient with anorexia nervosa. January, 39

Bagni, B., see De Sanctis, V.Baker, L.R.I., see Fleming, S.J.Baker, S.G., see Cooper, R.Balfour, T.W., see Somerville, K.W.Ball, K.P.: Smoking - the doctor's opportunity: leading

article. April, 287*Ballas, S., Gitstein, S. and Kharasch, J.: Fetal heart rate

variation with umbilical haematoma. August, 753Banerjee, A.K., see Marwaha, R.K.Banerjee, S.S., see McClure, J.Banim, S.O., see Fleming, S.J.

O'Keefe, J.C.*Banks, R., Williams, A., Glover, S., Burton, P., Warnock,

D. and Mackenzie, C.: Disseminated cryptococcosis in apatient receiving chronic haemodialysis. August, 745

Bar, R.S., see Weiss, D.*Barclay, G.R. and Finlayson, N.D.C.: Severe oesophageal

injury caused by Steradent. April, 335Barltrop, D. and Sandhu, B.K.: Marasmus- 1985. October,915

*Barnes, M.P. and Newman, P.K.: Delayed encephalopathyfollowing cardiac arrest. March, 253

Barnes, P.R.H., Williams, C.B., Davies, R.L., Childs,C.S.B., Hedges, A. and Graham, D.: The use of intraven-ous meptazinol for analgesia in colonoscopy. March, 221

Barrie, W.W., see Samanta, A.Barrison, I.G. and Parkins, R.A.: The clinical value ofHaemoccult and Fecatwin in the detection of colorectalneoplasia in hospital and general practice patients.August, 701

Barrow, R., see Naraynsingh, V.Baruah, M.K., see Malik, A.K.Bayer, A.J. and Pathy, M.S.J.: Requests for hypnotic drugsand placebo response in elderly hospital in-patients:hospital practice. April, 317

*Beard, K., Macdougall, I.C. and Behan, W.M.H.:Acromegaly presenting as subarachnoid haemorrhage ina 76 year old woman. July, 615

Beard, M.E.J., see Richards, A.M.Beevers, D.G., see Potter, J.F.

Zezulka, A.V.Behan, W.M.H., see Beard, K.Belfield, P.W., see Simpson, F.G.

*Bell, D., Mackay, I.G. and Pentland, B.: Hypereosinophilicsyndrome presenting as peripheral neuropathy. May, 429

Bell, G.D., see Somerville, K.W.Bell, J.M., Ross, F.G.M., Mackenzie, S. and Goddard,

P.R.: The swollen leg: ultra-sonographic demonstrationof non-thrombotic causes. January, 23

Bergsagel, D.E.: Controversies in the treatment of plasmacell myeloma. February, 109

Bernheim, J., see de Keyser, J.Jaffe, R.

Bernheim, J.L., see Korzets, Z.Billington, C.J., see Mooradian, A.D.Bingle, J.P., see Steel, N.R.

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Birch, G., see Jung, R.T.Bircher, J., see Stiubli, M.Bird, G.A., see Hawkey, C.J.Birks, J.L., see Ghose, R.R.*Boag, F. and Havard, C.W.H.: Cardiac arrhythmia and

myocardial ischaemia related to cocaine and alcoholconsumption. November, 997

Bonar, F., see Gallagher, C.Borgatti, L., see de Sanctis, V.*Bornmann, P.C., Coflins, J.S., Abrahamson, M.J. and

Gilinsky, N.H.: Live abdominal pregnancy presenting asmassive rectal bleeding. August, 759

Botha, A., see Cooper, R.Bottazzo, G., see Finer, N.

*Brear, S.G., Edwards, J.D., Rademaker, M. and Doyle, L.:Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy, spider naevi and oes-trogen hyperexcretion associated with adenocarcinoma.September, 827

Broadbent, J., see Adams, S.J.Brodie, M.J., see Macphee, G.J.A.Brook, G., see Markel, A.Brown, E.A.: The nephrotic syndrome: mechanisms of

disease. December, 1057Brown, M.M., see Lanham, J.G.Browning, R.C., see Martin, A.Bruyland, M., see de Keyser, J.Bundred, N., see Allan, S.G.Burden, A.C., see Samanta, A.Burton, P., see Banks, R.Butrous, G.S., Dowd, P.M., Milne, J., Dymond, D.S.,

Caplin, J. and Camm, A.J.: Non-invasive assessment ofearly cardiac involvement in systemic sclerosis. August,679see also O'Keefe, J.C.

Callender, M.E., see Dinsmore, W.Cameron, H.A. and Ramsay, L.E.: Ketanserin in essential

hypertension: a double-blind, placebo-controlled study.July, 583

Camm, A.J., see Butrous, G.S.Muhiddin, K.A.

Campbell, A.C., see Hawkey, C.J.Capell, H.A., see Teh, L.G.Caplin, J., see Butrous, G.S.Caplin, J.L., see Fleming, S.J.Carroll, J.D., see Gray, J.A.Cattell, W.R.: Urinary infections in adults - 1985. October,

907Chalmers, R.A., see Jung, R.T.Chalmers, T.M., see Ng, L.L.Chambers, L., see Sweatman, M.C.M.*Channer, K.S., Roberts, C.J.C. and Jayasingham, K.:

Recurrent idiopathic pneumomediastinum. December,1073

*Chapple, C.R., Newman, J., O'Brien, J.M. and Considine,J.: Transitional cell carcinoma of the upper renal tract inrubber workers. September, 837

Chattopadhyay, T.K., see Kapoor, V.K.Cheah, J.S., see Lee, K.O.*Cheesbrough, J.S., Finch, R.G. and Ward, M.J.: A case of

herpes zoster associated encephalitis with rapid responseto acyclovir. February, 145

Childs, C.S.B., see Barnes, P.R.H.Choo, Y.C., see Tang, L.C.H.Chowers, I., see Lysy, J.Clark, R.G., see Quayle, A.R.

*Clarke, A.J. and Sibert, J.R.: Hypernatraemic dehydrationand necrotizing enterocolitis. January, 65

*Clarke, C.W.F. and El-Mahdi, E.D.: Confusion and paran-oia associated with oral tocainide. January, 79

*Clarke, P.J. and Kettlewell, M.G.W.: Small bowel obstruc-tion due to an enterolith originating in a jejunal diver-ticulum. November, 1019

Clayden, L.M., see Adams, S.J.Cleland, P., see Greenfield, C.Clements, G., see O'Neill, D.Cochrane, G.M., see James, P.N.E.Collins, J.S., see Bornman, P.C.Coni, N.K.: Peripheral vascular disease - the geriatrician's

tale. December, 1049Connolly, J.H., Simpson, D.M., Trudgett, A. and Hopkins,

A.P.: Low molecular weight measles immunoglobulin Min subacute sclerosing panencephalitis and acute measles.May, 407

Considine, J., see Chapple, C.R.Cooke, N.J., see Simpson, F.G.Cooke, S., see Lanham, J.G.Cooper, C., see Searle, M.Cooper, R., Joffe, B.I., Lamprey, J.M., Botha, A., Shires,

R., Baker, S.G. and Seftel, H.C.: Hormonal and bio-chemical responses to transcendental meditation. April,301

*Coppack, S.W., Doshi, R. and Gohose, A.R.: Fatalvaricella in a healthy young adult. June, 529

Corcoran, G.D., see Ashworth, M.T.Coulshed, N., see Ramsdale, D.R.Coward, R.A., see Jamison, M.H.Cox, N.H. and Williams, S.J.: Lowered ultraviolet minimal

erythema dose in hemiplegia. July, 575Craddock, C.F., see Rayner, H.C.Craig, W.E., see Lorell, B.H.Crane J., see Dinsmore, W.Crawford, P.J., see Macaulay, V.M.*Creagh, F.M., Stone, T., Stephenson, T.P. and Lazarus,

J.H.: Retroperitoneal fibrosis with normal intravenousurogram. February, 183

Crisp, A.H.: Gastrointestinal disturbance in anorexianervosa: leading article. January, 3

Crowe, J., see Gallagher, C.Cuvelier, C.C., see Weyne, A.E.

Darbyshire, P.J., see Hamilton, P.Das, S.K., see Kapoor, V.K.Dash, R.J., see Garg, S.K.*Dathan, J.R., see Waller, D.G.Dathan, R., see Searle, M.Davidson, C., see Hussain, M.Davies, A., see Stallon, A.Davies, I.J.T.: Meeting of Medical Profession and Phar-

maceutical Industry: Conference report. May, 469Davies, J., see Lanham, J.G.Davies, P., see Zezulka, A.V.Davies, R.L., see Barnes, P.R.H.*Daw, E. and Toon, P.: Identical twins with uterus didelphys

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and duplex kidneys. March, 269Dawkins, D., see Waldron, R.P.*Dawson, P.M., Hersham, M.J. and Wood, C.B.: Metastatic

carcinoma ofthe breast in the anal canal. December, 1081de Costa, A.M., see Aston, N.O.de Greve, J., see de Keyser, J.*de Keyser, J., Bruyland, M., de Greve, J., Bernheim, J. and

Ebinger, G.: Enophthalmos as a rare manifestation ofmetastatic orbital involvement. February, 149

De Sanctis, V., Gamerini, M.R., Borgatti, L., Atti, G.,Vullo, C. and Bagni, B.: Alpha and beta cell evaluation inthalassaemia intermedia and iron overload. November,963

*Dehn, T.C.B., Lucas, M.G. and Wood, R.F.M.: Idiopathicsclerosing peritonitis. September, 841

Dempsey, J., see Gallagher, C.Derom, F.E., see Weyne, A.E.Desai, A.K., see Jialal, I.Desmond, A.D., see Ramayya, G.R.

*Dick, D.J., Harvey, R.D., Hudson, S.J. and Walls, T.J.:Conjugate deviation of downgaze in the toxic shocksyndrome. November, 995

Dick, R., see Greenfield, C.Dick, T.B.S., see Perkins, J.Digito, M., see Enzi, G.Dinbar, A., see Shpitz, B.

Witz, M.Dingle, M., see Fisher, P.E.*Dinsmore, W., Crane, J. and Callender, M.E.: Status

epilepticus and near hanging. June, 519Dixon, A.K., see Wheatley, T.Donald, I.P. and Wilkinson, S.P.: The value of 5-aminos-

alicylic acid in inflammatory bowel disease for patientsintolerant or allergic to sulphasalazine. December, 1047

Donovan, I.A., see Waldron, R.P.Doshi, R., see Coppack, S.W.Dowd, P.M., see Butrous, G.S.Dowling, R.H. and Gleeson, D.: Medical aspects of gall-

stones - 1985: sixty years on. October, 875Doyle, L., see Brear, S.G.Drew, C.D.M.: XVIIth International Congress of Internal

Medicine 1984, Kyoto, Japan: Conference report. April,365

*Duncan, J.S. and Ramsay, L.E.: Ventricular tachycardiaprecipitated by sodium iothalamate (Conray 420) injec-tion during prenylamine treatment: a predictable adversedrug interactions. May, 415

Duncan, S., see Gossage, A.*Duncombe, A.S. and Kennedy, P.G.E.: spinal subarach-

noid haemorrhage presenting as spinal block withoutmeningism. November, 991

Dunnigan, M.G., see Abdul-Motaal, A.Dymond, D.S., see Butrous, G.S.

O'Keefe, J.C.

Ebinger, G., see de Keyser, J.Ede, R.J., see Read, R.B.Edwards, J.D., see Brear, S.G.Ee, B., see Lee, K.O.Eklof, B., see Sattar, M.A.El-Mahdi, E.O., see Clarke, C.W.F.Elliman, J., see Searle, M.

Ellis, H.: Review of general surgery 198485. November, 941*Ellis, M., Arno, J., Owen-Smith, M. and Sikora, K.: Breast

lumps and lymphoma. June, 521Ellis, W.R., see Somerville, K.W.Enzi, G., Digito, M., Enzi, G.B. and Fiore, D.: Asym-

metrical lipomatosis: report oftwo cases. September, 797Enzi, G.B., see Enzi, G.Eremin, O., see Allan, S.G.Espiner, E.A., see Richards, A.M.Evans, C.C., see Ward, S.*Evans, P.J., Jones, M.K., Hall, R. and Scanlon, M.F.:

Pituitary function with a solitary intrasellar plas-macytoma. June, 513.

Evans, T., see Sheinman, B.D.*Evans, T.W., Evely, R.S. and Morcos, S.K.: Asymptomatic

osteomyelitis of the symphysis pubis. March, 267Evely, R.S., see Evans, T.W.Eyal, P., see Viskoper, R.J.

*Fancourt, G.J., Ashton, R.J., Talbot, I.C. and Wales, J.M.:Hepatic necrosis with doxapram hydrochloride. Septem-ber, 833

Faragher, E.B., see Finnegan, M.J.Fay, A.C., see Lee, R.J.E.Fejgin, M., see Jaffe, R.Fenech, F.F., see Karnik, A.M.

Sattar, M.A.*Fergusson, R.J., Shaw, T.R.D. and Turnbull, C.M.: Spon-

taneous pneumomediastinum: a complication ofanorexia nervosa. September, 815

Feuerman, E.J., see Ingber, A.*ffrench-Constant, C.K., Spengel, F.A. and Thompson,

G.R.: Hyperlipidaemia and premature coronary arterydisease associated with sex-change in a female. January,61

Finch, R.G., see Cheesbrough, J.S.*Finer, N., Fogelman, I. and Bottazzo, G.: Pregnancy in a

woman with premature ovarian failure. December, 1079Finlayson, N.D.C., see Barclay, G.R.Finnegan, M.J. and Faragher, E.B.: Amiodarone and

chronic lung fibrosis. June, 497Fiore, O., see Enzi, G.

*Fisher, P.E., Silk, D.B.A., Menzies-Gow, N. and Dingle,M.: Ergotamine abuse and extra-hepatic portal hyperten-sion. May, 461

*Fleming, S.J., Caplin, J.L., Banim, S.O. and Baker, L.R.I.:Improved cardiac function after renal transplantationJune, 525

*Flood, H.D., O'Brien, A.M. and Kelly, D.G.: Isolated renalmucormycosis. February, 175

Fogelman, I., see Finer, N.Foong, W.C., see Guan, R.

*Francis, D.A. and Heron, J.R.: Ocular flutter in suspectedmultiple sclerosis: a presenting paroxysmal manifesta-tion. April, 333

Franklyn, J.A., see Wilkins, M.R.Franzen, J., see Janzon, L.Freeman, L.J. and Nixon, P.G.F.: Chest pain and the

hyperventilation syndrome - some aetiological con-siderations. November, 957

Frier, B.M., see Larkin, J.G.

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*Gallagher, C., Bonar, F., Dempsey, J. and Crowe, J.: Smallbowel capillary dilatation in portal hyertension. June, 541

Gallagher, S., see Wheatley, T.Gamberini, M.R., see De Sanctis, V.Garb, R., see Korzets, Z.*Garg, S.K. and Dash, R.J.: Galactorrhoea amenorrhoea

syndrome due to internal carotid artery aneurysm. July,611

Gatt, G.: Appendix sepsis tracking along the lateral cutan-eous nerve of the thigh. November, 1015

Gazzard, B.G., see Lance, P.Gazzard, J.A., see Lance, P.Gellert, A.R., see Tatham, M.E.

*Gerster, J.C., Quadri, P. and Saudan, Y.: Hypothyroidismpresenting as destructive arthropathy of the fingers.February, 157

Gettinby, G., see Abdul-Motaal, A.*Ghimire, M.P. and Walker, R.J.: Painful dysphagia in a

case of mediastinal tuberculous lymphadenopathy. May,427

Ghose, A.R., see Coppack, S.W.Ghose, R.R.: Plasma arginine vasopressin in hypon-

atraemic patients receiving diuretics. December, 1043* and Birks, J.L.: Secondary hypertension accompanying

high pressure chronic retention. February, 167*Gibb, W.R.G., Gorsuch, A.N., Lees, A.J. and Yudkin, J.S.:

Reversible coma in Wernicke's encephalopathy. July, 607Gibson, D.G.: Clinical significance of regional variation in

myocardial echo intensity in hypertrophic car-diomyopathy and other forms of left ventricular hyper-trophy. December, 1110

Gibson-Glubb, S., see Lance, P.Gilinsky, N.H., see Bornman, P.C.Gillman, M.A.: Nitrous oxide as an opioid and the associa-

tion between the therapeutic use of narcotics and addic-tion: correspondence, July, 653

Gitstein, S., see Ballas, S.Gleeson, D., see Dowling, R.H.Globus, M., see Lysy, J.Glover, S., see Banks, R.Glynn, M.J. and Kane, S.P.: Benign gastric ulceration in a

health district: incidence and presentation. August, 695Goddard, P.R., see Bell, J.M.*Goldman, G., Rafael, A.J. and Hanoch, K.: Acute acal-

culous cholecystitis due to an incarcerated epigastrichernia. November, 1017

Goolamnali, S.K.: Drug eruptions. October, 925Gordon-Smith, E.C., see Jacobs, P.*Gornacz, G.E. and Lewis, A.M.: Extrinsic duodenal obs-

truction by congenital bands in an adult patient. Janaury,71

Gorsuch, A.N., see Gibb, W.R.G.Gossage, A. and Duncan, S.: The role of gonadotrophin

releasing hormone in the investigation and treatment ofhypogonadism. March, 195

Gough, K.R., see Allison, M.C.Gould, S.R., see Jones, B.J.M.Gozzard, D.I., see Hawkey, C.J.Graham, D., see Barnes, P.R.H.*Gray, J.A. and Carroll, J.D.: Retinal artery occlusion in

migraine. June, 517Greene, S.H., see Lisk, D.R.Greenfield, C., Cleland, P., Dick, R., Masters, S., Summer-

field, J.A. and Sherlock, S.: Biliary sequelae of endos-copic sphincterotomy. March, 213

Greenwood, R.H., see Olczak, S.A.*Griffel, B., see Shpitz, B.Griffin, S.C. and Williams, G.: Metastatic hypernephromafrom a native kidney after cadaver renal transplantation:correspondence. May, 471

Grossman, W., Paulus, W. and Lorell, B.H.: Haemodyn-amic evaluation of diastolic abnormalities in hypertro-phic cardiomyopathy. December, 1113see also Lorell, B.H.

Gruber, A., see Jaffe, R.*Guan, R., Oon, C.J., Wong, P.K., Foong, W.C. and Wee,

A.: Primary hepatocellular carcinoma associated withWilson's disease in a young woman. April, 357see also Lee, K.O.

Gunnar, R.M., see Wadehra, D.

*Haiart, D.C.: An unusual complication of stenosis of acolostomy. June, 549

Halevy, J., see Konikoff, F.Hall, R., see Evans, P.J.*Hamilton, P., Darbyshire, P.J., McKeever, P. and Oakhill,

A.: Disseminated aspergillosis following radiationtherapy for medulloblastoma. April, 345

Handler, C.E.: Cardiogenic shock. August, 705Hanoch, K., see Goldman, G.Haqqani, M.T., see Ashworth, M.T.Harington, M., see Schofield, P.M.*Harper, N.: Trigeminal trophic syndrome. May, 449*Harris, S.C., Slater, D.N. and Austin, C.A.: Fatal splenic

rupture in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. March, 259Harrison, M.J.G., see Humphrey, P.R.D.Harvey, R.D., see Dick, D.J.Havard, C.W.H., see Boag, F.

Mier, A.K.*Hawkey, C.J., Campbell, A.C., Bird, G.A., Gozzard, D.I.,

Robins, R.A. and Toghill, P.J. Pleomorphic T-cell leuk-aemia in a Caucasian adult: clinical phenotypic andfunctional characteristics. May, 457

Hedges, A., see Barnes, P.R.H.Hellestrand, K., see Muhiddin, K.A.Hemingway, D., see Ramayya, G.R.Henkin, R.E., see O'Connell, J.B.Henry, J.A., see James, P.N.E.Hermoni, Y., see Viskoper, R.J.Heron, J.R., see Francis, D.A.Hersham, M.J., see Dawson, P.M.Heyndrick, G.R., see Weyne, A.E.Hezroni, Y., see Lazebnik, N.Hoffbrand, B.I.: 1925 - Annus Mirabilis. October, 853The Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine and the Post-

graduate Medical Journal: editorial. January, 1Holdstock, G., see Patel, C.Holl-Allen, R.T.J., see Sherlock, D.J.Holt, D.W., see Robson,D.J.Holt, S., see Quayle, A.R.Homer, A.C., Powell, S. and Vicary, F.R.: Is Nd-Yag laser

treatment for upper gastrointestinal bleeds of benefit in adistrict general hospital? January, 19

*Honeybourne, D. and Kellett, J.K.: A mesothelioma

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presenting with multicentric reticulohistiocytosis. Jan-uary, 57

Hopkins, A.P., see Connolly, J.H.*Hopkins, J.E. and Manoharan, A.: Severe aplastic anaemia

following the use of hair dye: report of two cases andreview of literature. November, 1003

*Hosking, S.W.: Spontaneous perforation of a pyometrapresenting as generalized peritonitis. July, 645

Hudson, S.J., see Dick, D.J.Hughes, G.R.V., see Lanham, J.G.Humphrey, P.R.D. and Harrison, M.J.G.: How often can

an embolic stroke be diagnosed clinically? a clinicopath-ological correlation. December, 1039

Hussain, M., Walton, K., Davidson, C. and Morgan, D.B.:A study of two diuretic/potassium combinations in heartfailure. January, 29

Ireland, J.T., see Larkin, J.G.Irving, A.D., see Scrimbeour, D.S.Isaacs, P. and Keshavarzian, A.: Intestinal pseudo-obstruc-

tion - a review. December, 1033

Jackson, R.R.P.: The evaluation of clinical trials. February,133

Jacobs, P., Palmer, S. and Gordon-Smith, E.C.: Pyodermagangrenosum in myelodysplasia and acute leukaemia.August, 689

* and Sellars, S.: Granulocytic sarcoma preceding leuk-aemic transformation in myelofibrosis. December, 1069

*Jacome, D.E.: La toux diabolique: neurogenic tussive crisis.June, 515

*Jaffe, R., Siegal, A., Rat, L., Bernheim, J., Gruber, A. andFejgin, M.: Placental chorioangiomatosis - a high riskpregnancy. May, 453

James, D.G.: Postgraduate medicine and personalities -

1925. October, 861and Sharma, O.P.: Overlap syndromes with sarcoidosis.September, 769

James, P.N.E., Anderson, J.B., Prior, J.G., White, J.P.,Henry, J.A. and Cochrane, G.M.: Patterns ofdrug takingin patients with chronic airflow obstruction. January, 7

*Jamison, M.H. and Coward, R.A.: Severe haemorrhagefrom a lumbar artery as a complication of percutaneousrenal biopsy. January, 69

Jankey, N., see Raju, G.C.Janzon, L., Franzen, J., Lindell, S.-E. and Trell, E.: Blood

lipid variability in relation to relative weight and bio-chemical markers of tobacco and alcohol consumption.June, 505

Jewell, D.P., see Treacher, D.F.Jeyasingham, K., see Channer, K.S.

*Jialal, I., Desai, R.K., Maharaj, I.C., Pala, A.S. andJoubert, S.M.: Isolated adrenocorticotropic hormone(ACTH) deficiency associated with acute adrenal crisis.May, 423

Joffe, B.I., see Cooper, R.*Jones, B.J.M., Gould, S.R. and Pollock, D.J.: Coexistent

ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. July, 647Jones, D.A. and Stanbridge, T.N.: A clinical trial using co-

trimoxazole in an attempt to reduce wound infectionrates in dog bite wounds. July, 593

Jones, G.R., see Samanta, A.Jones, M.K., see Evans, P.J.*Jones, P.A.: Survival after profound hypocalcaemia with

tetany complicating severe haemorrhagic acute pan-creatitis. January, 43

Joplin, G.F., see Jung, A.T.Khan, 0.

Joubert, S.M., see Jialal, I.Jung, R.T., Rosenstock, J., Wood, S.M., Birch, G., Chal-

mers, R.A., Mashiter, K. and Joplin, G.F.: Dopamine inthe pituitary adaptation to starvation in man. July, 571

Kabadi, U.M. Normal thyrotrophin response to intravenousthyrotrophin reasing hormone administration: the bestindex of optimal L-thyroxine therapy in primary hypoth-yroidism. August, 685

*Kafetz, J.: Immunoglobulin deficiency responding tovitamin B12 in two elderly patients with megaloblasticanaemia. December, 1065

Kane, S.P., see Glynn, M.J.Kanis, J.A., see Percival, R.C.Kapoor, V.K.: The management ofliver trauma: correspon-

dence. December, 1097* Subramani, K., Das, S.K., Mukhopadhyay, A.K. and

Chattopadhyay, T.K.: Tuberculosis of the thyroid glandassociated with thyrotoxicosis. April, 339

*Karnik, A.M., Al-Shamali, M.A. and Fenech, F.F. A caseof ocular toxicity to ethambutol- an idiosyncratic reac-tion. September, 811

*Karp, S.J., Winter, R.J.D. and Ridley, C.M.: Immunecomplex-mediated cutaneous vasculitis in a scar - theimportance of local anatomical factors. March, 265

Kataria, R.N., see Malik, A.K.Kaufman, Z., see Shpitz, B.Kaul, T.K., see Ramsdale, D.R.Kawai, C. and Kishimoto, C.: Viral myocarditis and dilatedcardiomyopathy - an experimental study with specificreference to immunological behaviour of T- and B-lym-phocytes. December, 1125

*Kaye, J.C., Madden, M.V. and Leaper, D.J.: Anorexianervosa and necrotizing colitis. January, 41

Keane, C.T., see Morrison, U.Keat, A., see Pease, C.Keeling, P.W.N., see Parr, J.H.Kellett, J.K., see Honeybourne, D.Kelly, D.G., see Flood, H.D.Kendall, M.J., see Wilkins, M.R.Kendall-Taylor, P., see Steel, N.R.Kennedy, A.L., see Atkinson, A.B.Kennedy, J.A., see O'Neill, D.Kennedy, P.G.E., see Duncombe, A.S.Kenny, R.A. and Sutton, R.: The prolonged QT interval - a

frequently unrecognized abnormality: review article.May, 379

Keshavarizian, A., see Isaacs, P.Kettlewell, M.G.W., see Clarke, P.J.*Khan, O., Allen, J., Williams, G., Mashiter, K. and Joplin,

G.F.: Repeat pituitary ablation for advanced prostaticcancer. May, 433

Kharasch, J., see Gitstein, S.Kikuchi, M., see Sasaki, H.Kipper, E., see Mor, F.

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Kirsop, B.A., see Schofield, P.M.Kishimoto, C., see Kawai, C.Kishore, K., see Agarwal, R.K.Konikoff, F., Halevy, J. and Theodro, E.: Serum creatine

kinase after intramuscular injections. July, 595*Korzets, Z., Garb, R., Lewis, S. and Bernheim, J.L.:

Reversible renal failure due to psychogenic urinaryretention. May, 465

Kreel, L.: Acute pancreatitis: diagnostic images. November,989Deep vein thrombosis - the impedance phlebogram.February, 141Gallstone ileus: diagnostic images. June, 511: Errata.September, 844Pancreatic and liver disease in an alcoholic: diagnosticimages. January, 37Peripheral vascular disease: diagnostic image. December,1063Renal and hepatic angiomyolipoma: diagnostic images.April, 325Splenic abscess: diagnostic image. September, 807

*Kulkarni, R. and Lister, U.G.: Metastatic choriocarcinomacoexisting with full term viable pregnancy. November,1013

Kumar, S.K., see Rajan, N.Kunnen, M.F., see Weyne, A.E.

Lahav, M., see Mor, F.Lamprey, J.M., see Cooper, R.Lance, P., Gibson-Glubb, S., Gazzard, J.A. and Gazzard,

B.G.: Chronic dyspepsia pain in general practice - itscauses and diagnosis. May, 411

*Lanham, J.G., Brown, M.M. and Hughes, G.R.V.:Cerebral systemic lupus erythematosus presenting withcatatonia. April, 329

* Cooke, S., Davies, J. and Hughes, G.R.V.: Endomyocar-dial complications ofthe Churg-Strauss syndrome. April,341

Larkin, J.G., Frier, B.M. and Ireland, J.T.: Diabetesmellitus and infection: at our mother's knee - anoccasional review. March, 233

Law, N.W., see Payne-James, J.J.Lawrence, A.C.K., see Wodzinski, M.A.Lazarus, J.H., see Creagh, F.M.Lazebnik, N., Noy, S., Lazebnik, A., Hezroni, Y., Amoday,

I. and Aviram, A.: Gentamicin serum half-life: a compar-ison between pregnant and non-pregnant women.November, 979

Lazebnik, A., see Lazebnik, N.Leaper, D.J., see Kaye, J.C.Lee, F., see Weiss, D.

*Lee, F.I. and Paes, A.R.: Congenital hepatic fibrosis andadult-type autosomal dominant polycystic kidney diseasein a child. July, 641

*Lee, K.O., Guan, R., Ee, B. and Cheah, J.S.: Thyrotox-icosis, myasthenia gravis and periodic paralysis in aChinese man. January, 49

*Lee, R.J.E. and Fay, A.C.: Hypogammaglobulinaemiaassociated with long term, low dose steroid therapy. June,523

*Lees, A.J., see Gibb, W.R.G.Leonard, R.C.F., see Allan, S.G.

Lewis, A.M., see G6rnacz, G.E.Lewis, S., see Korzets, Z.Linch, D.C., see Ross, E.J.Lindell, S.-E., see Janzon, L.Lindsay, I., see Ribbans, W.J.Lisk, D.R. and Greene, S.H.: Drug compliance and seizure

control in epileptic children. May, 401Lister, T.A.: Hodgkin's disease in adults: the challenge.

February, 103Lister, U.G., see Kulkarni, R.Littlejohns, P., see O'Keefe, J.C.Lloyd, R.S., see Patel, C.Lorell, B.H., Grossman, W., Paulus, W.J., Craig, W.E. andMurgo, J.P.: Calcium blockade - nifedipine in thetreatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. December,1117see also Grossman, W.

Lowenstein, J.: The effects of treatment on target organdamage in hypertensive disease. September, 773

Lucas, M.G., see Dehn, T.C.B.Lynn, A.H., see Suarez, A.

*Lysy, J., Werczberger, A., Globus, M. and Chowers, I.:Pneumatocele formation in a patient with Proteusmirabilis pneumonia. March, 255

McArthur, J., see O'Neill, D.*Macaulay, V.M., Crawford, P.J. and McKeran, R.O.:

Atrial myxoma presenting with cerebral haemorrhage.April, 331

MacCaig, J.N.: Investigation of chronic upper gastrointes-tinal haemorrhage. June, 841

*McClure, J., Banerjee, S.S. and Sandilands, D.G.D.:Female type cystic hyperplasia in a male breast. May, 441

Macdougall, I.C., see Beard, K.Macfarlane, R.: The management ofliver trauma. April, 289The management of liver trauma: correspondence reply.December, 1097

McGourty, J.C., Silas, J.H. and Solomon, S.A.: Tolerabilityofcombined treatment with verapamil and beta-blockersin angina resistant to monotherapy. March, 229

McIntosh, W.B., see Abdul-Motaal, A.Maciver, A., see Searle, M.Mackay, I.G., see Bell, D.McKeever, P., see Hamilton, P.Mackenzie, C., see Banks, R.Mackenzie, S., see Bell, J.M.McKeran, R.O., see Macaulay, V.M.McLeish, R.L., see Ng, L.L.Macphee, G.J.A. and Brodie, M.J.: Carbamazepine sub-

stitution in severe partial epilepsy: implication of autoin-duction of metabolism. September, 779

Madden, V., see Kaye, J.C.Maharaj, I.C., see Jialal, I.

*Malik, A.K., Baruah, M.K., Pravin, N. and Kataria, R.N.:Villous adenoma ofthe ampulla ofVater. December, 1077

Mallinson, C.N., see Parr, J.H.Manmohansingh, L.U., see Naraynsingh, V.Manoharan, A., see Hopkins, J.E.Manor, Y., see Shpitz, B.Marchack, D., see Raju, G.C.Markel, A., Brook, G. and Aviram, M.: Increased plasma

triglycerides, cholesterol and apolipoprotein E during

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prolonged fasting in normal subjects. May, 395Marsh, F.P., see Williams, A.J.Martin, A. and Browning, R.C.: Metoprolol in the aged

hypertensive: a comparison of two dosage schedules.March, 225

*Marwaha, R.K., Banerjee, A.K., Thapa, B.R. and Agrawal,S.M.: Mediastinal zygomycosis. August, 733

Mashiter, K., see Jung, R.T.Khan, 0.

Masters, S., see Greenfield, C.Menzies-Gow, N., see Fisher, P.E.Mercer, J. and Talbot, I.C.: clinical diagnosis: a post-mortem assessment of accuracy in the 1980s. August, 713

*Mier, A.K. and Havard, C.W.H.: Diaphragmatic myasth-enia in mother and child. August, 725

Milne, J., see Butrous, G.S.Mooradian, A.D., Morley, J.E., Billington, C..J, Slag,

M.F., Elson, M.K. and Shafer, R.B.: Hyperprolactin-aemia in male diabetics. January, 11

*Mor, F., Lahav, M., Kipper, E. and Wysenbeek, A.J.:Addison's disease due to metastases to the adrenalglands. July, 637

Morcos, S.K., see Evans, T.W.Morgan, D.B., see Hussain, M.Morgan-Capner, P., see Read, R.B.Morley, J.E., see Mooradian, A.D.*Morrison, U., Taylor, M., Sheahan, D.G. and Keane, C.T.:

Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome without purpura dueto Haemophilus influenzae group B. January, 67

Mortensen, N.J. McC., see Wilson-Macdonald, J.Morton, R.: Cytomegalovirus and inflammatory bowel

disease. December, 1089Moscoso, G., see Read, R.B.Moudgil, A., see Agarwal, R.K.Muhiddin, K.A. and Turner, P.: Is there an ideal antiarr-hythmic drug? A review - with particular reference toclass I antiarrhythmic agents. August, 665

Hellestrand, K., Turner, P. and Camm, A.J.: Evalua-tion of the efficacy of flecainide acetate in thetreatment of ventricular premature contractions.June, 489

Mukhopadhyay, A.K., see Kapoor, V.K.Murgo, J.P., see Lorell, B.H.

*Nanji, A.A.: Symptomatic hypercalcaemia precipitated bymagnesium therapy. January, 47

*Naraynsingh, V., Barrow, R., Raju, G.C. and Manmohan-singh, L.U.: Segmental infarction of the omentum:diagnosis by ultrasound. July, 651

* and Raju, G.C.: Familial bilateral multiple fibroaden-omas of the breast. May, 439

* and Raju, G.E.: Splenic flexure volvulus. November, 1007* Ratan, P. and Wong, J.: Massive ascites due to omental

endometriosis. June, 539see also Raju, G.C.

Newland, A.C., see Williams, A.J.Newman, J., see Chapple, C.A.

Sherlock, D.J.Newman, P.K., see Barnes, M.P.*Ng, L.L., Chalmers, T.M., McLeish, A.L. and Raggatt,

P.R.: Anti-arthritic propionic acid derivatives and 17-oxo-steroid measurements - a direct interference. August, 739

Nicholls, M.G., see Richards, A.M.Nixon, P.G.F., see Freeman, L.J.Normand, I.C.S., see Smellie, J.M.Noy, S., see Lazebnik, N.

Oakhill, A., see Hamilton, P.O'Brien, A.M., see Flood, H.D.O'Brien, J.M., see Chapple, C.R.O'Connell, J.B. and Hankin, R.E.: Myocardial gallium-67

imaging in dilated cardiomyopathy. December, 1132and Robinson, J.A.: Coxsackie viral myocarditis. Decem-ber, 1127

*O'Keefe, J.C., Butrous, G.S., Dymond, D.S., Littlejohns,P., Peters, N. and Banim, S.D.: Ventricular arrhythmiascomplicating weight reduction therapy in a patient with aprolonged QT interval. May, 419

Okumura, M., see Sasaki, H.Olczak, S.A. and Greenwood, R.H.: A clinical comparison

of purified bovine and purified porcine insulins. January,15

Oliver, R.T.D.: Testicular germ cell tumours - a model for anew approach to treatment of adult solid tumours.February, 123

Olsen, E.G.J.: The problem of viral heart disease. Howoften do we miss it? June, 479

O'Neill, D., McArthur, J.D., Kennedy, J.A. and Clements,G.: Myocardial infarction and the normal arteriogram -possible role of viral myocarditis. June, 485

Oon, C.J., see Guan, R.Owen-Smith, M., see Ellis, M.

Paes, A.R., see Lee, F.I.Pala, A.S., see Jialal, I.Palmer, S., see Jacobs, P.Pandey, L.K., see Shukla, V.K.Pandey, S., see Shukla, V.K.Parkin, P.J., see Richards, A.M.Parkins, R.A., see Barrison, I.G.*Parkinson, D.J. and Alderman, B.: Spontaneous rupture of

the uterus associated with pyometra. January, 73*Parr, J.H., Ramsay, I.D., Keeling, P.W.N., Thompson,

R.P.H. and Mallinson, C.N.: Glucagonoma withoutcutaneous manifestations. August, 737

Parsons, M.A., see Woodcock, B.E.Patel, C., Lloyd, R.S. and Holdstock, G.: The value of

screening for autoantibodies in patients with non-specificsymptoms. June, 509

Pathy, M.S.J., see Bayer, A.J.Paton, A.: Coping with thejournal 'mountain'. October, 935Paulus, W., see Grossman, W.Paulus, W.J., see Lorell, B.H.*Payne-James, J.J., Law, N.W. and Watkins, R.M.: Carcin-

oid tumour arising in a Meckel's diverticulum. November,1009

*Pease, C. and Keat, A.: Arthritis as the main or onlysymptom of hepatitis B infection. June, 545

Pentland, B., see Bell, D.*Percival, R.C., Watson, M.E., Williams, J.L. and Kanis,

J.A.: Carcinoma ofthe prostate: remission ofparaparesiswith inhibitors of bone resorption. June, 551

Perin, B., see Enzi, G.

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Perkins, J. and Dick, T.B.S.: Smoking and myocardialinfarction: secondary prevention. April, 295

Peters, N., see O'Keefe, J.C.Pettingale, K.W., see Sriskandan, K.Pinkel, D.: Current issues in the management of children

with acute lymphocytic leukaemia. February, 93Pollock, D.J., see Jones, B.J.M.Portmann, B., see Read, R.B.

*Potter, J.F. and Beevers, D.G.: Pseudophaeo-chromocytoma due to alcohol withdrawal. August, 721

Pounder, R.E., see Ribbans, W.J.Powell, S., see Homer, A.C.Pravin, N., see Malik, A.K.

*Price, T.R.: Sensorimotor neuropathy with sulphasalazine.February, 147

Prior, G., see James, P.N.E.

Quadri, P., see Gerster, J.C.*Quayle, A.R., Holt, S. and Clark, R.G.: Jejunal perforation

secondary to metastatic bronchogenic carcinoma.February, 163

Rademaker, M., see Brear, S.G.Rafael, A.J., see Goldman, G.Raggatt, P.R., see Ng, L.L.Rahim, R., see Rajan, N.Raj, M.J.V., see Robson, D.J.Rajan, N., Rahim, R. and Kumar, S.K.: Formic acid

poisoning with suicidal intent: a report of 53 cases.January, 35

Raju, G.C., Jenkey, N. and Naraynsingh, V.: Breast diseasein young West Indian women: an analysis of 1051consecutive cases. November, 977

' Woo, J., Marchack, D. and Naraysingh, V.: Primarynongestational choriocarcinoma of the ovary. August,757see also Naraynsingh, V.

Ramayya, G.R., Hemingway, D. and Desmond, A.D.:Haematuria in patients with bleeding disorders. Novem-ber, 969

Ramsden, D.B., see Sheppard, M.C.Ramsay, I.: Drug and non-thyroid induced changes in

thyroid function tests: leading article. May, 375Ramsay, I.D., see Parr, J.H.

Steel, N.R.Ramsay, L.E., see Cameron, H.A.

Duncan, J.S.*Ramsdale, D.R., Kaul, T.K. and Coulshed, N.: Primary

meningococcal pericarditis with tamponade. December,1067

Rat, L., see Jaffe, R.Ratan, P., see Naraynsingh, V.Ratciffe, P.J. and Wilcock, G.K.: Cerebrovascular disease

in dementia: the importance of atrial fibrillation. March,201

Raven, R.W.: The Postgraduate Medical Journal - aretrospective view. October, 857

Rayner, H.C. and Craddock, C.F.: Reversible coma inWemicke's encephalopathy: correspondence. December,1097

*Read, R.B., Ede, R.J., Morgan-Capner, P., Moscoso, G.,

Portmann, B. and Williams, R.: Myocarditis and fulmin-ant hepatic failure from Coxsackie virus B infection.August, 749

Reginald, P., see Schofield, P.M.Reina, A., see Witz, M.Renowden, S.A., see Williams, P.E.

*Ribbans, W.J., Pounder, R.E. and Lindsay, I.: Haemorr-hage through the ampulla of Vater. June, 533

*Richards, A.M., Nicholls, M.G., Beard, M.E.J., Parkin,P.J. and Espiner, E.A.: Severe hypertension and raisedhaematocrit: unusual presentation of Guillain-Barre syn-drome. January, 53

Ridley, C.M., see Adams, S.J.Roberts, C.J.C., see Channer, K.S.Robins, R.A., see Hawkey, C.J.Robinson, J.A., see O'Connell, J.B.*Robson, D.J., Raj, M.J.V., Storey, G.C.A. and Holt, D.W.:

Use of amiodarone during pregnancy. January, 75Rodriguez-Roisin, R., Torres, A., Agusti, A.G.N., Ussetti,

P. and Agusti-Vidal, A.: Subconjunctival haemorrhage, afeature of acute severe asthma. July, 579

*Rose, G.E.: Acute renal failure in association with cosmeticsuction lipectomy. December, 1083

Rosenstock, J., see Jung, R.T.Ross, E.J. and Linch, D.C.: The clinical response to

treatment in adult Cushing's syndrome following remis-sion of hypercortisolaemia. March, 205

Ross, F.G.M., see Bell, J.M.Roy, S.K., see Shukla, V.K.

Sage, R., see Sheinman, B.D.*Samanta, A., Jones, G.R., Burden, A.C. and Barrie, W.W.:

Thoracic inlet compression due to amiodarone inducedgoitre. March, 249

Sandhu, B.K., see Barltrop, D.Sandilands, D.G.D., see McClure, J.

*Sasaki, H., Tsutsu, N., Asano, T., Yamamoto, T., Kikuchi,M. and Okumura, M.: Coexisting primary hyperparath-yroidism and Albright's hereditary osteodystrophy, anunusual association. February, 153

Sattar, M.A., White, A.G., Eklof, B. and Fenech, F.F.:Takayasu's disease in Arabs. May, 387

Saudan, Y., see Gerster, J.C.*Saunders, N.J.: Prolactinoma during pregnancy causing

compression symptoms responding to bromocriptinetherapy. September, 829

Scanlon, M.F., see Evans, P.J.Scanlon, P.J., see Wadehra, D.

*Scholfield, P.M., Kirsop, B.A., Reginald, P. and Harington,M.: Ovarian carcinoma presenting as pyrexia of unkn-own origin. February, 177

Scrimgeour, D.S. and Irving, A.D.: Gallstone perforationof the ileum without obstruction: correspondence. May,471

*Searle, M., Cooper, C., Elliman, J., Dathan, R. andMaciver, A.: Reversibility of acute renal failure in elderlypatients with the nephrotic syndrome. August, 741

Seftel, H.C., see Cooper, R.Sellers, S., see Jacobs, P.Shafer, R.B., see Mooradian, A.D.Shalet, S.M., see Ahmed, S.R.Sharma, O.P., see James, D.G.

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Index to Volume 61

Shaw, T.R.D., see Ferguson, R.J.Sheahan, D.G., see Morrison, U.*Sheinman, B.D., Evans, T. and Sage, R.: Listeria mon-

ocytogenes endocarditis. January, 51Shenkman, L., see Witz, M.Sheppard, M.C. and Ramsden, D.B.: Abnormalities of

thyroid function tests in hospital inpatients. November,983

Sheridan, B., see Atkinson, A.B.*Sherlock, D.J., Newman, J. and Holl-Allen, R.T.J. Para-

thyroid carcinoma presenting as tertiary hyperpara-thyroidism. March, 243

Sherlock, S., see Greenfield, C.Shires, R., see Cooper, R.

*Shpitz, B., Witz, M., Kaufman, Z., Griffel, B., Manor, Y.and Dinbar, A.: Bilateral primary malignant lymphomaof the breast. August, 729

*Shukla, V.K., Pandey, S., Pandey, L.K., Roy, S.K. andVaidya, M.P.: Primary hepatic pregnancy. September,831

Sibert, J.R., see Clarke, A.J.Siegal, A., see Jaffa, R.Sikora, K., see Ellis, M.Silas, J.H., see McGourty, J.C.Silk, D.B.A., see Fisher, P.E.Silver, G.A.: On medicine's periphery. December, 1093Silverberg, D.S., see Viskoper, R.J.Simpson, D.M., see Connolly, J.H.

*Simpson, F.G., Belfield, P.W. and Cooke, N.J.: Chronicairflow limitation after inhalation of overheated cookingoil fumes. November, 1001

Slag, M.F., see Mooradian, A.D.Slater, D.N., see Harris, S.C.Sloan, P.J.M., see Zezulka, A.V.Smellie, J.M. and Normand, I.C.S.: Urinary infections in

children 1985. October, 895Smith, I.E.: Controversies in the medical management of

breast cancer. February, 117*Smith, M.A., Steele, P.R.M. and Youngs, G.R.: Angioim-

munoblastic lymphadenopathy, sulphasalazine exposureand villous atrophy. April, 337

Solomon, S.A., see McGourty, J.C.Somerville, K.W., Ellis, W.R., Whitten, B.H., Balfour,T.W. and Bell, G.D.: Stones in the common bile duct:experience with medical dissolution therapy. April, 313

Spengel, F.A., see ffrench-Constant, C.K.*Sriskandan, K. and Pettingale, K.W.: 'Numismatist's

pneumonitis'. A case ofacute nitrogen dioxide poisoning.September, 819

Srivastava, R.N., see Agarwal, R.K.Stanbridge, T.N., see Jones, D.A.Staubli, M., Zimmermann, A. and Bircher, J.: Amiodarone-

induced vasculitis and polyserositis. March, 245*Stebbings, W.S.L. and Thomson, J.P.S.: Perforated

duodenal diverticulum: a report of two cases. September,839

*Steel, N.R., Bingle, J.P., Ramsay, I.D. and Kendall-Taylor,P. Myxoedema followed by TSAb-induced hyperthy-roidism: report of 2 cases. August, 717

Steele, P.R.M., see Smith, M.A.Stellon, A., Davies, A., Webb, A. and Williams, R.:

Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite compound in preven-tion of bone loss in corticosteroid-treated patients with

chronic active hepatitis. September, 791* and Williams, R.: Avulsion of the anterior superior iliac

spine complicating bone biopsy. July, 625Stephenson, T.P., see Creagh, F.M.Steven, M.M., see Teh, L.G.Stone, T., see Creagh, F.M.Storey, G.C.A., see Robson, D.J.Struthers, A.D.: The choice of antihypertensive therapy in

the diabetic patient. July, 563*Suarez, R. and Lynn, A.H.: Echo-free renal masses on

ultrasound: the stethoscope as an adjunct to their diag-nosis. April, 363

Subramani, K., see Kapoor, V.K.Summerfield, J.A., see Greenfield, C.Sutherland, G.R., see Abdul-Motaal, A.Sutton, R., see Kenny, R.A.*Sweatman, M.C.M. and Chambers, L.: Disordered oeso-

phageal motility in thyrotoxic myopathy. July, 619

Talbot, I.C., see Fancourt, G.J.Mercer, J.

Tandon, R.K., see Agarwal, R.K.*Tang, L.C.H., Woo, J.S.K. and Choo, Y.C.: Puerperal

ovarian vein thrombophlebitis. February, 179Tatham, M.E. and Gellert, A.R.: The management of acute

severe asthma. July, 599Taylor, M., see Morrison, U.*Teh, L.G., Steven, M.M. and Capell, H.A.: Alpha-l-

antitrypsin associated liver disease in rheumatoid arth-ritis. February, 171

Thapa, B.R., see Marwaha, R.K.Theodor, E., see Konikoff, F.Thomas, W.E.G. and Williamson, R.C.N.: Non-specific

small bowel ulceration. July, 587Thompson, G.R., see ffrench-Constant, C.K.Thompson, R.P.H., see Parr, J.H.Thomson, J.P.S., see Stebbings, W.S.L.Todd, I., see Wallis, M.Toghill, P.J., see Hawkey, C.J.Toon, P., see Daw, E.Torres, A., see Rodriguez-Roisin, R.

*Treacher, D.F. and Jewell, D.P.: Yersinia colitis associatedwith Crohn's disease. February, 173

Trell, E., see Janzon, L.Trudgett, A., see Connolly, J.H.Tsutsu, N., see Sasaki, H.Turnbull, C.M., see Fergusson, R.J.Turner, P.: Advertising medicines sixty years ago. October,

865see also Muhiddin, K.A.

Ussetti, P., see Rodriguez-Roison, R.

Vaidya, M.P., see Shukla, V.K.Vicary, F.R., see Homer, A.C.Viskoper, R.J., Silverberg, D.S., Hermoni, Y. and Eyal, P.:

Hypertension control in the community - an Israeliexperience. September, 801

Vullo, C., see De Sanctis, V.

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Wadehra, D., Gunnar, R.M. and Scanlon, P.J.: Prognosis inhypertrophic cardiomyopathy with asymmetric septalhypertrophy. December, 1107

*Waldon, R.P., Dawkins, D. and Donovan, I.A.: Intramuralgas in the small bowel followed by chronic obstruction.June, 537

Wales, J.M., see Fancourt, G.J.Walker, R.J., see Ghimire, M.P.*Waller, D.G. and Dathan, J.R.: Raynaud's syndrome and

carpal tunnel syndrome. February, 161Wallis, M., Todd, I. and Aber, C.P.: Pacemaker discomfort

induced by the wearing of seat belts. April, 305Walls, T.J., see Dick, D.J.Walton, K., see Hussain, M.Wang, S.W.S., see Wood, J.Ward, M.J., see Cheesbrough, J.S.

Williams, P.E.*Ward, S. and Evans, C.C.: Sudden death due to isolated

adrenal tuberculosis. July, 635Warnock, D., see Banks, R.Watkins, R.M., see Payne-James, J.J.Watson, M.E., see Percival, R.C.Webb, A., see Stellon, A.Webb-Peploe, M.M.: Beta-blockade in the treatment of

hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. December, 1120Wee, A., see Guan, R.Weidner, N., see Weiss, D.

*Weiss, D., Bar, A.S., Weidner, N., Wener, M. and Lee, F.:Oncogenic osteomalacia: strange tumours in strangeplaces. April, 349

*Welch, G.H. and Anderson, J.R.: Small bowel stricturefollowing abdominal trauma. December, 1087

Welsby, P.D.: Pyrexia of unknown origin sixty years on.October, 887

Wener, M., see Weiss, D.Werczberger, A., see Lysy, J.*Weyne, A.E., Heyndrickx, G.R., Cuvelier, C.C., Afschrift,

M.B., Kunnen, M.F. and Derom, F.E.: Cardiac imagin-techniques in the diagnosis of angiosarcoma of the heart:report of two cases. March, 271

Wheatley, D.: A comparison of diltiazem and atenolol inangina. September, 785

*Wheatley, T., Gallagher, S. and Dixon, A.K.: Adrenalinsufficiency and bilateral adrenal enlargement: demon-stration by computed tomography. May, 435

White, A.G., see Sattar, M.A.White, J.P., see James, P.N.E.Whitten, B.H., see Somerville, K.W.Wilcock, G.K., see Ratcliffe, P.J.Wilkins, M.R., Franklyn, J.A., Woods, K.L. and Kendall,

M.J.: Effect of propranolol on thyroid homeostasis ofhealthy volunteers. May, 391

Wilkinson, S.P., see Donald, I.P.Williams, A., see Banks, R.

*Williams, A.J., Newland, A.C. and Marsh, F.P.: Acuterenal failure with polyarteritis nodosa and multiplemyeloma. May, 445

Williams, C.B., see Barnes, P.R.H.Williams, DI.: The evolution of postgraduate medical

education. October, 871Williams, G., see Griffin, S.C.

Khan, 0.Williams, J.L., see Percival, R.C.Williams, P.E., Renowden, S.A. and Ward, M.J.: Audit of

nebuliser use. December, 1055Williams, R., see Read, R.B.

Stellon, A.Williams, S.J., see Cox, N.H.Williamson, R.C.N., see Thomas, W.E.G.

Wilson-Macdonald, J.Wilson, I.: Failure of acetazolamide to prevent acutemountain sickness: correspondence. May, 472

*Wilson-Holt, N.: Post partum presentation of hypercal-caemic sarcoidosis. July, 627

Wilson-Macdonald, J., Mortensen, N. J. McC. andWilliamson, R.C.N.: Perforated gastric ulcer. March, 217

Winfield, D.A., see Woodcock, B.E.Witz, L., see Witz, M.*Witz, M., Witz, L., Reine, A., Shenkman, L. and Dinbar,

A.: Torsion of a wandering spleen. February, 181see also Shpitz, B.

*Wodzinski, M.A. and Lawrence, A.C.K.: Severe Coombspositive autoimmune haemolytic anaemia associatedwith ulcerative colitis. March, 261

Wong, J., see Naraynsingh, V.Wong, P.K., see Guan, R.Woo, J., Yip, S.Y. and Wang, S.W.S.: The use of etretinate

in psoriatic arthropathy: correspondence. September, 843see also Raju, G.C.

Woo, J.S.K., see Tang, L.C.H.Wood, C.B., see Dawson, P.M.Wood, R.F.M., see Dehn, T.C.B.Wood, S.M., see Jung, R.T.*Woodcock, B.E., Parsons, M.A. and Winfield, D.A.: Malig-

nant inflammatory fibrous histiocytoma of bone andacute lymphoblastic leukaemia. July, 631

Woods, K.L., see Wilkins, M.R.Woolley, P.O.: Subconjunctival emphysema: physical sign.

September, 805Wysenbeek, A.J. see Mor, F.

Yamamoto, T., see Sasaki, H.*Yap, P.K.: Primary allergy to monocomponent porcine

insulin. July, 629Yip, S.Y., see Woo, J.Youngs, G.R., see Smith, M.A.Yudkin, J.S., see Gibb, W.R.G.

Zezulka, A.V., Sloan, P.J.M., Davies, P. and Beevers, D.G.:Clinical evaluation of the Infrasonde D4000 blood pres-sure monitor. April, 321

Zimmermann, A., see Stiiubli, M.

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