Index to 1991 Contents Volume 84, Numbers 1-12 Pages in Each Issue Atkinson SD, Smith C, Smith EM, Miller Hall NK. Changes in demographics at JM. Electroconvulsive therapy revis- the University of Oklahoma College of January ... ited, 219 Medicine, 66 Aufderhide A: See Cartmell LW, 11 Harkess J. See Gildon B, 604 Barney JA. See Maguire PJ, 570 Harkess J. See Govin M, 566 Beal JA. See Smallwood KG, 516 Holmes J: See Deckert GH, 107 Beckham E: See Deckert GH, 107 Hopkins LS. See Calhoon SE, 60 Botchlet R. See Govin M, 566 Huycke MM. See Reiner KL, 503 September .... Boyd GB. Brachial plexus neuropathy, 9 Jarolim DR. Changing attitudes toward November Brammer WM. Diagnosing deep venous women physicians, 118 h thrombosis in the 1990s, 101 Jarolim DR. See Little B, 455 Cahill S. See Rayan GM, 510 Johnson S. See Flournoy DJ, 563 Calhoon EL. Geriatric abdominal surgery Kick SD. See Smallwood KG, 516 under local anesthetic: a case report. Kudlac J. See Govin M, 566s —A— Calhoon EL, 261 Lapolla M, Turner M, Santee B. Economic Calhoon SW, Hopkins LS. Laparoscopic impact of AIDS on Oklahoma hospi- ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY cholecystectomy, 60 tals, 113 SYNDROME (AIDS) Cannon C. See Little B, 455 Leuthard JL, Davison M, Lorenz D. Ob- AMA issues statement regarding ethics, Cartmell LW, Aufderhide A, Weems C. stetrical practice survey report: HIV-infected doctors, 121 Cocaine metabolites in pre- Columbian Healthy Futures Program, May 2, CDC studies HIV transmission risk dur- mummy hair, 11 1991, 607 ing invasive procedures, 184 Cooper DKC. See Welch RW, 557 Little B, Cannon C, Whitson B, Jarolim Economic impact of AIDS on Oklahoma Davison M. See Leuthard JL, 607 DR. Failed appointment, The, 455 hospitals. Lapolla M, Turner M, Deckert GH, Beckham E, Hall N, Holmes Lorenz D. See Leuthard JL, 607 Santee, 113 J. Factors influencing choice of spe- Maguire PJ, Barney JA. Endometrioid HIV seroprevalence in Oklahoma cialty and location of residency, 107 carcinoma arising in endometriosis childbearing women. Govin M, Downard D. See Rayan GM, 510 after 21 years: a case report, 570 Botchlet R, Graves T, Harkess J, Everett MA. Management of congenital McNabb SJN. See Reiner KL, 503 Kudlac J, 566 pigmented nevi, 213 Merrill RE, Wiggins J. On physicians Patient demographic characteristics and Flournoy DJ, Johnson S, Welch D. Com- and litigation, 165 housestaff performance in the care of parison of antimicrobial susceptibili- Miller J. See Qadri SMH, 499 patients with human immunodefi- ties among hospitalized and nursing Miller JM: See Atkinson SD, 291 ciency virus disease. Smallwood KG, home patients from Oklahoma, 563 Miskeen AK. See Qadri SMH, 499 Kick SD, Beal JA, Saizow RB, 516 Flournoy DJ. See Qadri SMH, 499 Murphy DP. See Graham WJ, 451 AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Flournoy DJ. See Rayan GM, 510 Osborn CD. Treatment of spider bites by (AMA) Giacoia GP. Lay midwives in Oklahoma, high voltage direct current, 257 AMA issues statement regarding ethics, 160 QadriSMH, AliSI, Flournoy DJ, Miskeen HIV-infected doctors, 121 Gildon B, Harkess J. Occupational risk AK, Tharwat JD, Miller J. Compari- AMERICAN MEDICAL FEDERATION exposure reports among first re- son of bacterial resistance to antimi- Our renewed federation. Lambird PA, 99 sponders in Oklahoma, January 1989- crobials in Riyadh, Medina, and ANNUAL MEETING (OSMA) December 1990, 604 Oklahoma City, 499 1991 marks 85th Annual Meeting of Govin M, Botchlet R, Graves T, Harkess Rapkin JS. Pneumatic retinopexy: expe- OSMA House of Delegates, 181 J, Kudlac J. HIV seroprevalence in rience in Southwest Oklahoma, 55 Awards honor many individuals: at Oklahoma childbearing women, 566 Rayan GM, Downard D, Cahill S, OSMA’s Annual Meeting, 311 Graham WJ, Murphy DP. Principles of Flournoy DJ. Comparison of human Billy D. Dotter assumes presidency dur- oncology: how radiation therapy works, and animal mouth flora, 510 ing Oklahoma City meeting, 225 451 Reece RL. Interview with Senator Don OSMA House of Delegates elects new Graves T. See Govin M, 566 Nickles on domestic health care issues, officers at OKC meeting, 311 Green R. Leaders in medicine. Elaine N. 412 Proceedings, 1991 Annual Meeting, 322 Davis, MD, 459 Reiner KL, Huycke MM, McNabb SJN. ANTIMICROBIAL Green R. Leaders in medicine: C.S. Lewis, Descriptive epidemiology of Lyme SUSCEPTIBILITIES Jr., MD, 170 disease in Oklahoma, 503 Comparison of antimicrobial suscepti- Green R. Leaders in medicine: Hays R. Saizow RB. Managing cholesterol in bilities among hospitalized and nurs- Yandell, MD, 16 children and adolescents, 153 ing home patients from Oklahoma. Green R. Women in medicine: on the Saizow RB. Physician-delivered smoking Flournoy DJ, Johnson S. Welch D, 563 move in Oklahoma, 470 intervention, 612 AUTHORS Haglund LA, Flournoy DJ, Gilmore MS, Saizow RB. See Smallwood KG, 516 Ali SI. See Qadri SMH, 499 Huycke MM. Enterococcus: an old Smallwood KG, Kick SD, Beal JA, Saizow Andrews MD. Ethical and legal dilemmas pathogen with new tricks, 305 RB. Patient demographic character- in medicine: an introduction for medi- Haines JD Jr. Case for capital punish- istics and housestaff performance in cal students, 222 ment, A, 415 the care of patients with human im- Andrews MD: See Smith WO, 63 Hall N: See Deckert GH, 107 munodeficiency virus disease, 516 J Okla State Med Assoc, Vol 84, December 1991 Smith C: See Atkinson SD, 291 CLASSIFIEDS, 32, 78, 127, 190, 236, 279, Kelly, Roy Oliver Kelly, Jr., 623 Smith EM: See Atkinson SD, 291 321, 428, 474, 536, 579, 623 Loftin, Robert Love, 235 Smith JD. See Smith PC, 599 COCAINE Messinger, Robert Phillip, 235 Smith PC, Smith JD. Treatment out- Cocaine metabolites in pre-Columbian Moore, Clifford Wesley, 474 comes of impaired physicians in hair. Cartmell LW, Aufderhide A, Moore, George Clifford, 474 Oklahoma, 599 Weems C, 11 Moore, James Goree, 276 Smith WO, Andrews MD. Did you hear COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, Munding, Linus A., 235 that noise? 63 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Olson, Forrest William, 123 Smith WO. Department comes ofa ge, A, Changes in demographics at the Univer- Penrod, John Norman, 276 263 sity of Oklahoma College of Medicine. Phelps, Malcom E., 235 Tharwat JD. See Qadri SMH, 499 Hall NK, 66 Roberson, Arvin Craig, 474 Torres XM, Cucchiara AJ, Lee ET, College of Medicine upgrading its course Robinson, Charles Watson, Jr., 189 Whittaker RG, Bohlman GL, Whang evaluation system, 228 Russell, George Richard, 74 R. Health screening in elderly Okla- COMANCHE-COTTON-TILLMAN Smith, Francis Elmo, 74 homans, 409 COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Smith, Henry Clinton, 276 Weatherby F. Recruiting into nursing: Comanche-Cotton-Tillman society has Taylor, Jr., Clarence Pierce, 236 how the physician can help, 13 first legislative reception, 121 Tracy, Gilbert Wayne, 421 Weems C. See Cartmell LW, 11 COMMENTARY Trent, Robert Irvine, 189 Welch D. See Flournoy DJ, 563 Case for capital punishment, A. Haines Williams, Gregg Laurence, 74 Welch RW, Yokoyama Y, Cooper DKC, JD Jr, 415 Wilson, Charles Hugh, 623 Zuhdi N. Gastrointestinal manage- Changing attitudes toward women phy- DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE, ment of patients undergoing heart sicians. Jarolim DR, 118 OUHSC transplantation, 557 Lay midwives in Oklahoma. Giacoia GP, Department comes of age, A. Smith WO, Whitson B. See Little B, 455 160 263 Wiggins J. See Merrill RE, 165 New role of the nursing home director. DISEASE Yokoyama Y. See Welch RW, 557 Zumwalt R, 163 On the germ theory of disease. McIntyre Zuhdi N. See Welch RW, 557 Physician-delivered smoking interven- RV, 495 Zumwalt R. New role of the nursing home tion. Saizow RB, 612 DOTTER, BILLY DALE medical director, 163 CONGENITAL NEVI Billy D. Dotter assumes presidency dur- AUXILIARY, 45, 89, 138, 201, 247, 487, Management of congenital pigmented ing Oklahoma City meeting, 225 547, 589, 639 nevi. Everett MA, 213 CRITICAL CARE _ Critical care medicine course begins in OKC on February 29, 620 EDITORIALS BACTERIAL RESISTANCE American solution, An. McIntyre RV, 51 Comparison of bacterial resistance to = Another payment due. McIntyre RV, 149 antimicrobials in Riyadh, Medina, and Charlie. Dotter BD, 597 Oklahoma City. Qadri SMH, Ali SI, DARROW, FRANK E. Involuntary insurance. McIntyre RV, 405 Flournoy DJ, Miskeen AK, Tharwat A tribute, 75 Label: POISON. McIntyre RV, 553 JD, Miller J, 499 DAVIS, ELAINE N. Lethal prescriptions. McIntyre RV, 209 BOGARDUS, CARL R., JR. Leaders in medicine: Elaine N. Davis, Mirror, mirror on the wall. McIntyre RV, OU physician now president of American MD. Green R, 459 5 College of Radiology, 621 DEATHS New technology in a new decade. Lambird BOOK SHOP, 30, 75, 190, 233, 277, 425, Alexander, Jack Owen, 622 PA, '7 473, 535, 576 Angus, Howard, 622 On “timing.” Dotter BD, 497 BRACHIAL PLEXUS NEUROPATHY Barnes, Harry Edward, 275 On a wrong right. McIntyre RV, 447 Brachial plexus neuropathy. Boyd GB, 9 Berg, Milton Louis, 73 On feeding tubes. McIntyre RV, 97 BROWN, C. ALTON Bradley, Frank Leo, 574 On the germ theory of disease. McIntyre Living memorial, A. 273 Brown, Clifford Alton, 275 RV, 495 BUREAU OF NARCOTICS AND Brown, Irwin Hubert, 622 Our renewed federation. Lambird PA, 99 DANGEROUS DRUGS (BNDD) Coates, Rugie Reginald, 574rrr Professions united. Lambird PA, 53 Free copies of BNDD publication now Cook, Edward Tiffin, 474 Readers speak, The. McIntyre RV, 253 available to OSMA members, 420 Cooke, Everette Ellis, 32 Refining American gold. McIntyre RV, Cotten, Daisy Gertrude, 321 301 — Cramer, Ronald I., 474 Rural caucus—November 23rd. Dotter Crawford, Sterling Thomas, 73 BD, 555 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Cunningham, William Alfred, 321 Summing up. Lambird PA, 151 Case for capital punishment, A. Haines Darrow, Frank Eugene, 74 Winter reverie. McIntyre RV, 595 JD Jr, 415 Davis, William Orville, 235 EDUCATION CARCINOMA Ellis, Edward Woodrow, 623 Changes in demographics at the Uni- Endometrioid carcinoma arising in Fitter, Stephen Seth, 32 versity of Oklahoma College of Medi- endometriosis after 21 years: a case Florence, John, 321 cine. Hall NK, 66 report. Maguire PJ, Barney JA, 570 Gilbert, John Berry, 536 Department comes of age, A.S mith WO, CHOLECYSTECTOMY Groves, Hassell Eugene, 275 263 Laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Calhoon Hinkle, Alfred Burke, 275 Ethical and legal dilemmas in medicine: SW, Hopkins LS, 60 Hoke, Lillian Marie, 623 an introduction for medical students. CHOLESTEROL Hopping, Mark Duane, 321 Andrews MD, 222 Managing cholesterol in children and Kahn, Robert W., 623 adolescents. Saizow RB, 153 Kaiser, George Louis, 276 J Okla State Med Assoc, Vol 84, December 1991 Factors influencing choice of specialty IN VITRO FERTILIZATION John R. Alexander, MD, 27 and location of residency. Deckert GH, In vitro fertilization services at OUHSC Recruiting into nursing: how the physi- Beckham E£, Hall N, Holmes J, 107 include new options, 468 cian can help. Weatherby F, 13 On physicians and litigation. Merrill RE, Wiggins J, 165 —|_— au Recruiting into nursing: how the physi- cian can help. Weatherby F, 13 LABELING OBSTETRICAL PRACTICE ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY Label: POISON. McIntyre RV, 553 Obstetrical practice survey report: Electroconvulsive therapy revisited. LAST WORD, THE, 46, 90, 140, 202, 248, Healthy Futures Program, May 2, Atkinson SD, Smith C, Smith EM, 292, 400, 440, 488, 548, 590, 640 1991. Leuthard JL, Davison M, Lorenz Miller JM, 219 LEGISLATION, OKLAHOMA D, 607 ENTEROCOCCUS OSMA tracks more than 150 bills during OFF DUTY, 29 Enterococcus: an old pathogen with new 1991 legislative session, 417 OKLAHOMA STATE MEDICAL ASSO- tricks. Haglund LA, Flournoy DJ, LEWIS, C.S., Jr. CIATION HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF Gilmore MS, Huycke MM, 305 Leaders in medicine: C.S. Lewis, Jr., MD. SECTION ETHICS Green R, 170 OSMA-HMSS chairman reports on Ethical and legal dilemmas in medicine: LIFE MEMBERS section’s goals and activities, 528 an introduction for medical students. Twenty Life Memberships follow changes OSMA-HMSS is monitoring the national Andrews MD, 222 in association bylaws, 468 practitioner data bank, 573 EXAMINATION, PHYSICAL LITIGATION OSMA-HMSS (See OKLAHOMA STATE Did you hear that noise? Smith WO, On physicians and litigation. Merrill RE, MEDICAL ASSOCIATION HOSPITAL Andrews MD, 63 Wiggins J, 165 MEDICAL STAFF SECTION) LOSS PREVENTION SEMINARS OSDH, FROM THE, 30, 73, 124, 187, 231, =a PLICO loss prevention seminars will 271, 314, 421, 469, 533, 574, 622 begin next month in OKC, 71 OUHSC (See UNIVERSITY OF OKLA- GAMMA CAMERAS LYME DISEASE HOMA HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER) $1 million gamma cameras help study of Descriptive epidemiology of Lyme disease monoclonal antibodies, 420 in Oklahoma. Reiner KL, Huycke = GASTROENTERITIS MM, McNabb SJN, 503 Ice implicated when 150 persons become ie PARKER, JOE MARION ill after baseball game, 72 Tribute to a great surgeon, 534 GRANT PHYSICIAN RECOVERY OU study in clinical obstetrics gets major MARCH, WAYNE F. Message from the director of the Physi- grant from NICHD, 270 Drs Hemstreet and March named George cian Recovery Foundation, 27 Lynn Cross professors, 272 PHYSICIANS LIABILITY INSURANCE McKEE, PATRICK A. =— Dr Patrick A. McKee to serve on national COMPANY (PLICO) Living memorial, A. 273 drug advisory panel, 122 PLICO expands its 1991 schedule of HEALTH SCREENING MEDICAL DIRECTOR seminars, includes Bahamas, 225 Health screening in elderly Oklahomans. New role of the nursing home medical PLICO loss prevention seminars will Torres XM, Cucchiara AJ, Lee ET, director. Zumwalt R, 163 Whittaker RG, Bohlman GL, Whang MEDINA, JESUS E. PICNIbeCg,i n OnSexMtA month in OKC, 71 R, 409 OU professor one of only two to earn HEART TRANSPLANTATION clinical oncology award, 71 OSMA sponsors picnicin OKC to welcome new medical students Gastrointestinal management of patients MIDWIVES PLICO (See PHYSICIANS LIABILITY undergoing heart transplantation. Lay midwives in Oklahoma. Giacoia GP, INSURANCE COMPANY) Welch RW, Yokoyama Y, Cooper DKC, 160 PLUNKET, D.C. Zuhdi N, 557 MUNNELL, EDWARD R. HEMSTREET, GEORGE P., III Oklahoma City doctor receives award D.C. Plunket is acting dean of OU College of Medicine - Tulsa, 421 Drs Hemstreet and March named George from lung association, 313 PRESIDENT’S PAGE Lynn Cross professors, 272 HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY =_— Dotter BD, 211, 255, 303, 407, 443, 497, 555 VIRUS (HIV) (See ACQUIRED Lambird PA, 7, 53, 99, 151 IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME) NATIONAL PRACTITIONER DATA PROCEEDINGS BANK 1991 OSMA Annual Meeting Proceed- National data bank has financial diffi- culties, much competition, 619 ings, 322 NICKLES, SENATOR DON IMPAIRED PHYSICIANS Interview with Senator Don Nickles on —R— Treatment outcomes of impaired physi- domestic health care issues. Reece cians in Oklahoma. Smith PC, Smith RL, 412 RADER SCHOLARSHIPS JD, 599 NURSING Four resident physicians receive scholar- IN A LIGHTER VEIN, 232, 274, 422 Friend of Nursing award goes to Tulsa’s ships from Rader trust, 419 IN MEMORIAM, 31, 74, 125, 185, 276, 315, 428, 576, 624 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS, 88, 138, 200, 246, 290, 398, 438, 588, 638 1- 46 Jan 91-140 Mar 203-248 May 293-400 Jul 441-488 Sep 549-590 Nov INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS, 88, 47- 90 Feb 141-202 Apr 249-292 Jun 401-440 Aug 489-548 Oct 591-640 Dec 138, 200, 246, 290, 398, 438, 588, 638 ] Okla State Med Assoc, Vol 84, December 1991 RADIATION endometriosis after 21 years: a case and location of residency. Deckert GH, Principles of oncology: how radiation report. Maguire PJ, Barney JA, 570 Beckham E, Hall N, Holmes J, 107 therapy works. Graham WJ, Murphy Enterococcus: an old pathogen with new SPIDER BITES DP, 451 tricks. Haglund LA, Flournoy DJ, Treatment of spider bites by high voltage RBRVS (See RESOURCE BASED RELA- Gilmore MS, Huycke MM, 305 direct current. Osborn CD, 257 TIVE VALUE SCALE) Failed appointment, The. Little B, Can- STREBEL, SHERRY REACTION TIME, 75, 125, 189, 233, 320, non C, Whitson B, Jarolim DR, 455 Sherry Strebel assumes office as AMA 423, 533 Gastrointestinal management of patients Auxiliary president, 269 REHABILITATION undergoing heart transplantation. SUICIDE Positioning and Mobility Center to con- Welch RW, Yokoyama Y, Cooper DKC, Lethal prescriptions. McIntyre RV, 209 solidate rehab services, 575 Nuhdi N, 557 SUMMER STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS RESIDENTS Geriatric abdominal surgery under local Summer Student Scholarships in pedi- OUHSC residents among 50 to win vol- anesthetic: a case report. Calhoon EL, atric research to be awarded, 472 unteer activities awards, 227 261 SURGERY RESIDENCY Health screening in elderly Oklahomans Geriatric abdominal surgery under local Factors influencing choice of specialty Torres XM, Cucchiara AJ, Lee ET, anesthetic: a case report. Calhoon EL, and location of residency. Deckert GH, Whittaker RG, Bohlman GL, Whang 261 Beckham E, Hall N, Holmes J, 107 R, 409 SURVEY, READERSHIP RESOURCE BASED RELATIVE HIV seroprevalence in Oklahoma Readers have a lot to say about the VALUE SCALE (RBRVS) childbearing women. Govin M, JOURNAL in member survey, 269 OSMA leaders fly to Washington for dis- Botchlet R, Graves T, Harkess J, Readers speak, The. McIntyre RV, 253 cussion on RBRVS cuts, 467 Kudlac J, 566 RBRVS—Where and whither? Lambird Laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Calhoon = = PA, 531 SW, Hopkins LS, 60 RETINOPEXY, PNEUMATIC Management of congenital pigmented THROMBOSIS Pneumatic retinopexy: experience in nevi. Everett MA, 213 Diagnosing deep venous thrombosis in Southwest Oklahoma. Rapkin JS, 55 Managing cholesterol in children and the 1990s. Brammer WM, 101 RIGHT TO DIE adolescents. Saizow RB, 153 TOMPKINS, ROBERT G. On feeding tubes. McIntyre RV, 97 Obstetrical practice survey report: Evening of Excellence honorees include RISK EXPOSURE Healthy Futures Program, May 2, Dr Robert G. Tompkins, 123 Occupational risk exposure reports 1991. Leuthard JL, Davison M, Lorenz TOMSOVIC, EDWARD J. among first responders in Oklahoma, D, 607 Tulsa medical college dean to relinquish January 1989-December 1990. Gildon Occupational risk exposure reports post in five months, 25 B, Harkess J, 604 among first responders in Oklahoma, TRUSTEES, OSMA RURAL HEALTH CARE January 1989-December 1990. Gildon Trustees discuss bylaws change and se- Rural caucus—November 23rd. Dotter B, Harkess J, 604 lect 1991 award recipients, 182 BD, 555 Patient demographic characteristics and OSMA Board of Trustees holds its sum- housestaff performance in the care of mer meeting in OKC, 527 a patients with human immunodefi- OSMA trustees reaffirm position on ciency virus disease. Smallwood KG, single-zone reimbursement, 25 SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES Kick SD, Beal JA, Saizow RB, 516 Brachial plexus neuropathy. Boyd GB, 9 Pneumatic retinopathy: experience in — Cocaine metabolites in pre-Columbian Southwest Oklahoma. Rapkin JS, 55 mummy hair. Cartmell LW, Principles of oncology: how radiation UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Aufderhide A, Weems C, 11 therapy works HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER Comparison of antimicrobial suscepti- Graham WJ, Murphy DP, 451 (OUHSC) bilities among hospitalized and nurs- Treatment of spider bites by high voltage National Institutes of Health gives ing home patients from Oklahoma. direct current. Osborn CD, 257 Shannon Award to OUHSC, 573 Flournoy DJ, Johnson S. Welch D, 563 Treatment outcomes of impaired physi- OUHSC residents among 50 to win vol- Comparison of bacterial resistance to cians in Oklahoma. Smith PC, Smith unteer activities awards, 227 antimicrobials in Riyadh, Medina, and JD, 599 Robert Wood Johnson group gives almost Oklahoma City. Qadri SMH, Ali SI, SMOKING INTERVENTION $1 million to OUHSC, 529 Flournoy DJ, Miskeen AK, Tharwat Physician-delivered smoking interven- Special events open new library at OU JD, Miller J, 499 tion. Saizow RB, 612 Health Sciences Center, 230 Comparison of human and animal mouth SPECIAL ARTICLES flora. Rayan GM, Downard D, Cahill Economic impact of AIDS on Oklahoma —w— S, Flournoy DJ, 510 hospitals. Lapolla M, Turner M, Descriptive epidemiology of Lyme disease Santee B, 113 WOMEN IN MEDICINE in Oklahoma. Reiner KL, Huycke Interview with Senator Don Nickles on Changing attitudes toward women phy- MM, McNabb SJN, 503 domestic health care issues. Reece sicians. Jarolim DR, 118 Diagnosing deep venous thrombosis in RL, 412 Women in medicine: on the move in Okla- the 1990s. Brammer WM, 101 Leaders in medicine: C.S. Lewis, Jr., MD. homa. Green R, 470 Did you hear that noise? Smith WO, Green R, 170 WORTH REPEATING, 316, 424, 531 Andrews MD, 63 Leaders in medicine: Elaine N. Davis, Electroconvulsive therapy revisited. MD. Green R, 459 iti. Atkinson SD, Smith C, Smith EM, Leaders in medicine: Hays R. Yandell, Miller JM, 219 MD. Green R, 16 YANDELL, HAYS R. Endometrioid carcinoma arising in SPECIALTY Leaders in medicine: Hays R. Yandell, Factors influencing choice of specialty MD. Green R, 16 J Okla State Med Assoc, Vol 84, Gecember 1991