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Author Index to Volume 37
Author Index to Volume 37* A Affronti J, 37:497 (LTE), 37:654 (LTE) Aibe T, 37:408 (LTE) Aisenberg J, 37:552 (NM) Alberti-Flor JJ, 37:107 (LTE) Al-Kawas FH, 37:329 (OA) Allen JI, 37:416 (BR) Allen M, 37:657 (BR) Alonso JL, 37:406 (LTE) Altorki NK, 37:652 (LTE) Ammon HV, 37:115 (BR) Anderson JR, 37:175 (OA) Angelini G, 37:607 (OA) Arora A, 37:403 (LTE) Arrowsmith JB, 37:421 (OA) Ate~ KB, 37:653 (LTE) Audigier JC, 37:587 (LTE) Auteri AG, 37:486 (CR)
B Baer JW, 37:571 (CR) Baillie J, 37:94 (E), 37:399 (E), 37:214 (EAW), 37:367 (CR), 37:412 (EAW), 37:413 (EAW), 37:497 (LTE), 37:650 (LTE), 37:655 (LTE), 37:656 (EAW) Balsam PE, 37:411 (LTE), 37:584 (LTE) Banerjee B, 37:569 (CR) Banez VP, 37:455 (OA) Barkin JS, 37:82 (CR), 37:414 (EAW), 37:469 (NM), 37:501 (LTE), 37:591 (EAW) Baron G, 37:79 (CR) Barthelemy C, 37:587 (LTE) Barthel JS, 37:505 (EAW), 37:638 (CR) BashkoffE, 37:152 (OA) Bauer JJ, 37:1 (OA) Benjamin SB, 37:22 (OA), 37:329 (OA), 37:421 (OA) Benkov KJ, 37:190 (CR) Bennett B, 37:65 (CR) Benson MJ, 37:193 (CR) Berg P, 37:589 (LTE) Berger SA, 37:86 (CR) Bernstein LH, 37:365 (CR) Binmoeller KF, 37:192 (CR) Birkett DH, 37:143 (OA) Blackstone MO, 37:206 (LTE) Bloom GP, 37:212 (LTE) Blue M, 37:180 (NM) Bondoc EM, 37:455 (OA) Bonhomme L, 37:624 (NM) Borland JL Jr, 37:205 (FTR) Botet JF, 37:449 (OA), 37:543 (OA) Boyacioglu S, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Boyce GA, 37:449 (OA) Boyce HW Jr, 37:92 (E), 37:449 (OA) Brady PG, 37:27 (OA) Braig C, 37:347 (OA) Branch MS, 37:413 (EAW), 37:497 (LTE) Brandt LJ, 37:65 (CR), 37:106 (LTE), 37:365 (CR), 37:504 (EAW) Brazer SR, 37:656 (EAW) Brenner S, 37:65 (CR)
Brinherg D, 37:652 (LTE) Brown PE, 37:503 (EAW) Brunetaud JM, 37:492 (LTE) Budillon G, 37:407 (LTE) Bulighin G, 37:607 (OA) Burroughs AK, 37:51 (OA) Burton DD, 37:5 (OA) Buse PE, 37:635 (CR) Bushnell L, 37:480 (CR) Buto SK, 37:209 (LTE) Buxton C, 37:550 (NM) C
Cales P, 37:589 (LTE) Camacho KE, 37:361 (CR) Camhareri A, 37:405 (LTE) Caner ME, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Cariani G, 37:406 (LTE) Castagnini A, 37:607 (OA) Catalano M, 37:556 (CR) Cattau EL Jr, 37:22 (OA), 37:329 (OA) Cave DR, 37:109 (EAW), 37:143 (OA) Cerrai FG, 37:405 (LTE) Chamroonkul N, 37:104 (LTE) Chang KJ, 37:444 (OA) Chapman BA, 37:527 (OA) Chaput J-C, 37:624 (NM) Ching CK, 37:404 (LTE), 37:499 (LTEl, 37:550 (NM) Chinichian A, 37:159 (OA) Chobanian SJ, 37:395 (E) Chung SCS, 37:104 (LTEl, 37:310 (OA) Church JA, 37:175 (OA) Clarke G, 37:411 (LTE) Classen M, 37:31 (OA), 37:347 (OAl, 37:433 (OA), 37:449 (OA) Cohan CF, 37:183 (NMl, 37:651 (LTE) Cohen L, 37:552 (NM) Cohen LB, 37:511 (OA) Cohen M, 37:495 (LTE) Collen MJ, 37:329 (OA) Colletti RB, 37:211 (LTE) Coman E, 37:65 (CR) Connelly J, 37:556 (CR) Cook HB, 37:527 (OA) Corcoran PC, 37:410 (LTE) Cortot A, 37:492 (LTE) Cotton PB, 37:94 (E), 37:202 (E), 37:133 (OA), 37:383 (SR) Coye T, 37:444 (OA) Crampton AR, 37:209 (LTE) Cravens E, 37:88 (CR) Cumhur T, 37:470 (CR)
D Dabezies MA, 37:60 (NM), 37:502 (LTE) Dalay AR, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) d'Aquino A, 37:106 (LTE) DeFrancesco F, 37:106 (LTE) del Junco GW, 37:370 (CR) DeRidder PH, 37:586 (LTE) Desai RK, 37:180 (NM) Desportes R, 37:587 (LTE) deTarnowsky GO, 37:108 (LTE)
DiLorenzo JC, 37:108 (LTE) DiSario JD, 37:315 (OA) Duane WC, 37:217 (BR) Duggal A, 37:574 (CR) Dumas 0, 37:587 (LTE) Duncan HE Jr, 37:18 (OA) Dyer WS, 37:361 (CR)
E Ederle A, 37:607 (OA) Edmonson JM, 37:S27 Edmundowicz SA, 37:635 (CR) Ehrenpreis E, 37:101 (LTE) Eigenbrodt E, 37:556 (CR) Eisdorfer RM, 37:108 (LTE) Elloway RS, 37:586 (LTE) Endo M, 37:626 (NM) Erdozain JC, 37:104 (LTE) Erickson RA, 37:444 (OA) Etaix JP, 37:587 (LTE)
F Fabry TL, 37:147 (OA) Fairclough PD, 37:411 (LTE) Fairley SK, 37:210 (LTE) Farris RK, 37:395 (E) Feingelrent H, 37:494 (LTE) Fennerty MB, 37:125 (OA) Ferenci DA, 37:594 (BR) Ferlazzo G, 37:106 (LTE) Ferrer JP, 37:107 (LTE) Feuerbach S, 37:347 (OA) Fine SN, 37:565 (CR) Fiorito J, 37:111 (EAW), 37:112 (EAW) Fisher RS, 37:60 (NM), 37:502 (LTE) Fleischer DE, 37:22 (OA), 37:100 (FTRl, 37:329 (OAl, 37:421 (OA), 37:449 (OA) Flescher LM, 37:469 (NM), 37:501 (LTE) Fockens P, 37:631 (CR) Fontana G, 37:406 (LTE) Forne M, 37:611 (OA) FosterJH, 37:212 (LTE) Foutch PG, 37:295 (OA) Frampton CM, 37:527 (OA) Frank BB, 37:401 (FTR), 37:492 (FTR), 37:580 (FTR), 37:648 (FTR) Frank M, 37:65 (CR) Fried M, 37:325 (OA) Fried RL, 37:405 (LTE) Frlicka P, 37:495 (LTE) Froehlich F, 37:325 (OA) Fuji T, 37:408 (LTE) Fujimura H, 37:408 (LTE) Fujino MA, 37:656 (EAW) Fujishima M, 37:535 (OA), 37:539 (OA) G
Gallagher J, 37:329 (OA) Gallo SH, 37:413 (EAW) Gandolfi L, 37:592 (EAW), 37:593 (EAW) Gangaraju CR, 37:634 (CR) Garewal HS, 37:125 (OA)
Geenen JE, 37:377 (R), 37:38 (OA), 37:383 (SR), 37:553 (NM), 37:617 (OA) Gelb A, 37:473 (CR) Gelernt 1M, 37:1 (OA) Gelrud D, 37:44 (OA) Genta RM, 37:476 (CR) Genta RS, 37:68 (CR) Gerdes H, 37:543 (OA) Gerstman BB, 37:421 (OA) Gerstner P, 37:S1 Gessner F, 37:214 (EAW), 37:412 (EAW) Gilliam JH III, 37:590 (LTE) Glaser D, 37:108 (LTE) Goenka MK, 37:460 (OA) Goff JS, 37:632 (CR) Goh PMY, 37:634 (CR) Goldberg RI, 37:501 (LTE) Goldner F, 37:604 (OA) Goldschmid S, 37:27 (OA) Gonvers JJ, 37:325 (OA) Goodgame RW, 37:84 (CR), 37:479 (CR) Gorfine SR, 37: (OA) Goseki N, 37:626 (NM) Gostout CJ, 37:5 (OA) Goyal R, 37:405 (LTE) Graber IN, 37:338 (OA) Grabow DE, 37:305 (OA) Graham DY, 37:110 (EAW), 37:577 (E), 37:84 (CR), 37:650 (LTE) Grandpierre G, 37:591 (LTE) Green WB, 37:559 (CR) Greenberg BR, 37:212 (LTE) Greenfield A, 37:143 (OA) Greer AJ, 37:404 (LTE), 37:499 (LTE) Griebel M, 37:31 (OA) Grim IS, 37:210 (LTE) Gross JB Jr, 37:600 (OA) Guan Z, 37:305 (OA) Guelrud M, 37:44 (OA), 37:103 (LTE), 37:428 (OA), 37:522 (OA) Gunther JS, 37:216 (BR) H
Haber GB, 37:511 (OA) Hagenmiiller F, 37:31 (OA), 37:433 (OA) Haluszka 0, 37:210 (LTE) Hamilton I, 37:568 (CR) Haraguchi, 37:585 (LTE) Hargrove RL, 37:395 (E) Harig JM, 37:374 (CR) Harman KM, 37:18 (OA) Hartford JD, 37:469 (NM) Hashizume M, 37:187 (CR) Haubrich WS, 37:113 (BR) Hawes RH, 37:353 (NM), 37:449 (OA), 37:511 (OA) Hebert JC, 37:211 (LTE) Hepps K, 37:479 (CR) Hernandez ME, 37:107 (LTE) Herrera JL, 37:655 (LTE) Hickok DF, 37:338 (OA) Hilmioglu F, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Hixson LJ, 37:125 (OA)
• GA, original article; NM, new methods-new materials; CR, case reports; E, editorial; FTR, from the rostrum; LTE, letter to the editor; EAW, endoscopy around the world; BR, hook review; SP, spectrum; SR, special report.
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Hogan WJ, 37:38 (OA), 37:617 (OA) Holgate C, 37:550 (NM) Holmes GKT, 37:550 (NM) Holt RW, 37:410 (LTE) Horakova M, 37:495 (LTE) Hoste P, 37:583 (LTE) Hsia PA, 37:22 (OA) Hsu R, 37:455 (OA) Huibregtse K, 37:631 (CR) Hui WM, 37:299 (OA) Hunter JG, 37:480 (CR) Hyman N, 37:56 (NM) I
Iida M, 37:535 (OA), 37:539 (OA) Inoue H, 37:626 (NM) Isaac JR, 37:634 (CR) Iwashita A, 37:319 (OA) J
Jaen D, 37:522 (OA) Janson JA, 37:367 (CR) Jeng K-S, 37:196 (CR) Jensen RT, 37:508 (BR) Johnson GK, 37:38 (OA) Jones DM, 37:344 (OA) Jouffre C, 37:587 (LTE) K
Kadakia SC, 37:183 (NM), 37:651 (LTE) Kang JY, 37:634 (CR) Kantrowitz PA, 37:641 (E), 37:508 (BR) Kaplan D, 37:208 (LTE) Kapur BML, 37:441 (OA) Karita M, 37:128 (OA), 37:408 (LTE) Katuscak I, 37:495 (LTE) Katz E, 37:190 (CR) Katz P, 37:594 (BR) Kavin H, 37:499 (LTE) Kawano T, 37:626 (NM) Kaye G, 37:51 (OA) Keller RT, 37:416 (BR) Kenny GNC, 37:175 (OA) Kerr RM, 37:590 (LTE) Khuroo MS, 37:498 (LTE) Kibort PM, 37:594 (BR) Kidwell J, 37:329 (OA) King JF, 37:416 (BR) Kirby SL, 37:621 (OA) Kirchner JP, 37:531 (OA) Kirsch M, 37:180 (NM) Kirsner JB, 37:643 (E) Kitahara K, 37:319 (OA) Kitano S, 37:187 (CR) Knecht GL, 37:356 (NM) Kobayashi S, 37:110 (EAW), 37:506 (EAW) Kochhar R, 37:165 (OA), 37:460 (OA), 37:588 (LTE) Kodama T, 37:128 (OA) Kortan P, 37:511 (OA) Kotler DP, 37:571 (CR) Kow-ean S, 37:104 (LTE) Kow-ean U, 37:104 (LTE) Kozarek RA, 37:71 (CR), 37:356 (NM) Kranz KR, 37:621 (OA) Kreel I, 37:1 (OA) Krevsky B, 37:60 (NM), 37:502 (LTE) Kriplani AK, 37:441 (OA) Kruis W, 37:547 (OA) Kuligowska E, 37:143 (OA) Kuo SHF, 37:196 (CR) Kuwano H, 37:585 (LTE) L
Lai CL, 37:299 (OA) Lai CW, 37:654 (LTE) Lai K-H, 37:161 (OA) Lam SK, 37:299 (OA) Lambroza A, 37:652 (LTE)
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Lane MR, 37:564 (CR) Lanza FL, 37:400 (E) Lappas JC, 37:465 (NM) Lau YN, 37:299 (OA) Laurence BH, 37:210 (LTE) Laway BA, 37:498 (LTE) Lawson JM, 37:133 (OA), 37:344 (OA) Lebovics E, 37:212 (LTE) Ledgerwood AM, 37:305 (OA) Ledo L, 37:104 (LTE) Lee F-Y, 37:161 (OA) Lee JT, 37:216 (BR) Lee S-D, 37:161 (OA) Lee SH, 37:73 (CR) Lehman GA, 37:88 (CR), 37:107 (LTE), 37:214 (EAW), 37:353 (NM), 37:383 (SR), 37:449 (OM, 37:490 (E), 37:511 (OA) Leichtmann GA, 37:494 (LTE) LeLeiko NS, 37:190 (CR) Leung FW, 37:310 (OA), 37:455 (OA) Leung JWC, 37:104 (LTE), 37:310 (OA), 37:455 (OA), 37:654 (LTE) Levin B, 37:556 (CR) Levine DS, 37:332 (OA) Levine JG, 37:75 (CR) Levinson J, 37:584 (LTE) Lewis BS, 37:97 (E), 37:147 (OA), 37:493 (LTE), 37:496 (LTE), 37:552 (NM) Lewis FW, 37:632 (CR) Lewis JH, 37:22 (OA), 37:329 (OA) Lewis M, 37:114 (BR) Li AKC, 37:104 (LTE) Lieberman DA, 37:192 (CR) Lightdale CJ, 37:92 (E), 37:99 (E), 37:75 (CR), 37:449 (OA), 37:543 (OA) Liguory C, 37:383 (SR) Likier HM, 37:62 (NM), 37:75 (CR) Lillich M, 37:505 (EAW) Lin C-Y, 37:161 (OA) Linsheer WG, 37:208 (LTE) Lo G-H, 37:161 (OA) Lok ASF, 37:299 (OA) Lo K-J, 37:161 (OA) Long WB, 37:486 (CR) Lorenz R, 37:347 (OA) Lucas CE, 37:305 (OA) Lyon DT, 37:581 (LTE) M
Macko J, 37:495 (LTE) Maeda K, 37:319 (OA) Maher KA, 37:22 (OA) Mai HD, 37:597 (OA) Maksimak M, 37:356 (NM) Malet PF, 37:486 (CR) Malik U, 37:161 (OA) Mancini A, 37:405 (LTE) Mandelstam P, 37:114 (BR) Manela F, 37:361 (CR) Mangum D, 37:638 (CR) Manier JW, 37:215 (BR) Manzione NC, 37:501 (LTE) Marsh WH, 37:559 (CR) Martin DF, 37:518 (OA) Martines F, 37:106 (LTE) Mason A, 37:108 (LTE) Massey BT, 37:617 (OA) Mathews J, 37:329 (OA) Mathus-Vliegen EMH, 37:9 (OA) Matsumoto T, 37:539 (OA) Matsuura H, 37:585 (LTE) Maunmoury V, 37:492 (LTE) Maves BV, 37:395 (E) McBane RD, 37:600 (OA) McClave SA, 37:413 (EAW) McCormick PA, 37:51 (OA) McFarlane-Ferreira Y, 37:190 (CR) McGovern R, 37:82 (CR) McGreen T, 37:499 (LTE) McIntyre N, 37:51 (OA) McJunkin B, 37:18 (OA), 37:652 (LTE)
McJunkin JE, 37:18 (OA) McMillan WO Jr, 37:18 (OA) McQueen C, 37:507 (BR) Mehta S, 37:165 (OA) Mehta SK, 37:165 (OA), 37:460 (OA) Meier PB, 37:507 (BR) Mellinger JD, 37:155 (OA) Mendoza S, 37:44 (OA), 37:428 (OA), 37:522 (OA) Meroni E, 37:405 (LTE) Merono E, 37:104 (LTE) Mersich K, 37:372 (CR) Meyer GW, 37:201 (E) Meyers WC, 37:383 (SR) Meyers WS, 37:94 (E) Mihas AA, 37:655 (LTE) Mikalov A, 37:469 (NM) Miller CM, 37:190 (CR) Miller LS, 37:511 (OA) Mills TN, 37:628 (NM) Minoli G, 37:214 (EAW) Miskovitz P, 37:108 (LTE), 37:565 (CR) Mistry P, 37:51 (OA) Mitchell RG, 37:590 (LTE) Molinie C, 37:591 (LTE) Moloo N, 37:632 (CR) Moody C, 37:444 (OA) Moore J, 37:569 (CR) Moore JE, 37:115 (BR) Moreira VF, 37:104 (LTE) Mori M, 37:585 (LTE) Morita M, 37:585 (LTE) Murphy RA, 37:79 (CR) Murthy UK, 37:208 (LTE), 37:484 (CR) N
Nadler LH, 37:500 (LTE), 37:653 (LTE) Naffah F, 37:488 (E) Naficy MA, 37:410 (LTE) Nagi B, 37:588 (LTE) Nakamura H, 37:626 (NM) Nakamura R, 37:305 (OA) Nakamura S, 37:535 (OA) Nakamura T, 37:110 (EAW), 37:506 (EAW) Nardone G, 37:407 (LTE) Nath GD, 37:84 (CR) Naveau S, 37:624 (NM) Neuhaus H, 37:31 (OA) Ng MMT, 37:299 (OA) Ng W-W, 37:161 (OA) Nicholson GI, 37:568 (CR) NickI NJ, 37:133 (OA), 37:383 (SR) Nicolls MG, 37:455 (OA) Nicotina PA, 37:106 (LTE) Noel SM, 37:361 (CR) Nomiyama Y, 37:319 (OA) Norfleet RG, 37:531 (OA) Novis BH, 37:109 (EAW), 37:494 (LTE), 37:582 (LTE), 37:593 (EAW) Nunez JF, 37:531 (OA)
o O'Brien CB, 37:486 (CR) O'Connor KW, 37:465 (NM) Ohta M, 37:187 (CR) Okada M, 37:319 (OA) Okita K, 37:128 (OA), 37:408 (LTE) O'Leary DP, 37:143 (OA) Ovartlarnporn B, 37:104 (LTE) Overholt BF, 37:395 (E) Oxner RBG, 37:527 (OA)
p Pandol S, 37:114 (BR) Panes J, 37:611 (OA) Pappas TN, 37:94 (E) Papp J, 37:48 (OA) Pardy K, 37:159 (OA) Parent K, 37:531 (OA) Park SI, 37:68 (CR)
Pascal JP, 37:589 (LTE) Pasini AF, 37:607 (OM Payen JL, 37:589 (LTE) Peebles M, 37:27 (OA) Peluso F, 37:604 (OA) Pereira MC, 37:372 (CR) Person JL, 37:210 (LTE) Picciotto M, 37:106 (LTE) Pietrafitta JJ, 37:338 (OA) Pinkas H, 37:79 (CR) Pinkney JH, 37:411 (LTE) Plaz J, 37:522 (OA) Plotner A, 37:496 (LTE) Podany J, 37:473 (CR) Pollock M, 37:367 (CR) Pomeranz IS, 37:494 (LTE), 37:582 (LTE) Ponich T, 37:511 (OA) Ponsky JL, 37:155 (OA), 37:653 (LTE) Porter FR, 37:395 (E) Preaux N, 37:624 (NM) Price C, 37:395 (E) Priebe WM, 37:482 (CR) Prudente R, 37:473 (CR) Putnam WS, 37:497 (LTE)
Q Quigley EMM, 37:361 (CR)
R Rachal LT, 37:370 (CR) Rajiman I, 37:556 (CR) Ramesh GN, 37:574 (CR) Rashid S, 37:569 (CR) Ratanaburi A, 37:104 (LTE) Rathaus V, 37:582 (LTE) Raval M, 37:305 (OA) Raymond PL, 37:410 (LTE), 37:652 (LTE) Reid BJ, 37:332 (OA) Reinus JF, 37:111 (EAW), 37:112 (EAW), 37:504 (EAW) Rex DK, 37:107 (LTE), 37:465 (NM) Rezk GJ, 37:581 (LTE) Rhodes RA, 37:531 (OA) Rickoff MI, 37:559 (CR) Riess G, 37:433 (OA) Riestra S, 37:406 (LTE) Ritter SB, 37:190 (CR) Robinson M, 37:657 (BR) Rodrigo L, 37:406 (LTE) Rodriguez M, 37:406 (LTE) Rogers K, 37:170 (OA) Rolny P, 37:377 (R) Romeo DP, 37:68 (CR) Rosch T, 37:347 (OA), 37:449 (OA) Rosenberg S, 37:405 (LTE) Rosenthal WS, 37:212 (LTE) Rosh JR, 37:190 (CR) Rossiter G, 37:428 (OA) Roubein L, 37:556 (CR) Rouse D, 37:193 (CR) Ruano JJS, 37:104 (LTE) Rudberg MA, 37:374 (CR) Ruffolo TA, 37:107 (LTE) Russell RCG, 37:383 (SR) Rustgi VK, 37:216 (BR), 37:594 (BR) Ryan ME, 37:139 (OA), 37:531 (OA)
S Sablay B, 37:65 (CR) Saeed ZA, 37:84 (CR), 37:650 (LTE) Sahin B, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Salky BA, 37:1 (OA) Sampliner RE, 37:125 (OA) Samrasinghe DA, 37:568 (CR) Sander C, 37:433 (OA) Sander R, 37:433 (OA) Sanowski RA, 37:159 (OA), 37:295 (OA), 37:315 (OA), 37:597 (OA) San Roman AL, 37:104 (LTE) Sawyer RL, 37:295 (OA) Schaefer R, 37:79 (CR) Schandler S, 37:444 (OA)
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Schmalz MJ, 37:38 (OA) Schnegg JF, 37:325 (OA) Schoenfeld PS, 37:344 (OA) Scholes JV, 37:571 (CR) Schroeder KW, 37:5 (OA) Schuller AM, 37:581 (LTE) Schultz LS, 37:338 (OA) Schuman BM, 37:ii Schuman E, 37:411 (LTE), (LTE) Schusdziarra V, 37:347 (OA) Schwartz M, 37:190 (CR) Schwersenz AH, 37:190 (CR) Scudamore CH, 37:73 (CR) Sellin J, 37:556 (CR) Senecal FM, 37:482 (CR) Shallman RW, 37:493 (LTE) Shapiro M, 37:504 (EAW) Shatz BA, 37:59 (NM), (LTE) Sherman S, 37:214 (EAW), (NM), 37:511 (OA) Shike M, 37:62 (NM) Siegel JH, 37:473 (CR) Siewert JR, 37:347 (OA) Silvis SE, 37:657 (BR) Sim EKW, 37:634 (CR) Simon IB, 37:155 (OA) Singh E, 37:569 (CR) Sinnott JA, 37:584 (LTE) Siringo S, 37:51 (OA) Sivak MV Jr, 37:397 (E), (NM), 37:449 (OA) Smith JW, 37:217 (BR) Smith MB, 37:206 (LTE) Smith RE, 37:402 (LTE) Souney PF, 37:428 (OA) Spinelli P, 37:405 (LTE) Sporn JR, 37:212 (LTE) Stafford RJ, 37:594 (BR) Stanton PD, 37:175 (OA)
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37:649
Starnes EC, 37:183 (NM), 37:651 (LTE) Starnes EC, 37:183 (NM), 37:651 (LTE) Stathopoulos G, 37:374 (CR) Steyaert P, 37:583 (LTE) Stiegmann GV, 37:632 (CR) Stool EW, 37:370 (CR) Straka V, 37:495 (LTE) Suarez A, 37:406 (LTE) Suekane H, 37:539 (OA) Suen MWM, 37:310 (OA) Sugawa C, 37:305 (OA), 37:415 (BR) Sugimachi K, 37:187 (CR), 37:585 (LTE) Sung JY, 37:310 (OA) Sutton FM, 37:479 (CR) Swain CP, 37:193 (CR), 37:628 (NM) Sweetland HM, 37:170 (OA)
37:353
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Tabatowski K, 37:465 (NM) Tacke W, 37:547 (OA) Tada M, 37:128 (OA), 37:408 (LTE) Takeshita K, 37:626 (NM) Talamini G, 37:607 (OA) Talbert G, 37:159 (OA) Tandon RK, 37:403 (LTE) Tangen LE, 37:500 (LTE) Tanoue K, 37:187 (CR) Tarver RD, 37:465 (NM) Tawil SC, 37:106 (LTE), 37:365 (CR) Thavorides V, 37:59 (NM) Thomas GA, 37:415 (BR) Ti TK, 37:634 (CR) Tisch G, 37:527 (OA) Tominaga M, 37:539 (OA) Torres P, 37:522 (OA) Traverso LW, 37:71 (CR)
Tsai Y-T, 37:161 (OA) Tsang T -K, 37:209 (LTE) Tulassay Z, 37:48 (OA) Tweedle DEF, 37:518 (OA) Tytgat GNJ, 37:9 (OA), 37:631 (CR) U Uchino F, 37:408 (LTE) V
Vanagunas A, 37:101 (LTE) Van Dam, 37:658 (BR) Vandelli A, 37:406 (LTE) van Someren N, 37:193 (CR) Veerappan A, 37:473 (CR) Vennes JA, 37:112 (BR) Venu RP, 37:38 (OA), 37:553 (NM) Vergeau B, 37:591 (LTE) Verma GR, 37:588 (LTE) Vermeersch B, 37:583 (LTE) Viera L, 37:44 (OA) Vij JC, 37:574 (CR) Vindrios J, 37:591 (LTE) Viver J, 37:611 (OA) Vos TC, 37:553 (NM) W
Wadas DD, 37:315 (OA) Wallach C, 37:62 (NM) Walls CT Jr, 37:559 (CR) Waring JP, 37:159 (OA), 37:295 (OA), 37:315 (OA), 37:597 (OA) Warshaw AL, 37:199 (E) Waxman I, 37:329 (OA), 37:631 (CR) Waye JD, 37:56 (NM), 37:147 (OA), 37:152 (OA) Webb WA, 37:213 (EAW) Weesner RE, 37:68 (CR) Weg AL, 37:565 (CR)
Weinstein MB, 37:82 (CR) White JJ Jr, 37:18 (OA) White TW, 37:480 (CR) Whittle TJ, 37:305 (OA) Wiersema M, 37:465 (NM) Wiesen S, 37:414 (EAW), 37:591 (EAW) Williams CB, 37:394 (E) Wilson IR, 37:527 (OA) Wingate DL, 37:193 (CR) Wong NW, 37:455 (OA) Wong PYN, 37:564 (CR) Woods CA, 37:295 (OA) Woods KL, 37:110 (EAW), 37:476 (CR) Wright RA, 37:503 (EAW), 37:621 (OA) Wu WC, 37:416 (BR) Wyman A, 37:170 (OA) Wyman JB, 37:531 (OA) y
Yamase HT, 37:212 (LTE) Yanai H, 37:408 (LTE) Yang K-C, 37:196 (CR) Yao T, 37:319 (OA), 37:535 (OA), 37:539 (OA) Yessayan SA, 37:147 (OA) Yiengpruksawan A, 37:543 (OA)
Z Zargar SA, 37:165 (OA), 37:498 (LTE) Zarling EJ, 37:86 (CR) Zehnter E, 37:547 (OA) Zetterman RK, 37:361 (CR) Ziegenhagen DJ, 37:547 (OA) Zimmon DS, 37:579 (E) Zissin R, 37:582 (LTE)
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Subject Index to Volume 37 A
Abdominal pressure, techniques, total colonoscopy (OA),37:147 Achalasia dilation endoscopic guidance (LTE), 37:108 fluoroscopic guidance (LTE), 37:499 method assessment (OA), 37:18 dilator placement failure, new method for (LTE), 37:653 mercury bougienage treatment (LTE), 37:652 perforation rate, polyethylene balloon dilators (LTE),37:405 pneumatic dilation pediatric patients (CR), 37:568 transient complete esophageal obstruction after (CR), 37:565 pneumatic dilation versus sublingual nifedipine (EAWI, 37:656 Achalasia cardia, pneumatic dilation and (LTE), 37:403 Acid-peptic disease, endoscopic identification, patients with noncardiac chest pain (OA), 37:22 Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome cytomegalovirus-associated ileitis in patient with (CR), 37:571 gastric pneumocystosis in patient with (CR), 37:370 Alcohol absolute, as esophageal variceal sclerosant (LTE),37:498 local instillation, sphincter of Oddi motor activity (OA), 37:428 American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy a history, 37:S1 guidelines endoscopic therapy of biliary tract and pancreatic diseases, 37:117 esophageal dilation, 37:122 establishment of gastrointestinal endoscopy areas, 37:661 improved patient care with (OA), 37:597 monitoring of patients undergoing gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, 37:120 proctoring and hospital endoscopy privileges, 37:666 tissue sampling and analysis, 37:663 guidelines (E), 37:641 leadership role (FTR), 37:401 1991 meeting author index for abstracts, 37:287 program abstracts, 37:232 program schedule, 37:220 subject index for abstracts, 37:290 position statement, technology assessment and, 37:668 second half-century (FTR), 37:492 status evaluation endoscopic band ligation of varices, 37:670 enteroscopy, 37:673 new or emerging endoscopic technologies, 37:669 Anaphylaxis, probable, after polyethylene glycol electrolyte lavage (LTE), 37:411 Anastomosis, compression button gastrojejunostomy, experimental study (NM), 37:628 Antibiotic prophylaxis infectious complications of ERCP (EAWI, 37:505
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pseudomembranous colitis associated with (LTE),37:501 Appendix, orifice, colonoscopic disimpaction (LTE),37:500 Arterial spider, colonic, cirrhotic patient (LTE), 37:589 Aspirin, low-dose, role, colonic hemorrhage after electrocoagulation (CR), 37:361 Atropine, efficacy, premedication for colonoscopy, 37:329
B Balloon dilation achalasia cardia inpatient versus outpatient procedure (LTE), 37:404 outpatient basis (LTE), 37:403 unexpected incident (LTE), 37:404 assessment, achalasia patients (OA), 37:18 hydrostatic, pancreatic duct sphincter, somatostatin role (OA), 37:44 method to overcome dilator placement failure (LTE), 37:653 repeated hydrostatic, obstructive gastroduodenal Crohn's disease (CR), 37:484 Balloon dilator, polyethylene, perforation rate in achalasia with (LTE), 37:405 Barium enema accuracy, comparison, colonoscopy, neoplastic polyps (OA), 37:531 barium granuloma resulting from (LTE), 37:586 Barrett's esophagus, adenocarcinoma incidence, endoscopic surveillance (EAW), 37:593 Bile duct: see also Common bile duct endoluminal ultrasound of (EAW), 37:592 extrahepatic, cancer, endoscopic ultrasound diagnosis (EAW), 37:110 Bile duct stone, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, submucosal gastric hemorrhage after (CR),37:486 Biliary atresia, extrahepatic, ERCP role, infants (OA),37:522 Biliary colic, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, initial report (OA), 37:1 Biliary decompression combined approach (LTE), 37:209 endoscopic, post-operative pleurobiliary fistula treated with (CR), 37:574 Biliary drainage, long-term, previously unreported complication (LTE), 37:581 Biliary endoprosthesis, treatment, common bile duct obstruction secondary to periampullary duodenal diverticulum (CR), 37:635 Biliary obstruction, self-expanding biliary stent, safety and effectiveness (OA), 37:31 Biliary stent clogging, new perspective (EAW), 37:412 expandable metallic mesh, hematobilia evacuation (LTE), 37:101 metallic, duodenal migration and retrieval (LTE),37:496 proximal migration (LTE), 37:210 pseudo-migration (LTE), 37:497 rare complication (LTE), 37:582 self-expanding metal, safety and effectiveness (OA),37:31 Biliary stricture endoscopic treatment, sclerosing cholangitis (OA),37:38 new guidewire technique (NM), 37:553
Biliary tree, visualization by ERCP, infants with cholestasis (OA), 37:522 Biopsy cytological brushing urea breath test diagnosis, Helicobacter pylori infection (NM), 37:550 Helicobacter pylori diagnosis (E), 37:577 endoscopic forceps versus capsule, disaccharidase enzyme activity, duodenum (OA), 37:527 turn-and-suction technique (OA), 37:332 fine needle aspiration, endoscopic transesophageal, mediastinal masses (NM), 37:465 Helicobacter pylori detection, comparison, gastric brush cytology (LTE), 37:106 needle, submucosal mass diagnosis (LTE), 37:502 small bowel, pediatric patients (NM), 37:358 strip resection technique, early colon cancer (OA),37:128 Blood coagulation: see also Electrocoagulation endoscopic microwave, comparison, endoscopic sclerosis, bleeding peptic ulcer (OA), 37:611 Blood flow, duodenal ulcer margins, reproducible demonstration, reflectance spectrophotometry (OA), 37:455 Body position during colonoscopy (LTE), 37:655 side pillow role, ERCP (LTE), 37:104 BOOK REVIEWS Advances in Drug Therapy of Gastrointestinal Ulceration, 37:508 Annual of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy-1989, 37:216 Atlas of Operative Surgery-Special Anatomy, Indications, Technique and Complications: Esophagus, Stomach and Duodenum, 37:216 Atlas of Surgery, Volume I, 37:415 Benign Lesions of the Esophagus and Cancer: Answers to 210 Questions, 37:507 Clinical Implications of Abnormal Digestive Tract Radiographs, 37:114 Current Therapy in Gastroenterology and Liver Disease, 37:417 Enteric Infections: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Management, 37:507 ERCP Atlas-1st English Edition, 37:112 Familial Adenomatous Polyposis, 37:594 Gastrointestinal Symptoms: Clinical Interpretation, 37:657 Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Malignancies: Di· agnosis, Medical and Surgical Management, 37:115 Hepatology: A Textbook of Liver Disease, 37:217 Immunology and Immunopathology of the Liver and Gastrointestinal Tract, 37:416 Irritable Bowel Syndrome: One Disease, Several or None?, 37:416 Lasers in Gastroenterology: International Experiences and Trends, 37:217 Morson & Dawson's Gastrointestinal Pathology,37:658 Office Endoscopy, 37:115 Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Management, 37:594 Planning an Endoscopy Suite for Office and Hospital,37:114 Practical Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 37:508 Practical Guide to Anorectal Testing, 657 Progress in Liver Disease, 37:216
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The Development of American Gastroenterology,37:113 The Duodenum: Selected Topics, 37:416 Treatment of Digestive Disease with Sucralfate, 37:215 Yearbook of Digestive Diseases, 37:114 Bougie, polyvinyl, marked guidewire with, esophageal dilation (NM), 37:183 Bougienage endoscopic incision as alternative to, peptic esophageal stricture (EAW), 37:413 mercury, large diameter, assessment, achalasia patients (OA), 37:18 self-bougienage, recurrent benign esophageal stricture (EAW), 37:111 Brush cytology, ductal lesions, during ERCP (OA), 37:139 Burn classification, fiberoptic endoscopy role, after caustic ingestion (OA), 37:165 C
Calculus, formation around common bile duct stents (LTE), 37:581 Carcinoid syndrome, precipitate flushing, glucagon precipitation (LTE), 37:212 Charcoal suspension, for colonoscopic tattoo (NM), 37:624 Chest pain, noncardiac, upper endoscopy evaluation (OA), 37:22 Cholangiography, endoscopic, needle knife papillotomy for (OA), 37:518 Cholangitis sclerosing, biliary tract stricture, endoscopic treatment (OA), 37:38 severe acute, emergency nasobiliary drainage role (EAW), 37:109 Cholecystectomy laparoscopic endoscopic stent for cystic duct leak after (CR),37:71 ERCP before (LTE), 37:495 initial report (OA), 37:1 keyhole versus open door approach (E), 37:92 potential role for endoscopic duct stone management (E), 37:94 laparoscopic laser, comparison, mini-lap cholecystectomy (EAW), 37:110 Cholestasis, neonatal, ERCP role, diagnosis of extrahepatic biliary atresia (OA), 37:522 Cirrhosis colonic arterial spider in (LTE), 37:589 first gastrointestinal bleeding with, preventive therapy (EAW), 37:504 Colitis pseudomembranous, after prophylactic antibiotics (LTE), 37:501 Strongyloides stercoralis-related, cutaneous Kaposi's sarcoma (CR), 37:79 Colon abscess, after colonic tattoo (CR), 37:68 arterial spider, cirrhotic patient (LTE), 37:589 chili bean pseudopolyp (LTE), 37:106 diminutive polyp electrocoagulation, colonic hemorrhage after (CR), 37:361 hot biopsy forceps treatment follow-up (OA), 37:604 early cancer, strip biopsy resection technique (OA),37:128 endoscopic tattoo abscess and focal peritonitis after (CR), 37:68 complications (E), 37:99 fat necrosis and inflammatory pseudotumor caused by (CR), 37:65 juvenile retention polyp, tuberculosis in (LTE), 37:499 lesion identification, endoscopic four quadrant tattoo method (NM), 37:56 lymphoid nodule, cause of red ring sign (LTE), 37:206 major hemorrhage, after electrocoagulation therapy (CR), 37:361 multiple left-sided ulcers, typhoid fever-associated (CR), 37:479
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neoplastic polyps, barium enema versus colonoscopy for detection of proximal lesions (OA), 37:531 sessile polyps, colonic tattoo after endoscopic polypectomy (NM), 37:59 sigmoid, minute lesions, Crohn's disease (OA), 37:319 Colonic lavage, Mallory-Weiss tear associated with (LTE), 37:652 Colonoscope, internal straightener, damage from (LTE),37:107 Colonoscopy disimpaction of appendiceal orifice (LTE), 37:500 index examination, miss-rate, large colorectal polyps (OA), 37:125 patient positioning during (LTE), 37:655 patients with large inguinal hernias (LTE), 37:494 patients with neoplastic polyps found during flexible sigmoidoscopy, comparison, barium enema, 531 premedication, atropine efficacy (OA), 37:329 preparation, rectal pulsed irrigation versus oral lavage (OA), 37:444 tattoo charcoal suspension for (NM), 37:624 small volume India ink (LTE), 37:649 total abdominal pressure technique (OA), 37:147 success rate (OA), 37:152 Colorectum adenoma, laser photoablation (OA), 37:9 large polyps, colonoscopic miss-rate, 37:125 Common bile duct obstruction, secondary to periampullary duodenal diverticulum (CR), 37:635 stent, calculus formation (LTE), 37:581 Common hepatic duct, obstruction, ruptured hydatid disease (CR), 37:73 Computer-controlled infusion, propofol sedation during endoscopy (OA), 37:175 Condyloma acuminatum, correct terminology (LTE),37:655 Contrast medium, warmed, pediatric cholangiogram through nasobiliary catheter (LTE), 37:654 Crohn's disease minute lesions in, rectum and sigmoid colon (OA),37:319 obstructive gastroduodenal, repeated hydrostatic balloon dilation (CR), 37:484 Cystic duct impacted stone, percutaneous endoscopic removal (LTE), 37:583 leak, endoscopic stent placement for (CR), 37:71 Cytomegalovirus, ileitis caused by, AIDS patient (CR),37:571
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DDW, better, not bigger (FTR), 37:580 Diazepam, cardiorespiratory complications and death, ASGE/United States FDA study (OA),37:421 Dilation therapy, method assessment, achalasia patients (OA), 37:18 Disaccharidase, duodenal activity, comparison, endoscopic biopsy techniques (OA), 37:527 Duodenum bleeding diverticulum, endoscopic management (CR),37:634 disaccharidase activity, comparison, endoscopic biopsy methods (OA), 37:527 gastric carcinoma spreading into (CR), 37:556 juxtapapillary diverticulum, endoscopic sphincterotomy (NM), 37:353 lumen, metallic embolus in (LTE), 37:406 metallic biliary stent migration into (LTE), 37:496 periampullary diverticulum, proximal common bile duct obstruction secondary to (CR), 37:635
stump, adenocarcinoma of, gastrectomized patient (LTE), 37:406 submucosal mass, needle biopsy diagnosis (LTE),37:502 ulcer, blood flow assessment at margins of (OA), 37:455 varices, endoscopic sclerotherapy for (LTE), 37:407 Dysphagia esophageal condylomata containing human papilloma virus, endoscopic removal (CR), 37:367 resulting from structural fatigue of esophageal endoprosthesis (CR), 37:564
E Ectasia, mucinous ductal, pancreas (E), 37:199 EDITORIALS, 37:92, 37:199, 37:394, 37:488, 37:577,37:641 Electrocoagulation bipolar, bleeding peptic ulcer, treatment comparison (OA), 37:299 multipolar, bleeding peptic ulcer (OA), 37:295 Electrotherapy, direct current, prospective trial, symptomatic hemorrhoidal disease (OA), 37:621 Endocarditis, prophylaxis, gastrointestinal procedures (E), 37:201 Endoscope, flexible fiberoptic, creation of tracheoesophageal fistula using (NM), 37:469 Endoscopic injection sclerotherapy absolute alcohol, portal hypertension of diverse etiology (OA), 37:460 hepatocellular carcinoma and bleeding esophageal varices, comparison, conservative treatment (OA), 37:161 repeated, failure, giant bar-type esophageal varices (CR), 37:187 small negative pressure-controlled tube for (NM),37:626 Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography appearance, mucinous pancreatic tumors (OA), 37:133 before laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LTE), 37:495 cytologic brushings of ductal lesions during (OA),37:139 Glidewire modification (LTE), 37:210 hepatic alveolar echinococcosis (CR), 37:470 infectious complications, antibiotic prophylaxis (EAW),37:505 role, extrahepatic biliary atresia, infants (OA), 37:522 side pillow for (LTE), 37:104 splenic injury subsequent to (CR), 37:632 Endoscopic sclerotherapy comparison of hemostatic agents, canine gastric serosal blood vessels (OA), 37:305 extrahepatic portal venous obstruction (EAW), 37:413 retrograde, 23.4% saline, hemorrhoid patients (OA),37:155 variceal, injection accuracy, methylene blue role (OA),37:159 Endoscopic sphincterotomy complications, management (SR), 37:383 juxtapapillary duodenal diverticulum (NM), 37:353 Endoscopic ultrasound color Doppler, after orthotopic liver transplantation (CR), 37:190 efficacy, pancreatic tumor diagnosis (OA), 37:347 evaluation, submucosal upper gastrointestinal tract lesions (OA), 37:449 Endoscopy diagnostic, technician versus physician role (FTR),37:205 flexible, aorto-esophageal fistula related to (CR),37:193 prophylactic antibiotics for, pseudomembranous colitis associated with (LTE), 37:501 Endoscopy suite conscious sedation guidelines (FTR), 37:100 medical record documentation (FTR), 377:100
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EndoSpeak, evaluation, generation of therapeutic ERCP reports (OA), 37:617 Enteroscopy, status evaluation, A/S/G/E, 37:673 ERCP: see Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography Esophageal sphincter, pneumatic dilation, transient complete esophageal obstruction after (CR),37:565 Esophageal varices: see Esophagus Esophagitis, herpetic, endoscopic appearance and diagnosis (OA), 37:600 Esophagogastroduodenoscopy, fiberoptic, corrosive ingestion (OA), 37:165 Esophagus benign stricture, intralesional steroid injections (NM), 37:180 bleeding varices bleeding prophylaxis (EAW), 37:503 endoscopic band ligation, A/S/G/E evaluation, 670 endoscopic ligation (EAW), 37:112 giant bar-type, repeated injection sclerotherapy failure (CR), 37:187 unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma and, treatment comparison (OA), 37:161 white nipple sign (OA), 37:51 bougienage, achalasia treatment (LTE), 37:652 carcinoma, spontaneous partial elimination (LTE),37:591 condylomata acuminatum, human papilloma virus-containing (CR), 37:367 dilation guidewire-assisted (LTE), 37:650 marked guidewire without fluoroscopy (NM), 37:183 treatment of Schatzki's ring (LTE), 37:402 endoprosthesis, dysphagia resulting from structural fatigue of (CR), 37:564 endoscopic mucosectomy, new technique (EAW),37:656 malignant stricture laser versus laser plus afterloading (OA), 37:433 palliation, Nd: YAG laser versus polidocanol injection (OA), 37:607 obstructing carcinoma, photodynamic therapy (CR),37:75 obstruction after incomplete PEG tube removal, 37:211 beverage screw-on cap (LTE), 37:410 peptic stricture, endoscopic incision for (EAW), 37:413 perforation, naso-enteric feeding tube (LTE), 37:584 recurrent benign strictures, self-bougienage treatment (EAWi, 37:111 variceal sclerosant, absolute alcohol as (LTE), 37:498 Extractum sennae, supplementation, colonic lavage solution (OA), 37:547
Fasciola hepatica, pancreatitis, endoscopic extraction, live parasites (CR), 37:473 Fat, necrosis, after colonic tattoo (CR), 37:65 Feeding tube endoscopic, dysutility of (LTE), 37:208 naso-enteric, unusual complication (LTE), 37:584 Fistula, colocutaneous, after PEG tube migration (CR),37:86 Fistulotome, double-channel, endoscopic drainage, pancreatic pseudocyst (NM), 37:356 Fluoroscopy, necessity, achalasia dilation (LTE), 37:499 Foley catheter, gastrostomy tube migration, percutaneous balloon aspiration (CR), 37:372 FROM THE ROSTRUM, 37:100, 37:205, 37:401,37:492,37:580,37:648
Gallstone endoscopic pulsed dye laser lithotripsy (OA), 37:143 impacted cystic duct, percutaneous endoscopic removal (LTE), 37:583 Gastric cancer, early, contact Nd:YAG laser irradiation (OA), 37:170 Gastric cancer/dysplasia, survey, British Society of Gastroenterology (EAW), 37:214 Gastric carcinoid, endoscopic features (OA), 37:535 Gastric carcinoma pre-operative staging, laparoscopy technique (OA),37:441 spreading into duodenum (CR), 37:556 Gastric chloroma, complicated by upper gastrointestinal tract hemorrhage (CR), 37:482 Gastric epithelium, Helicobacter pylori detection, technique comparison (LTE), 37:106 Gastric hemorrhage: see Gastrointestinal bleeding Gastric mucosa blood flow changes, endoscopic reflectance spectrophotometry (OA), 37:455 pigmentation, characterization by energy dispersive x-ray analysis (CR), 37:559 prolapse, endoscopic evidence (LTE), 37:585 Gastric polyp, large, endoscopic snare resection (LTE),37:405 Gastric serosa, blood vessels, hemostatic agents effect, dog (OA), 37:305 Gastric ulcer, mucosal hemodynamic changes, endoscopic assessment, dog (OA), 37:310 Gastroenterology cognitive versus procedure-related (OA), 37:315 procedural aspects (E), 37:397 Gastrointestinal bleeding aorto-esophageal fistula-related, after flexible endoscopy (CR), 37:193 caused by bleeding duodenal diverticulum (CR), 37:634 obscure origin small bowel enteroscopy and intraoperative enteroscopy for (EAW), 37:591 small bowel enteroscopy diagnosis (OA), 37:5 video small bowel enteroscopy (NM), 37:60 submucosal, after extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (CR), 37:486 Gastrointestinal endoscopy communication role (FTR), 37:648 complication rates and drug use during, ASGE/ United States FDA study (OA), 37:421 computerized simulator training (E), 37:399 databases for (E), 37:488 dramatic developments (E), 37:202 endocarditis prophylaxis (E), 37:201 history of instruments for, 37:S27 tribute to reviewers, 660 upper, primary panendoscopy (E), 37:395 Gastrointestinal tract lower, hemorrhagic radiation injury, bipolar electrocoagulation treatment (LTE), 37:492 upper bleeding, gastric chloroma associated with (CR),37:482 endoscopic evaluation of noncardiac chest pain (OA), 37:22 endoscopic ultrasound Doppler probes for velocity measurements (EAW), 37:593 submucosal lesions, endoscopic ultrasound evaluation (OA), 37:449 Gastrojejunostomy, compression button, experimental study (NM), 37:628 Gastroscopy, yesterday and today (E), 37:643 Glucagon, carcinoid flush precipitated by (LTE), 37:212 Guidewire conducted current, single lumen papillotomes (OA),37:344 simple modification (LTE), 37:210
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Gallbladder, in situ, endoscopic sphincterotomy in patients with (EAW), 37:109
Heater probe, bleeding peptic ulcer, treatment comparison (OA), 37:299
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Helicobacter pylori diagnosis comparison, brush cytology and biopsy (LTE),37:106 cytological brushing urea broth test (NM), 37:550 cytological brushing urea breath test (E), 37:577 Hematobilia, stent occlusion and, after expandable wire mesh stent placement (LTE), 37:101 Hemorrhoids conservative management (LTE), 37:653 symptomatic direct current electrotherapy trial (OA), 37:621 endoscopic retrograde sclerotherapy with 23.4% saline (OA), 37:155 Hemostasis comparison, canine gastric serosal blood vessels (OA),37:305 endoscopic, comparison, microwave coagulation versus sclerosis (OA), 37:611 Henoch-Schonlein purpura, endoscopic findings (CR),37:569 Hepatocellular carcinoma, unresectable, bleeding esophageal varices and, treatment comparison (OA), 37:161 Herpes simplex, esophagitis, endoscopic appearance and diagnosis (OA), 37:600 Hookworm, endoscopic diagnosis (CR), 37:476 Hot biopsy technique diminutive colonic polyps, follow-up (OA), 37:604 virtues and dangers, small polyp removal (E), 37:394 Human papilloma virus, esophageal condylomata acuminatum containing, endoscopic removal (CR), 37:367 Hydatid cyst, intra-hepatic rupture, biliary obstruction, radiologic and endoscopic management (CR), 37:73 Hyperemia, gastric ulcer, dog (OA), 37:310
Ileitis, cytomegalovirus-associated, AIDS patient (CR), 37:571 India ink tattoo, small volume injections (LTE), 37:649 Ingestion button batteries, management consensus (EAW), 37:213 corrosive, fiberoptic endoscopy role (OA), 37:165 Inguinal hernia, colonoscopy in patients with (LTE),37:494 Injection sclerosis, bleeding peptic ulcer, comparison, multipolar electrocoagulation (OA), 37:295 Ischemia, mucosal, gastric ulcer, dog (OA), 37:310
J Jaundice, malignant obstructive, biliary stent clogging (EAW), 37:412 Jejunostomy, endoscopic tube, dysutility of (LTE), 37:208
K Kaposi's sarcoma, cutaneous, Strongyloides stercoralis-related colitis in (CR), 37:79
L Laparoscopy resectability evaluation, gastric carcinoma (OA), 37:441 role, suspected hepatic or peritoneal malignancy (OA),37:27 Larynx, carcinoma, metastatic implantation, PEG exit site (CR), 37:480 Laser therapy comparison, laser plus afterloading, malignant esophageal stenosis (OA), 37:433 early gastric cancer (OA), 37:170
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laparoscopic vagotomy and pyloromyotomy, peptic ulcer disease, dog (OA), 37:338 palliation of esophageal malignancy, comparison, polidocanol injection (OA), 37:607 photocoagulation, bleeding peptic ulcer, comparison study (OA), 37:299 potential and limitations, colorectal adenomas (OA),37:9 Lavage solution new low-sodium, gastrointestinal lavage (OA), 37:325 polyethylene glycol complication of vomiting after (LTE), 37:410 Mallory-Weiss tear associated with (LTE), 37:652 probable anaphylactic reaction to (LTE), 37:411 senna addition, prospective trial (OA), 37:547 Ligation, endoscopic, bleeding esophageal varices (EAW), 37:112 Lithotripsy endoscopic pulsed dye laser, gallbladder calculi (OA),37:143 extracorporeal shock wave, submucosal gastric hemorrhage after (CR), 37:486 Liver hepatic-alveolar echinococcosis, ERCP findings (CR),37:470 orthotopic transplantation, endoscopic color Doppler assessment after (CR), 37:190 suspected malignancy, laparoscopy role (OA), 37:27 M
Malabsorption, evaluation, small bowel biopsy technique, pediatric patients (NM), 37:358 Mallory-Weiss tear associated with polyethylene glycol lavage solution (LTE), 37:652 secondary to vomiting, polyethylene glycol solution-associated (LTE), 37:410 Mechanical ventilation, pneumoperitoneum after PEG placement (CR), 37:84 Mediastinal mass, endoscopic transesophageal fine needle aspiration (NM), 37:465 Medical record, documentation, endoscopy suite (FTR),37:100 Methylene blue, role, endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy, 37:159 Midazolam, cardiorespiratory complications and death, ASGEjUnited States FDA study (OA),37:421 Mucolytic-antifoam solution, reduction of artifacts by, endoscopic ultrasonography (OA), 37:543 Mucosectomy, endoscopic esophageal, new technique (EAW), 37:656 N
Nasobiliary drainage, emergency, role, severe acute cholangitis (EAW), 37:109 Negative pressure overtube, endoscopic esophageal mucosectomy (EAW), 37:656 Negative pressure tube, safety and utility, endoscopic injection sclerotherapy (NM), 37:626 Nifedipine, sublingual, comparison, pneumatic dilation, achalasia patients (EAW), 37:656
o Octreotide acetate, effect on enzyme changes after endoscopic pancreatography (OA), 37:48
p Pancreas broken stent retrieval device (CR), 37:631 heterotopic, malignant degeneration (CR), 37:196 mucinous cystic tumors and mucinous ductal ectasia (E), 37:199 mucinous tumors, ERCP findings (OA), 37:133 mucin producing tumor, brush cytology and biopsy of pancreatic duct (EAW), 37:506
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pseudocyst duodeno-pancreatico-choledochal rupture (LTE),37:588 endoscopic drainage, double-channel fistulotome (NM), 37:356 tumor, endoscopic ultrasound diagnosis (OA), 37:347 Pancreas divisum, incomplete (LTE), 37:104 Pancreatic duct sphincter, hydrostatic balloon dilation, acute pancreatits after, somatostatin prevention (OA), 37:44 Pancreatic stent, broken, new stent retrieval device (CR), 37:631 Pancreatitis acute and chronic, endoscopic therapy, 37:377 after sphincter of Oddi manometry (EAW), 37:214 Fasciola hepatica, endoscopic extraction, live parasites (CR), 37:473 idiopathic recurrent, somatostatin role (OA), 37:44 pancreatic ductal stones, endoscopic removal, patient clinical course after (OA), 37:511 preventive technique, during sphincter of Oddi manometry (LTE), 37:103 recurrent acute, secondary to gastrostomy tube migration (CR), 37:638 Pancreatography, endoscopic, enzyme changes after, long-acting somatostatin analogue effect (OA), 37:48 Panendoscopy, primary, flawed concept (E), 37:395 Papillotome, single lumen, conducted current on guidewires in (OA), 37:344 Papillotomy needle knife for endoscopic sphincterotomy and cholangi0graphy (OA), 37:518 safety and effectiveness (EAW), 37:214 Parasitic infection Fasciola hepatica pancreatitis (CR), 37:473 hookworm, endoscopic diagnosis (CR), 37:476 typhoid fever, multiple left-sided colon ulcers due to (CR), 37:479 Pediatrics esophageal obstruction, after incomplete PEG tube removal (LTE), 37:211 neonatal cholestasis, ERCP in diagnosis of extrahepatic biliary atresia (OA), 37:522 orthotopic liver transplantation, endoscopic color Doppler role (CR), 37:190 per-nasal cholangiogram, warmed contrast fluid (LTE),37:654 pneumatic dilation of achalasia (CR), 37:568 small bowel biopsy technique (NM), 37:358 PEG: see Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy Peptic ulcer bleeding endoscopic microwave coagulation (OA), 37:611 multipolar electrocoagulation versus injection sclerosis, 37:295 treatment comparison (OA), 37:299 hemorrhage, endoscopic therapy effect (EAW), 37:414 laser laparoscopic vagotomy and pyloromyotomy, dog (OA), 37:338 Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy exit site, metastatic implantation of laryngeal carcinoma at (CR), 37:480 incomplete tube removal, esophageal obstruction after, infant (LTE), 37:211 laparoscopic (LTE), 37:493 marked tubes for one-pass Ponsky technique (NM),37:552 pneumoperitoneum related to, ventilated patients (CR), 37:84 subcutaneous emphysema after (CR), 37:374 tube migration colocutaneous fistula after (CR), 37:86 percutaneous balloon aspiration (CR), 37:372 recurrent acute pancreatitis secondary to (CR),37:638 tube replacement, complication of (LTE), 37:108
tube removal, simple method for (LTE), 37:584 Percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy direct (LTE), 37:493 direct placement (NM), 37:62 Peritoneum, suspected malignancy, laparoscopy role (OA), 37:27 Peritonitis, focal, after colonic tattoo (CR), 37:68 Photodynamic therapy, completely obstructing esophageal carcinoma (CR), 37:75 Pleurobiliary fistula, post-operative, endoscopic treatment (CR), 37:574 Pneumocystosis, gastric, AIDS patient (CR), 37:370 Pneumoperitoneum, complication of PEG, mechanically ventilated patients (CR), 37:84 Polidocanol, palliation of esophageal malignancy, comparison, Nd:YAG laser, 37:607 Polyp inverted sigmoid diverticulum presenting as (LTE),37:587 small, hot biopsy removal (E), 37:394 Polypectomy colonoscopic, tissue fragments passed after (LTE),37:212 endoscopic sessile, colonic tattoo after (NM), 37:59 hot biopsy forceps, follow-up (OA), 37:604 Ponsky technique, simplification, marked endoscopic gastrostomy tubes for (NM), 37:552 Portal hypertension, diverse etiology, endoscopic injection sclerotherapy outcome (OA), 37:460 Portal vein, extrahepatic obstruction, sclerotherapy for (EAW), 37:413 Propofol, sedation, computer-controlled infusion system (OA), 37:175 Prosthesis, balloon tamponade, rectovaginal fistula (CR), 37:82 Pseudotumor, inflammatory, after colonic tattoo (CR),37:65 Pull-enteroscopy, limitations (LTE), 37:503 Pulsed irrigation, per-rectal, comparison, per-oral colonic lavage (OA), 37:444 Pyloromyotomy, laser laparoscopic, peptic ulcer disease, dog (OA), 37:338
R Radiation proctitis, bipolar electrocoagulation treatment (LTE), 37:492 Rectovaginal fistula, balloon tamponade prosthesis (CR), 37:82 Rectum barium granuloma of (LTE), 37:586 carcinoid tumor, endoscopic ultrasonography role (OA), 37:539 minute lesions, Crohn's disease (OA), 37:319 polyp, relocation of (CR), 37:88 Red ring sign, caused by colonic lymphoid nodules (LTE),37:206 Robert S. Nelson, in memoriam (E), 37:400
s Saline, endoscopic retrograde sclerotherapy, hemorrhoid patients (OA), 37:155 Schatzki's ring, esophageal dilation treatment (LTE),37:402 Sclerosant, methylene blue addition, endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy (OA), 37:159 Sedation conscious, guidelines, endoscopy suite (FTR), 37:100 propofol, computer-controlled infusion (OA), 37:175 Sigmoid diverticula, inverted, presenting as polyp (LTE),37:587 Sigmoidoscopy flexible, barium enema versus colonoscopy for polyps found during (OA), 37:531 minute lesions examined by, rectum and sigmoid colon, Crohn's disease (OA), 37:319 Situs inversus, new twist (LTE), 37:590 Small intestine biopsy technique, pediatric patients (NM), 37:358
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enteroscopy, diagnosis, gastrointestinal bleeding of unknown origin (OA), 37:5 enteroscopy and subsequent intraoperative enteroscopy, obscure gastrointestinal bleeding (EAW),37:591 flexible endoscopy role (E), 37:97 obstruction, percutaneous balloon aspiration (CR),37:372 video enteroscopy, prototype instrument (NM), 37:60 Somatostatin long-acting analogue, enzyme changes after en· doscopic pancreatography (OA), 37:48 prophylactic, acute pancreatitis prevention (OA),37:44 Spectrophotometry, endoscopic reflectance, blood flow at duodenal ulcer margins demonstrated by (OA), 37:455 Sphincter of Oddi endoscopic manometry of (E), 37:490 manometry pancreatitis after (EAW), 37:214 prevention of pancreatitis during (LTE), 37:103 motor activity, local alcohol instillation effect (OA),37:428 Sphincterotomy endoscopic needle knife papillotomy for (OA), 37:518 patients with gallbladder in situ (EAW), 37:109 needle knife (LTE), 37:495 needle knife, safety (LTE), 37:650
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Spleen, injury, complication of therapeutic endoscopy and ERCP (CR), 37:632 Stent, endoscopic placement, cystic duct leak after laparoscopic cholecystectomy (CR), 37:71 Steroid, intralesional injection, peptic esophageal strictures (NM), 37:180 Stomach, localized amyloidosis of (LTE), 37:408 Strongyloides stercoralis, severe colitis caused by, cutaneous Kaposi's sarcoma (CR), 37:79 Sump syndrome, endoscopic treatment without sphincterotomy (LTE), 37:107
T Tattoo colonic, after endoscopic sessile polypectomy (NM),37:59 endoscopic four quadrant, colonic lesion identification (NM), 37:56 Terminal ileum, severe hemorrhage, Wegener's granulomatosis (LTE), 37:411 Tropical sprue, mucosal endoscopic appearance (CR),37:365 Typhoid fever, multiple left-sided colon ulcers due to (CR), 37:479
mucolytic-antifoam solution for artifact reduction (OA), 37:543 rectal carcinoid tumors (OA), 37:539 endoscopic Doppler probes, upper gastrointestinal tract (EAW), 37:593
v Vagotomy, laser laparoscopic, peptic ulcer disease, dog (OA), 37:338 Voice recognition, computerized system, evaluation, ERCP reports (OA), 37:617 Voice restoration, tracheo-esophageal fistula for (NM), 37:469 Vomiting gastric mucosal prolapse with, endoscopic evidence (LTE), 37:585 Mallory-Weiss tear secondary to, after polyethylene glycol lavage (LTE), 37:410 W
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Watermelon cecum, characteristic appearance (CR),37:192 Wegener's granulomatosis, gastrointestinal involvement (LTE), 37:411 White nipple sign, prognostic significance, variceal bleeding (OA), 37:51
Ultrasonography endoluminal, bile ducts (EAW), 37:592 endoscopic evaluation, extrahepatic bile duct cancer diagnosis (EAW), 37:110
X-Ray analysis, energy dispersive, characterization of new gastric pigment (CR), 37:559
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B Baer JW, 37:571 (CR) Baillie J, 37:94 (E), 37:399 (E), 37:214 (EAW), 37:367 (CR), 37:412 (EAW), 37:413 (EAW), 37:497 (LTE), 37:650 (LTE), 37:655 (LTE), 37:656 (EAW) Balsam PE, 37:411 (LTE), 37:584 (LTE) Banerjee B, 37:569 (CR) Banez VP, 37:455 (OA) Barkin JS, 37:82 (CR), 37:414 (EAW), 37:469 (NM), 37:501 (LTE), 37:591 (EAW) Baron G, 37:79 (CR) Barthelemy C, 37:587 (LTE) Barthel JS, 37:505 (EAW), 37:638 (CR) BashkoffE, 37:152 (OA) Bauer JJ, 37:1 (OA) Benjamin SB, 37:22 (OA), 37:329 (OA), 37:421 (OA) Benkov KJ, 37:190 (CR) Bennett B, 37:65 (CR) Benson MJ, 37:193 (CR) Berg P, 37:589 (LTE) Berger SA, 37:86 (CR) Bernstein LH, 37:365 (CR) Binmoeller KF, 37:192 (CR) Birkett DH, 37:143 (OA) Blackstone MO, 37:206 (LTE) Bloom GP, 37:212 (LTE) Blue M, 37:180 (NM) Bondoc EM, 37:455 (OA) Bonhomme L, 37:624 (NM) Borland JL Jr, 37:205 (FTR) Botet JF, 37:449 (OA), 37:543 (OA) Boyacioglu S, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Boyce GA, 37:449 (OA) Boyce HW Jr, 37:92 (E), 37:449 (OA) Brady PG, 37:27 (OA) Braig C, 37:347 (OA) Branch MS, 37:413 (EAW), 37:497 (LTE) Brandt LJ, 37:65 (CR), 37:106 (LTE), 37:365 (CR), 37:504 (EAW) Brazer SR, 37:656 (EAW) Brenner S, 37:65 (CR)
Brinherg D, 37:652 (LTE) Brown PE, 37:503 (EAW) Brunetaud JM, 37:492 (LTE) Budillon G, 37:407 (LTE) Bulighin G, 37:607 (OA) Burroughs AK, 37:51 (OA) Burton DD, 37:5 (OA) Buse PE, 37:635 (CR) Bushnell L, 37:480 (CR) Buto SK, 37:209 (LTE) Buxton C, 37:550 (NM) C
Cales P, 37:589 (LTE) Camacho KE, 37:361 (CR) Camhareri A, 37:405 (LTE) Caner ME, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Cariani G, 37:406 (LTE) Castagnini A, 37:607 (OA) Catalano M, 37:556 (CR) Cattau EL Jr, 37:22 (OA), 37:329 (OA) Cave DR, 37:109 (EAW), 37:143 (OA) Cerrai FG, 37:405 (LTE) Chamroonkul N, 37:104 (LTE) Chang KJ, 37:444 (OA) Chapman BA, 37:527 (OA) Chaput J-C, 37:624 (NM) Ching CK, 37:404 (LTE), 37:499 (LTEl, 37:550 (NM) Chinichian A, 37:159 (OA) Chobanian SJ, 37:395 (E) Chung SCS, 37:104 (LTEl, 37:310 (OA) Church JA, 37:175 (OA) Clarke G, 37:411 (LTE) Classen M, 37:31 (OA), 37:347 (OAl, 37:433 (OA), 37:449 (OA) Cohan CF, 37:183 (NMl, 37:651 (LTE) Cohen L, 37:552 (NM) Cohen LB, 37:511 (OA) Cohen M, 37:495 (LTE) Collen MJ, 37:329 (OA) Colletti RB, 37:211 (LTE) Coman E, 37:65 (CR) Connelly J, 37:556 (CR) Cook HB, 37:527 (OA) Corcoran PC, 37:410 (LTE) Cortot A, 37:492 (LTE) Cotton PB, 37:94 (E), 37:202 (E), 37:133 (OA), 37:383 (SR) Coye T, 37:444 (OA) Crampton AR, 37:209 (LTE) Cravens E, 37:88 (CR) Cumhur T, 37:470 (CR)
D Dabezies MA, 37:60 (NM), 37:502 (LTE) Dalay AR, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) d'Aquino A, 37:106 (LTE) DeFrancesco F, 37:106 (LTE) del Junco GW, 37:370 (CR) DeRidder PH, 37:586 (LTE) Desai RK, 37:180 (NM) Desportes R, 37:587 (LTE) deTarnowsky GO, 37:108 (LTE)
DiLorenzo JC, 37:108 (LTE) DiSario JD, 37:315 (OA) Duane WC, 37:217 (BR) Duggal A, 37:574 (CR) Dumas 0, 37:587 (LTE) Duncan HE Jr, 37:18 (OA) Dyer WS, 37:361 (CR)
E Ederle A, 37:607 (OA) Edmonson JM, 37:S27 Edmundowicz SA, 37:635 (CR) Ehrenpreis E, 37:101 (LTE) Eigenbrodt E, 37:556 (CR) Eisdorfer RM, 37:108 (LTE) Elloway RS, 37:586 (LTE) Endo M, 37:626 (NM) Erdozain JC, 37:104 (LTE) Erickson RA, 37:444 (OA) Etaix JP, 37:587 (LTE)
F Fabry TL, 37:147 (OA) Fairclough PD, 37:411 (LTE) Fairley SK, 37:210 (LTE) Farris RK, 37:395 (E) Feingelrent H, 37:494 (LTE) Fennerty MB, 37:125 (OA) Ferenci DA, 37:594 (BR) Ferlazzo G, 37:106 (LTE) Ferrer JP, 37:107 (LTE) Feuerbach S, 37:347 (OA) Fine SN, 37:565 (CR) Fiorito J, 37:111 (EAW), 37:112 (EAW) Fisher RS, 37:60 (NM), 37:502 (LTE) Fleischer DE, 37:22 (OA), 37:100 (FTRl, 37:329 (OAl, 37:421 (OA), 37:449 (OA) Flescher LM, 37:469 (NM), 37:501 (LTE) Fockens P, 37:631 (CR) Fontana G, 37:406 (LTE) Forne M, 37:611 (OA) FosterJH, 37:212 (LTE) Foutch PG, 37:295 (OA) Frampton CM, 37:527 (OA) Frank BB, 37:401 (FTR), 37:492 (FTR), 37:580 (FTR), 37:648 (FTR) Frank M, 37:65 (CR) Fried M, 37:325 (OA) Fried RL, 37:405 (LTE) Frlicka P, 37:495 (LTE) Froehlich F, 37:325 (OA) Fuji T, 37:408 (LTE) Fujimura H, 37:408 (LTE) Fujino MA, 37:656 (EAW) Fujishima M, 37:535 (OA), 37:539 (OA) G
Gallagher J, 37:329 (OA) Gallo SH, 37:413 (EAW) Gandolfi L, 37:592 (EAW), 37:593 (EAW) Gangaraju CR, 37:634 (CR) Garewal HS, 37:125 (OA)
Geenen JE, 37:377 (R), 37:38 (OA), 37:383 (SR), 37:553 (NM), 37:617 (OA) Gelb A, 37:473 (CR) Gelernt 1M, 37:1 (OA) Gelrud D, 37:44 (OA) Genta RM, 37:476 (CR) Genta RS, 37:68 (CR) Gerdes H, 37:543 (OA) Gerstman BB, 37:421 (OA) Gerstner P, 37:S1 Gessner F, 37:214 (EAW), 37:412 (EAW) Gilliam JH III, 37:590 (LTE) Glaser D, 37:108 (LTE) Goenka MK, 37:460 (OA) Goff JS, 37:632 (CR) Goh PMY, 37:634 (CR) Goldberg RI, 37:501 (LTE) Goldner F, 37:604 (OA) Goldschmid S, 37:27 (OA) Gonvers JJ, 37:325 (OA) Goodgame RW, 37:84 (CR), 37:479 (CR) Gorfine SR, 37: (OA) Goseki N, 37:626 (NM) Gostout CJ, 37:5 (OA) Goyal R, 37:405 (LTE) Graber IN, 37:338 (OA) Grabow DE, 37:305 (OA) Graham DY, 37:110 (EAW), 37:577 (E), 37:84 (CR), 37:650 (LTE) Grandpierre G, 37:591 (LTE) Green WB, 37:559 (CR) Greenberg BR, 37:212 (LTE) Greenfield A, 37:143 (OA) Greer AJ, 37:404 (LTE), 37:499 (LTE) Griebel M, 37:31 (OA) Grim IS, 37:210 (LTE) Gross JB Jr, 37:600 (OA) Guan Z, 37:305 (OA) Guelrud M, 37:44 (OA), 37:103 (LTE), 37:428 (OA), 37:522 (OA) Gunther JS, 37:216 (BR) H
Haber GB, 37:511 (OA) Hagenmiiller F, 37:31 (OA), 37:433 (OA) Haluszka 0, 37:210 (LTE) Hamilton I, 37:568 (CR) Haraguchi, 37:585 (LTE) Hargrove RL, 37:395 (E) Harig JM, 37:374 (CR) Harman KM, 37:18 (OA) Hartford JD, 37:469 (NM) Hashizume M, 37:187 (CR) Haubrich WS, 37:113 (BR) Hawes RH, 37:353 (NM), 37:449 (OA), 37:511 (OA) Hebert JC, 37:211 (LTE) Hepps K, 37:479 (CR) Hernandez ME, 37:107 (LTE) Herrera JL, 37:655 (LTE) Hickok DF, 37:338 (OA) Hilmioglu F, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Hixson LJ, 37:125 (OA)
• GA, original article; NM, new methods-new materials; CR, case reports; E, editorial; FTR, from the rostrum; LTE, letter to the editor; EAW, endoscopy around the world; BR, hook review; SP, spectrum; SR, special report.
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Hogan WJ, 37:38 (OA), 37:617 (OA) Holgate C, 37:550 (NM) Holmes GKT, 37:550 (NM) Holt RW, 37:410 (LTE) Horakova M, 37:495 (LTE) Hoste P, 37:583 (LTE) Hsia PA, 37:22 (OA) Hsu R, 37:455 (OA) Huibregtse K, 37:631 (CR) Hui WM, 37:299 (OA) Hunter JG, 37:480 (CR) Hyman N, 37:56 (NM) I
Iida M, 37:535 (OA), 37:539 (OA) Inoue H, 37:626 (NM) Isaac JR, 37:634 (CR) Iwashita A, 37:319 (OA) J
Jaen D, 37:522 (OA) Janson JA, 37:367 (CR) Jeng K-S, 37:196 (CR) Jensen RT, 37:508 (BR) Johnson GK, 37:38 (OA) Jones DM, 37:344 (OA) Jouffre C, 37:587 (LTE) K
Kadakia SC, 37:183 (NM), 37:651 (LTE) Kang JY, 37:634 (CR) Kantrowitz PA, 37:641 (E), 37:508 (BR) Kaplan D, 37:208 (LTE) Kapur BML, 37:441 (OA) Karita M, 37:128 (OA), 37:408 (LTE) Katuscak I, 37:495 (LTE) Katz E, 37:190 (CR) Katz P, 37:594 (BR) Kavin H, 37:499 (LTE) Kawano T, 37:626 (NM) Kaye G, 37:51 (OA) Keller RT, 37:416 (BR) Kenny GNC, 37:175 (OA) Kerr RM, 37:590 (LTE) Khuroo MS, 37:498 (LTE) Kibort PM, 37:594 (BR) Kidwell J, 37:329 (OA) King JF, 37:416 (BR) Kirby SL, 37:621 (OA) Kirchner JP, 37:531 (OA) Kirsch M, 37:180 (NM) Kirsner JB, 37:643 (E) Kitahara K, 37:319 (OA) Kitano S, 37:187 (CR) Knecht GL, 37:356 (NM) Kobayashi S, 37:110 (EAW), 37:506 (EAW) Kochhar R, 37:165 (OA), 37:460 (OA), 37:588 (LTE) Kodama T, 37:128 (OA) Kortan P, 37:511 (OA) Kotler DP, 37:571 (CR) Kow-ean S, 37:104 (LTE) Kow-ean U, 37:104 (LTE) Kozarek RA, 37:71 (CR), 37:356 (NM) Kranz KR, 37:621 (OA) Kreel I, 37:1 (OA) Krevsky B, 37:60 (NM), 37:502 (LTE) Kriplani AK, 37:441 (OA) Kruis W, 37:547 (OA) Kuligowska E, 37:143 (OA) Kuo SHF, 37:196 (CR) Kuwano H, 37:585 (LTE) L
Lai CL, 37:299 (OA) Lai CW, 37:654 (LTE) Lai K-H, 37:161 (OA) Lam SK, 37:299 (OA) Lambroza A, 37:652 (LTE)
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Lane MR, 37:564 (CR) Lanza FL, 37:400 (E) Lappas JC, 37:465 (NM) Lau YN, 37:299 (OA) Laurence BH, 37:210 (LTE) Laway BA, 37:498 (LTE) Lawson JM, 37:133 (OA), 37:344 (OA) Lebovics E, 37:212 (LTE) Ledgerwood AM, 37:305 (OA) Ledo L, 37:104 (LTE) Lee F-Y, 37:161 (OA) Lee JT, 37:216 (BR) Lee S-D, 37:161 (OA) Lee SH, 37:73 (CR) Lehman GA, 37:88 (CR), 37:107 (LTE), 37:214 (EAW), 37:353 (NM), 37:383 (SR), 37:449 (OM, 37:490 (E), 37:511 (OA) Leichtmann GA, 37:494 (LTE) LeLeiko NS, 37:190 (CR) Leung FW, 37:310 (OA), 37:455 (OA) Leung JWC, 37:104 (LTE), 37:310 (OA), 37:455 (OA), 37:654 (LTE) Levin B, 37:556 (CR) Levine DS, 37:332 (OA) Levine JG, 37:75 (CR) Levinson J, 37:584 (LTE) Lewis BS, 37:97 (E), 37:147 (OA), 37:493 (LTE), 37:496 (LTE), 37:552 (NM) Lewis FW, 37:632 (CR) Lewis JH, 37:22 (OA), 37:329 (OA) Lewis M, 37:114 (BR) Li AKC, 37:104 (LTE) Lieberman DA, 37:192 (CR) Lightdale CJ, 37:92 (E), 37:99 (E), 37:75 (CR), 37:449 (OA), 37:543 (OA) Liguory C, 37:383 (SR) Likier HM, 37:62 (NM), 37:75 (CR) Lillich M, 37:505 (EAW) Lin C-Y, 37:161 (OA) Linsheer WG, 37:208 (LTE) Lo G-H, 37:161 (OA) Lok ASF, 37:299 (OA) Lo K-J, 37:161 (OA) Long WB, 37:486 (CR) Lorenz R, 37:347 (OA) Lucas CE, 37:305 (OA) Lyon DT, 37:581 (LTE) M
Macko J, 37:495 (LTE) Maeda K, 37:319 (OA) Maher KA, 37:22 (OA) Mai HD, 37:597 (OA) Maksimak M, 37:356 (NM) Malet PF, 37:486 (CR) Malik U, 37:161 (OA) Mancini A, 37:405 (LTE) Mandelstam P, 37:114 (BR) Manela F, 37:361 (CR) Mangum D, 37:638 (CR) Manier JW, 37:215 (BR) Manzione NC, 37:501 (LTE) Marsh WH, 37:559 (CR) Martin DF, 37:518 (OA) Martines F, 37:106 (LTE) Mason A, 37:108 (LTE) Massey BT, 37:617 (OA) Mathews J, 37:329 (OA) Mathus-Vliegen EMH, 37:9 (OA) Matsumoto T, 37:539 (OA) Matsuura H, 37:585 (LTE) Maunmoury V, 37:492 (LTE) Maves BV, 37:395 (E) McBane RD, 37:600 (OA) McClave SA, 37:413 (EAW) McCormick PA, 37:51 (OA) McFarlane-Ferreira Y, 37:190 (CR) McGovern R, 37:82 (CR) McGreen T, 37:499 (LTE) McIntyre N, 37:51 (OA) McJunkin B, 37:18 (OA), 37:652 (LTE)
McJunkin JE, 37:18 (OA) McMillan WO Jr, 37:18 (OA) McQueen C, 37:507 (BR) Mehta S, 37:165 (OA) Mehta SK, 37:165 (OA), 37:460 (OA) Meier PB, 37:507 (BR) Mellinger JD, 37:155 (OA) Mendoza S, 37:44 (OA), 37:428 (OA), 37:522 (OA) Meroni E, 37:405 (LTE) Merono E, 37:104 (LTE) Mersich K, 37:372 (CR) Meyer GW, 37:201 (E) Meyers WC, 37:383 (SR) Meyers WS, 37:94 (E) Mihas AA, 37:655 (LTE) Mikalov A, 37:469 (NM) Miller CM, 37:190 (CR) Miller LS, 37:511 (OA) Mills TN, 37:628 (NM) Minoli G, 37:214 (EAW) Miskovitz P, 37:108 (LTE), 37:565 (CR) Mistry P, 37:51 (OA) Mitchell RG, 37:590 (LTE) Molinie C, 37:591 (LTE) Moloo N, 37:632 (CR) Moody C, 37:444 (OA) Moore J, 37:569 (CR) Moore JE, 37:115 (BR) Moreira VF, 37:104 (LTE) Mori M, 37:585 (LTE) Morita M, 37:585 (LTE) Murphy RA, 37:79 (CR) Murthy UK, 37:208 (LTE), 37:484 (CR) N
Nadler LH, 37:500 (LTE), 37:653 (LTE) Naffah F, 37:488 (E) Naficy MA, 37:410 (LTE) Nagi B, 37:588 (LTE) Nakamura H, 37:626 (NM) Nakamura R, 37:305 (OA) Nakamura S, 37:535 (OA) Nakamura T, 37:110 (EAW), 37:506 (EAW) Nardone G, 37:407 (LTE) Nath GD, 37:84 (CR) Naveau S, 37:624 (NM) Neuhaus H, 37:31 (OA) Ng MMT, 37:299 (OA) Ng W-W, 37:161 (OA) Nicholson GI, 37:568 (CR) NickI NJ, 37:133 (OA), 37:383 (SR) Nicolls MG, 37:455 (OA) Nicotina PA, 37:106 (LTE) Noel SM, 37:361 (CR) Nomiyama Y, 37:319 (OA) Norfleet RG, 37:531 (OA) Novis BH, 37:109 (EAW), 37:494 (LTE), 37:582 (LTE), 37:593 (EAW) Nunez JF, 37:531 (OA)
o O'Brien CB, 37:486 (CR) O'Connor KW, 37:465 (NM) Ohta M, 37:187 (CR) Okada M, 37:319 (OA) Okita K, 37:128 (OA), 37:408 (LTE) O'Leary DP, 37:143 (OA) Ovartlarnporn B, 37:104 (LTE) Overholt BF, 37:395 (E) Oxner RBG, 37:527 (OA)
p Pandol S, 37:114 (BR) Panes J, 37:611 (OA) Pappas TN, 37:94 (E) Papp J, 37:48 (OA) Pardy K, 37:159 (OA) Parent K, 37:531 (OA) Park SI, 37:68 (CR)
Pascal JP, 37:589 (LTE) Pasini AF, 37:607 (OM Payen JL, 37:589 (LTE) Peebles M, 37:27 (OA) Peluso F, 37:604 (OA) Pereira MC, 37:372 (CR) Person JL, 37:210 (LTE) Picciotto M, 37:106 (LTE) Pietrafitta JJ, 37:338 (OA) Pinkas H, 37:79 (CR) Pinkney JH, 37:411 (LTE) Plaz J, 37:522 (OA) Plotner A, 37:496 (LTE) Podany J, 37:473 (CR) Pollock M, 37:367 (CR) Pomeranz IS, 37:494 (LTE), 37:582 (LTE) Ponich T, 37:511 (OA) Ponsky JL, 37:155 (OA), 37:653 (LTE) Porter FR, 37:395 (E) Preaux N, 37:624 (NM) Price C, 37:395 (E) Priebe WM, 37:482 (CR) Prudente R, 37:473 (CR) Putnam WS, 37:497 (LTE)
Q Quigley EMM, 37:361 (CR)
R Rachal LT, 37:370 (CR) Rajiman I, 37:556 (CR) Ramesh GN, 37:574 (CR) Rashid S, 37:569 (CR) Ratanaburi A, 37:104 (LTE) Rathaus V, 37:582 (LTE) Raval M, 37:305 (OA) Raymond PL, 37:410 (LTE), 37:652 (LTE) Reid BJ, 37:332 (OA) Reinus JF, 37:111 (EAW), 37:112 (EAW), 37:504 (EAW) Rex DK, 37:107 (LTE), 37:465 (NM) Rezk GJ, 37:581 (LTE) Rhodes RA, 37:531 (OA) Rickoff MI, 37:559 (CR) Riess G, 37:433 (OA) Riestra S, 37:406 (LTE) Ritter SB, 37:190 (CR) Robinson M, 37:657 (BR) Rodrigo L, 37:406 (LTE) Rodriguez M, 37:406 (LTE) Rogers K, 37:170 (OA) Rolny P, 37:377 (R) Romeo DP, 37:68 (CR) Rosch T, 37:347 (OA), 37:449 (OA) Rosenberg S, 37:405 (LTE) Rosenthal WS, 37:212 (LTE) Rosh JR, 37:190 (CR) Rossiter G, 37:428 (OA) Roubein L, 37:556 (CR) Rouse D, 37:193 (CR) Ruano JJS, 37:104 (LTE) Rudberg MA, 37:374 (CR) Ruffolo TA, 37:107 (LTE) Russell RCG, 37:383 (SR) Rustgi VK, 37:216 (BR), 37:594 (BR) Ryan ME, 37:139 (OA), 37:531 (OA)
S Sablay B, 37:65 (CR) Saeed ZA, 37:84 (CR), 37:650 (LTE) Sahin B, 37:470 (CR), 37:653 (LTE) Salky BA, 37:1 (OA) Sampliner RE, 37:125 (OA) Samrasinghe DA, 37:568 (CR) Sander C, 37:433 (OA) Sander R, 37:433 (OA) Sanowski RA, 37:159 (OA), 37:295 (OA), 37:315 (OA), 37:597 (OA) San Roman AL, 37:104 (LTE) Sawyer RL, 37:295 (OA) Schaefer R, 37:79 (CR) Schandler S, 37:444 (OA)
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Schmalz MJ, 37:38 (OA) Schnegg JF, 37:325 (OA) Schoenfeld PS, 37:344 (OA) Scholes JV, 37:571 (CR) Schroeder KW, 37:5 (OA) Schuller AM, 37:581 (LTE) Schultz LS, 37:338 (OA) Schuman BM, 37:ii Schuman E, 37:411 (LTE), (LTE) Schusdziarra V, 37:347 (OA) Schwartz M, 37:190 (CR) Schwersenz AH, 37:190 (CR) Scudamore CH, 37:73 (CR) Sellin J, 37:556 (CR) Senecal FM, 37:482 (CR) Shallman RW, 37:493 (LTE) Shapiro M, 37:504 (EAW) Shatz BA, 37:59 (NM), (LTE) Sherman S, 37:214 (EAW), (NM), 37:511 (OA) Shike M, 37:62 (NM) Siegel JH, 37:473 (CR) Siewert JR, 37:347 (OA) Silvis SE, 37:657 (BR) Sim EKW, 37:634 (CR) Simon IB, 37:155 (OA) Singh E, 37:569 (CR) Sinnott JA, 37:584 (LTE) Siringo S, 37:51 (OA) Sivak MV Jr, 37:397 (E), (NM), 37:449 (OA) Smith JW, 37:217 (BR) Smith MB, 37:206 (LTE) Smith RE, 37:402 (LTE) Souney PF, 37:428 (OA) Spinelli P, 37:405 (LTE) Sporn JR, 37:212 (LTE) Stafford RJ, 37:594 (BR) Stanton PD, 37:175 (OA)
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37:649
Starnes EC, 37:183 (NM), 37:651 (LTE) Starnes EC, 37:183 (NM), 37:651 (LTE) Stathopoulos G, 37:374 (CR) Steyaert P, 37:583 (LTE) Stiegmann GV, 37:632 (CR) Stool EW, 37:370 (CR) Straka V, 37:495 (LTE) Suarez A, 37:406 (LTE) Suekane H, 37:539 (OA) Suen MWM, 37:310 (OA) Sugawa C, 37:305 (OA), 37:415 (BR) Sugimachi K, 37:187 (CR), 37:585 (LTE) Sung JY, 37:310 (OA) Sutton FM, 37:479 (CR) Swain CP, 37:193 (CR), 37:628 (NM) Sweetland HM, 37:170 (OA)
37:353
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Tabatowski K, 37:465 (NM) Tacke W, 37:547 (OA) Tada M, 37:128 (OA), 37:408 (LTE) Takeshita K, 37:626 (NM) Talamini G, 37:607 (OA) Talbert G, 37:159 (OA) Tandon RK, 37:403 (LTE) Tangen LE, 37:500 (LTE) Tanoue K, 37:187 (CR) Tarver RD, 37:465 (NM) Tawil SC, 37:106 (LTE), 37:365 (CR) Thavorides V, 37:59 (NM) Thomas GA, 37:415 (BR) Ti TK, 37:634 (CR) Tisch G, 37:527 (OA) Tominaga M, 37:539 (OA) Torres P, 37:522 (OA) Traverso LW, 37:71 (CR)
Tsai Y-T, 37:161 (OA) Tsang T -K, 37:209 (LTE) Tulassay Z, 37:48 (OA) Tweedle DEF, 37:518 (OA) Tytgat GNJ, 37:9 (OA), 37:631 (CR) U Uchino F, 37:408 (LTE) V
Vanagunas A, 37:101 (LTE) Van Dam, 37:658 (BR) Vandelli A, 37:406 (LTE) van Someren N, 37:193 (CR) Veerappan A, 37:473 (CR) Vennes JA, 37:112 (BR) Venu RP, 37:38 (OA), 37:553 (NM) Vergeau B, 37:591 (LTE) Verma GR, 37:588 (LTE) Vermeersch B, 37:583 (LTE) Viera L, 37:44 (OA) Vij JC, 37:574 (CR) Vindrios J, 37:591 (LTE) Viver J, 37:611 (OA) Vos TC, 37:553 (NM) W
Wadas DD, 37:315 (OA) Wallach C, 37:62 (NM) Walls CT Jr, 37:559 (CR) Waring JP, 37:159 (OA), 37:295 (OA), 37:315 (OA), 37:597 (OA) Warshaw AL, 37:199 (E) Waxman I, 37:329 (OA), 37:631 (CR) Waye JD, 37:56 (NM), 37:147 (OA), 37:152 (OA) Webb WA, 37:213 (EAW) Weesner RE, 37:68 (CR) Weg AL, 37:565 (CR)
Weinstein MB, 37:82 (CR) White JJ Jr, 37:18 (OA) White TW, 37:480 (CR) Whittle TJ, 37:305 (OA) Wiersema M, 37:465 (NM) Wiesen S, 37:414 (EAW), 37:591 (EAW) Williams CB, 37:394 (E) Wilson IR, 37:527 (OA) Wingate DL, 37:193 (CR) Wong NW, 37:455 (OA) Wong PYN, 37:564 (CR) Woods CA, 37:295 (OA) Woods KL, 37:110 (EAW), 37:476 (CR) Wright RA, 37:503 (EAW), 37:621 (OA) Wu WC, 37:416 (BR) Wyman A, 37:170 (OA) Wyman JB, 37:531 (OA) y
Yamase HT, 37:212 (LTE) Yanai H, 37:408 (LTE) Yang K-C, 37:196 (CR) Yao T, 37:319 (OA), 37:535 (OA), 37:539 (OA) Yessayan SA, 37:147 (OA) Yiengpruksawan A, 37:543 (OA)
Z Zargar SA, 37:165 (OA), 37:498 (LTE) Zarling EJ, 37:86 (CR) Zehnter E, 37:547 (OA) Zetterman RK, 37:361 (CR) Ziegenhagen DJ, 37:547 (OA) Zimmon DS, 37:579 (E) Zissin R, 37:582 (LTE)
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Subject Index to Volume 37 A
Abdominal pressure, techniques, total colonoscopy (OA),37:147 Achalasia dilation endoscopic guidance (LTE), 37:108 fluoroscopic guidance (LTE), 37:499 method assessment (OA), 37:18 dilator placement failure, new method for (LTE), 37:653 mercury bougienage treatment (LTE), 37:652 perforation rate, polyethylene balloon dilators (LTE),37:405 pneumatic dilation pediatric patients (CR), 37:568 transient complete esophageal obstruction after (CR), 37:565 pneumatic dilation versus sublingual nifedipine (EAWI, 37:656 Achalasia cardia, pneumatic dilation and (LTE), 37:403 Acid-peptic disease, endoscopic identification, patients with noncardiac chest pain (OA), 37:22 Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome cytomegalovirus-associated ileitis in patient with (CR), 37:571 gastric pneumocystosis in patient with (CR), 37:370 Alcohol absolute, as esophageal variceal sclerosant (LTE),37:498 local instillation, sphincter of Oddi motor activity (OA), 37:428 American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy a history, 37:S1 guidelines endoscopic therapy of biliary tract and pancreatic diseases, 37:117 esophageal dilation, 37:122 establishment of gastrointestinal endoscopy areas, 37:661 improved patient care with (OA), 37:597 monitoring of patients undergoing gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, 37:120 proctoring and hospital endoscopy privileges, 37:666 tissue sampling and analysis, 37:663 guidelines (E), 37:641 leadership role (FTR), 37:401 1991 meeting author index for abstracts, 37:287 program abstracts, 37:232 program schedule, 37:220 subject index for abstracts, 37:290 position statement, technology assessment and, 37:668 second half-century (FTR), 37:492 status evaluation endoscopic band ligation of varices, 37:670 enteroscopy, 37:673 new or emerging endoscopic technologies, 37:669 Anaphylaxis, probable, after polyethylene glycol electrolyte lavage (LTE), 37:411 Anastomosis, compression button gastrojejunostomy, experimental study (NM), 37:628 Antibiotic prophylaxis infectious complications of ERCP (EAWI, 37:505
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pseudomembranous colitis associated with (LTE),37:501 Appendix, orifice, colonoscopic disimpaction (LTE),37:500 Arterial spider, colonic, cirrhotic patient (LTE), 37:589 Aspirin, low-dose, role, colonic hemorrhage after electrocoagulation (CR), 37:361 Atropine, efficacy, premedication for colonoscopy, 37:329
B Balloon dilation achalasia cardia inpatient versus outpatient procedure (LTE), 37:404 outpatient basis (LTE), 37:403 unexpected incident (LTE), 37:404 assessment, achalasia patients (OA), 37:18 hydrostatic, pancreatic duct sphincter, somatostatin role (OA), 37:44 method to overcome dilator placement failure (LTE), 37:653 repeated hydrostatic, obstructive gastroduodenal Crohn's disease (CR), 37:484 Balloon dilator, polyethylene, perforation rate in achalasia with (LTE), 37:405 Barium enema accuracy, comparison, colonoscopy, neoplastic polyps (OA), 37:531 barium granuloma resulting from (LTE), 37:586 Barrett's esophagus, adenocarcinoma incidence, endoscopic surveillance (EAW), 37:593 Bile duct: see also Common bile duct endoluminal ultrasound of (EAW), 37:592 extrahepatic, cancer, endoscopic ultrasound diagnosis (EAW), 37:110 Bile duct stone, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, submucosal gastric hemorrhage after (CR),37:486 Biliary atresia, extrahepatic, ERCP role, infants (OA),37:522 Biliary colic, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, initial report (OA), 37:1 Biliary decompression combined approach (LTE), 37:209 endoscopic, post-operative pleurobiliary fistula treated with (CR), 37:574 Biliary drainage, long-term, previously unreported complication (LTE), 37:581 Biliary endoprosthesis, treatment, common bile duct obstruction secondary to periampullary duodenal diverticulum (CR), 37:635 Biliary obstruction, self-expanding biliary stent, safety and effectiveness (OA), 37:31 Biliary stent clogging, new perspective (EAW), 37:412 expandable metallic mesh, hematobilia evacuation (LTE), 37:101 metallic, duodenal migration and retrieval (LTE),37:496 proximal migration (LTE), 37:210 pseudo-migration (LTE), 37:497 rare complication (LTE), 37:582 self-expanding metal, safety and effectiveness (OA),37:31 Biliary stricture endoscopic treatment, sclerosing cholangitis (OA),37:38 new guidewire technique (NM), 37:553
Biliary tree, visualization by ERCP, infants with cholestasis (OA), 37:522 Biopsy cytological brushing urea breath test diagnosis, Helicobacter pylori infection (NM), 37:550 Helicobacter pylori diagnosis (E), 37:577 endoscopic forceps versus capsule, disaccharidase enzyme activity, duodenum (OA), 37:527 turn-and-suction technique (OA), 37:332 fine needle aspiration, endoscopic transesophageal, mediastinal masses (NM), 37:465 Helicobacter pylori detection, comparison, gastric brush cytology (LTE), 37:106 needle, submucosal mass diagnosis (LTE), 37:502 small bowel, pediatric patients (NM), 37:358 strip resection technique, early colon cancer (OA),37:128 Blood coagulation: see also Electrocoagulation endoscopic microwave, comparison, endoscopic sclerosis, bleeding peptic ulcer (OA), 37:611 Blood flow, duodenal ulcer margins, reproducible demonstration, reflectance spectrophotometry (OA), 37:455 Body position during colonoscopy (LTE), 37:655 side pillow role, ERCP (LTE), 37:104 BOOK REVIEWS Advances in Drug Therapy of Gastrointestinal Ulceration, 37:508 Annual of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy-1989, 37:216 Atlas of Operative Surgery-Special Anatomy, Indications, Technique and Complications: Esophagus, Stomach and Duodenum, 37:216 Atlas of Surgery, Volume I, 37:415 Benign Lesions of the Esophagus and Cancer: Answers to 210 Questions, 37:507 Clinical Implications of Abnormal Digestive Tract Radiographs, 37:114 Current Therapy in Gastroenterology and Liver Disease, 37:417 Enteric Infections: Mechanisms, Manifestations and Management, 37:507 ERCP Atlas-1st English Edition, 37:112 Familial Adenomatous Polyposis, 37:594 Gastrointestinal Symptoms: Clinical Interpretation, 37:657 Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Malignancies: Di· agnosis, Medical and Surgical Management, 37:115 Hepatology: A Textbook of Liver Disease, 37:217 Immunology and Immunopathology of the Liver and Gastrointestinal Tract, 37:416 Irritable Bowel Syndrome: One Disease, Several or None?, 37:416 Lasers in Gastroenterology: International Experiences and Trends, 37:217 Morson & Dawson's Gastrointestinal Pathology,37:658 Office Endoscopy, 37:115 Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Management, 37:594 Planning an Endoscopy Suite for Office and Hospital,37:114 Practical Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 37:508 Practical Guide to Anorectal Testing, 657 Progress in Liver Disease, 37:216
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The Development of American Gastroenterology,37:113 The Duodenum: Selected Topics, 37:416 Treatment of Digestive Disease with Sucralfate, 37:215 Yearbook of Digestive Diseases, 37:114 Bougie, polyvinyl, marked guidewire with, esophageal dilation (NM), 37:183 Bougienage endoscopic incision as alternative to, peptic esophageal stricture (EAW), 37:413 mercury, large diameter, assessment, achalasia patients (OA), 37:18 self-bougienage, recurrent benign esophageal stricture (EAW), 37:111 Brush cytology, ductal lesions, during ERCP (OA), 37:139 Burn classification, fiberoptic endoscopy role, after caustic ingestion (OA), 37:165 C
Calculus, formation around common bile duct stents (LTE), 37:581 Carcinoid syndrome, precipitate flushing, glucagon precipitation (LTE), 37:212 Charcoal suspension, for colonoscopic tattoo (NM), 37:624 Chest pain, noncardiac, upper endoscopy evaluation (OA), 37:22 Cholangiography, endoscopic, needle knife papillotomy for (OA), 37:518 Cholangitis sclerosing, biliary tract stricture, endoscopic treatment (OA), 37:38 severe acute, emergency nasobiliary drainage role (EAW), 37:109 Cholecystectomy laparoscopic endoscopic stent for cystic duct leak after (CR),37:71 ERCP before (LTE), 37:495 initial report (OA), 37:1 keyhole versus open door approach (E), 37:92 potential role for endoscopic duct stone management (E), 37:94 laparoscopic laser, comparison, mini-lap cholecystectomy (EAW), 37:110 Cholestasis, neonatal, ERCP role, diagnosis of extrahepatic biliary atresia (OA), 37:522 Cirrhosis colonic arterial spider in (LTE), 37:589 first gastrointestinal bleeding with, preventive therapy (EAW), 37:504 Colitis pseudomembranous, after prophylactic antibiotics (LTE), 37:501 Strongyloides stercoralis-related, cutaneous Kaposi's sarcoma (CR), 37:79 Colon abscess, after colonic tattoo (CR), 37:68 arterial spider, cirrhotic patient (LTE), 37:589 chili bean pseudopolyp (LTE), 37:106 diminutive polyp electrocoagulation, colonic hemorrhage after (CR), 37:361 hot biopsy forceps treatment follow-up (OA), 37:604 early cancer, strip biopsy resection technique (OA),37:128 endoscopic tattoo abscess and focal peritonitis after (CR), 37:68 complications (E), 37:99 fat necrosis and inflammatory pseudotumor caused by (CR), 37:65 juvenile retention polyp, tuberculosis in (LTE), 37:499 lesion identification, endoscopic four quadrant tattoo method (NM), 37:56 lymphoid nodule, cause of red ring sign (LTE), 37:206 major hemorrhage, after electrocoagulation therapy (CR), 37:361 multiple left-sided ulcers, typhoid fever-associated (CR), 37:479
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neoplastic polyps, barium enema versus colonoscopy for detection of proximal lesions (OA), 37:531 sessile polyps, colonic tattoo after endoscopic polypectomy (NM), 37:59 sigmoid, minute lesions, Crohn's disease (OA), 37:319 Colonic lavage, Mallory-Weiss tear associated with (LTE), 37:652 Colonoscope, internal straightener, damage from (LTE),37:107 Colonoscopy disimpaction of appendiceal orifice (LTE), 37:500 index examination, miss-rate, large colorectal polyps (OA), 37:125 patient positioning during (LTE), 37:655 patients with large inguinal hernias (LTE), 37:494 patients with neoplastic polyps found during flexible sigmoidoscopy, comparison, barium enema, 531 premedication, atropine efficacy (OA), 37:329 preparation, rectal pulsed irrigation versus oral lavage (OA), 37:444 tattoo charcoal suspension for (NM), 37:624 small volume India ink (LTE), 37:649 total abdominal pressure technique (OA), 37:147 success rate (OA), 37:152 Colorectum adenoma, laser photoablation (OA), 37:9 large polyps, colonoscopic miss-rate, 37:125 Common bile duct obstruction, secondary to periampullary duodenal diverticulum (CR), 37:635 stent, calculus formation (LTE), 37:581 Common hepatic duct, obstruction, ruptured hydatid disease (CR), 37:73 Computer-controlled infusion, propofol sedation during endoscopy (OA), 37:175 Condyloma acuminatum, correct terminology (LTE),37:655 Contrast medium, warmed, pediatric cholangiogram through nasobiliary catheter (LTE), 37:654 Crohn's disease minute lesions in, rectum and sigmoid colon (OA),37:319 obstructive gastroduodenal, repeated hydrostatic balloon dilation (CR), 37:484 Cystic duct impacted stone, percutaneous endoscopic removal (LTE), 37:583 leak, endoscopic stent placement for (CR), 37:71 Cytomegalovirus, ileitis caused by, AIDS patient (CR),37:571
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DDW, better, not bigger (FTR), 37:580 Diazepam, cardiorespiratory complications and death, ASGE/United States FDA study (OA),37:421 Dilation therapy, method assessment, achalasia patients (OA), 37:18 Disaccharidase, duodenal activity, comparison, endoscopic biopsy techniques (OA), 37:527 Duodenum bleeding diverticulum, endoscopic management (CR),37:634 disaccharidase activity, comparison, endoscopic biopsy methods (OA), 37:527 gastric carcinoma spreading into (CR), 37:556 juxtapapillary diverticulum, endoscopic sphincterotomy (NM), 37:353 lumen, metallic embolus in (LTE), 37:406 metallic biliary stent migration into (LTE), 37:496 periampullary diverticulum, proximal common bile duct obstruction secondary to (CR), 37:635
stump, adenocarcinoma of, gastrectomized patient (LTE), 37:406 submucosal mass, needle biopsy diagnosis (LTE),37:502 ulcer, blood flow assessment at margins of (OA), 37:455 varices, endoscopic sclerotherapy for (LTE), 37:407 Dysphagia esophageal condylomata containing human papilloma virus, endoscopic removal (CR), 37:367 resulting from structural fatigue of esophageal endoprosthesis (CR), 37:564
E Ectasia, mucinous ductal, pancreas (E), 37:199 EDITORIALS, 37:92, 37:199, 37:394, 37:488, 37:577,37:641 Electrocoagulation bipolar, bleeding peptic ulcer, treatment comparison (OA), 37:299 multipolar, bleeding peptic ulcer (OA), 37:295 Electrotherapy, direct current, prospective trial, symptomatic hemorrhoidal disease (OA), 37:621 Endocarditis, prophylaxis, gastrointestinal procedures (E), 37:201 Endoscope, flexible fiberoptic, creation of tracheoesophageal fistula using (NM), 37:469 Endoscopic injection sclerotherapy absolute alcohol, portal hypertension of diverse etiology (OA), 37:460 hepatocellular carcinoma and bleeding esophageal varices, comparison, conservative treatment (OA), 37:161 repeated, failure, giant bar-type esophageal varices (CR), 37:187 small negative pressure-controlled tube for (NM),37:626 Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography appearance, mucinous pancreatic tumors (OA), 37:133 before laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LTE), 37:495 cytologic brushings of ductal lesions during (OA),37:139 Glidewire modification (LTE), 37:210 hepatic alveolar echinococcosis (CR), 37:470 infectious complications, antibiotic prophylaxis (EAW),37:505 role, extrahepatic biliary atresia, infants (OA), 37:522 side pillow for (LTE), 37:104 splenic injury subsequent to (CR), 37:632 Endoscopic sclerotherapy comparison of hemostatic agents, canine gastric serosal blood vessels (OA), 37:305 extrahepatic portal venous obstruction (EAW), 37:413 retrograde, 23.4% saline, hemorrhoid patients (OA),37:155 variceal, injection accuracy, methylene blue role (OA),37:159 Endoscopic sphincterotomy complications, management (SR), 37:383 juxtapapillary duodenal diverticulum (NM), 37:353 Endoscopic ultrasound color Doppler, after orthotopic liver transplantation (CR), 37:190 efficacy, pancreatic tumor diagnosis (OA), 37:347 evaluation, submucosal upper gastrointestinal tract lesions (OA), 37:449 Endoscopy diagnostic, technician versus physician role (FTR),37:205 flexible, aorto-esophageal fistula related to (CR),37:193 prophylactic antibiotics for, pseudomembranous colitis associated with (LTE), 37:501 Endoscopy suite conscious sedation guidelines (FTR), 37:100 medical record documentation (FTR), 377:100
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EndoSpeak, evaluation, generation of therapeutic ERCP reports (OA), 37:617 Enteroscopy, status evaluation, A/S/G/E, 37:673 ERCP: see Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography Esophageal sphincter, pneumatic dilation, transient complete esophageal obstruction after (CR),37:565 Esophageal varices: see Esophagus Esophagitis, herpetic, endoscopic appearance and diagnosis (OA), 37:600 Esophagogastroduodenoscopy, fiberoptic, corrosive ingestion (OA), 37:165 Esophagus benign stricture, intralesional steroid injections (NM), 37:180 bleeding varices bleeding prophylaxis (EAW), 37:503 endoscopic band ligation, A/S/G/E evaluation, 670 endoscopic ligation (EAW), 37:112 giant bar-type, repeated injection sclerotherapy failure (CR), 37:187 unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma and, treatment comparison (OA), 37:161 white nipple sign (OA), 37:51 bougienage, achalasia treatment (LTE), 37:652 carcinoma, spontaneous partial elimination (LTE),37:591 condylomata acuminatum, human papilloma virus-containing (CR), 37:367 dilation guidewire-assisted (LTE), 37:650 marked guidewire without fluoroscopy (NM), 37:183 treatment of Schatzki's ring (LTE), 37:402 endoprosthesis, dysphagia resulting from structural fatigue of (CR), 37:564 endoscopic mucosectomy, new technique (EAW),37:656 malignant stricture laser versus laser plus afterloading (OA), 37:433 palliation, Nd: YAG laser versus polidocanol injection (OA), 37:607 obstructing carcinoma, photodynamic therapy (CR),37:75 obstruction after incomplete PEG tube removal, 37:211 beverage screw-on cap (LTE), 37:410 peptic stricture, endoscopic incision for (EAW), 37:413 perforation, naso-enteric feeding tube (LTE), 37:584 recurrent benign strictures, self-bougienage treatment (EAWi, 37:111 variceal sclerosant, absolute alcohol as (LTE), 37:498 Extractum sennae, supplementation, colonic lavage solution (OA), 37:547
Fasciola hepatica, pancreatitis, endoscopic extraction, live parasites (CR), 37:473 Fat, necrosis, after colonic tattoo (CR), 37:65 Feeding tube endoscopic, dysutility of (LTE), 37:208 naso-enteric, unusual complication (LTE), 37:584 Fistula, colocutaneous, after PEG tube migration (CR),37:86 Fistulotome, double-channel, endoscopic drainage, pancreatic pseudocyst (NM), 37:356 Fluoroscopy, necessity, achalasia dilation (LTE), 37:499 Foley catheter, gastrostomy tube migration, percutaneous balloon aspiration (CR), 37:372 FROM THE ROSTRUM, 37:100, 37:205, 37:401,37:492,37:580,37:648
Gallstone endoscopic pulsed dye laser lithotripsy (OA), 37:143 impacted cystic duct, percutaneous endoscopic removal (LTE), 37:583 Gastric cancer, early, contact Nd:YAG laser irradiation (OA), 37:170 Gastric cancer/dysplasia, survey, British Society of Gastroenterology (EAW), 37:214 Gastric carcinoid, endoscopic features (OA), 37:535 Gastric carcinoma pre-operative staging, laparoscopy technique (OA),37:441 spreading into duodenum (CR), 37:556 Gastric chloroma, complicated by upper gastrointestinal tract hemorrhage (CR), 37:482 Gastric epithelium, Helicobacter pylori detection, technique comparison (LTE), 37:106 Gastric hemorrhage: see Gastrointestinal bleeding Gastric mucosa blood flow changes, endoscopic reflectance spectrophotometry (OA), 37:455 pigmentation, characterization by energy dispersive x-ray analysis (CR), 37:559 prolapse, endoscopic evidence (LTE), 37:585 Gastric polyp, large, endoscopic snare resection (LTE),37:405 Gastric serosa, blood vessels, hemostatic agents effect, dog (OA), 37:305 Gastric ulcer, mucosal hemodynamic changes, endoscopic assessment, dog (OA), 37:310 Gastroenterology cognitive versus procedure-related (OA), 37:315 procedural aspects (E), 37:397 Gastrointestinal bleeding aorto-esophageal fistula-related, after flexible endoscopy (CR), 37:193 caused by bleeding duodenal diverticulum (CR), 37:634 obscure origin small bowel enteroscopy and intraoperative enteroscopy for (EAW), 37:591 small bowel enteroscopy diagnosis (OA), 37:5 video small bowel enteroscopy (NM), 37:60 submucosal, after extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (CR), 37:486 Gastrointestinal endoscopy communication role (FTR), 37:648 complication rates and drug use during, ASGE/ United States FDA study (OA), 37:421 computerized simulator training (E), 37:399 databases for (E), 37:488 dramatic developments (E), 37:202 endocarditis prophylaxis (E), 37:201 history of instruments for, 37:S27 tribute to reviewers, 660 upper, primary panendoscopy (E), 37:395 Gastrointestinal tract lower, hemorrhagic radiation injury, bipolar electrocoagulation treatment (LTE), 37:492 upper bleeding, gastric chloroma associated with (CR),37:482 endoscopic evaluation of noncardiac chest pain (OA), 37:22 endoscopic ultrasound Doppler probes for velocity measurements (EAW), 37:593 submucosal lesions, endoscopic ultrasound evaluation (OA), 37:449 Gastrojejunostomy, compression button, experimental study (NM), 37:628 Gastroscopy, yesterday and today (E), 37:643 Glucagon, carcinoid flush precipitated by (LTE), 37:212 Guidewire conducted current, single lumen papillotomes (OA),37:344 simple modification (LTE), 37:210
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Gallbladder, in situ, endoscopic sphincterotomy in patients with (EAW), 37:109
Heater probe, bleeding peptic ulcer, treatment comparison (OA), 37:299
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Helicobacter pylori diagnosis comparison, brush cytology and biopsy (LTE),37:106 cytological brushing urea broth test (NM), 37:550 cytological brushing urea breath test (E), 37:577 Hematobilia, stent occlusion and, after expandable wire mesh stent placement (LTE), 37:101 Hemorrhoids conservative management (LTE), 37:653 symptomatic direct current electrotherapy trial (OA), 37:621 endoscopic retrograde sclerotherapy with 23.4% saline (OA), 37:155 Hemostasis comparison, canine gastric serosal blood vessels (OA),37:305 endoscopic, comparison, microwave coagulation versus sclerosis (OA), 37:611 Henoch-Schonlein purpura, endoscopic findings (CR),37:569 Hepatocellular carcinoma, unresectable, bleeding esophageal varices and, treatment comparison (OA), 37:161 Herpes simplex, esophagitis, endoscopic appearance and diagnosis (OA), 37:600 Hookworm, endoscopic diagnosis (CR), 37:476 Hot biopsy technique diminutive colonic polyps, follow-up (OA), 37:604 virtues and dangers, small polyp removal (E), 37:394 Human papilloma virus, esophageal condylomata acuminatum containing, endoscopic removal (CR), 37:367 Hydatid cyst, intra-hepatic rupture, biliary obstruction, radiologic and endoscopic management (CR), 37:73 Hyperemia, gastric ulcer, dog (OA), 37:310
Ileitis, cytomegalovirus-associated, AIDS patient (CR), 37:571 India ink tattoo, small volume injections (LTE), 37:649 Ingestion button batteries, management consensus (EAW), 37:213 corrosive, fiberoptic endoscopy role (OA), 37:165 Inguinal hernia, colonoscopy in patients with (LTE),37:494 Injection sclerosis, bleeding peptic ulcer, comparison, multipolar electrocoagulation (OA), 37:295 Ischemia, mucosal, gastric ulcer, dog (OA), 37:310
J Jaundice, malignant obstructive, biliary stent clogging (EAW), 37:412 Jejunostomy, endoscopic tube, dysutility of (LTE), 37:208
K Kaposi's sarcoma, cutaneous, Strongyloides stercoralis-related colitis in (CR), 37:79
L Laparoscopy resectability evaluation, gastric carcinoma (OA), 37:441 role, suspected hepatic or peritoneal malignancy (OA),37:27 Larynx, carcinoma, metastatic implantation, PEG exit site (CR), 37:480 Laser therapy comparison, laser plus afterloading, malignant esophageal stenosis (OA), 37:433 early gastric cancer (OA), 37:170
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laparoscopic vagotomy and pyloromyotomy, peptic ulcer disease, dog (OA), 37:338 palliation of esophageal malignancy, comparison, polidocanol injection (OA), 37:607 photocoagulation, bleeding peptic ulcer, comparison study (OA), 37:299 potential and limitations, colorectal adenomas (OA),37:9 Lavage solution new low-sodium, gastrointestinal lavage (OA), 37:325 polyethylene glycol complication of vomiting after (LTE), 37:410 Mallory-Weiss tear associated with (LTE), 37:652 probable anaphylactic reaction to (LTE), 37:411 senna addition, prospective trial (OA), 37:547 Ligation, endoscopic, bleeding esophageal varices (EAW), 37:112 Lithotripsy endoscopic pulsed dye laser, gallbladder calculi (OA),37:143 extracorporeal shock wave, submucosal gastric hemorrhage after (CR), 37:486 Liver hepatic-alveolar echinococcosis, ERCP findings (CR),37:470 orthotopic transplantation, endoscopic color Doppler assessment after (CR), 37:190 suspected malignancy, laparoscopy role (OA), 37:27 M
Malabsorption, evaluation, small bowel biopsy technique, pediatric patients (NM), 37:358 Mallory-Weiss tear associated with polyethylene glycol lavage solution (LTE), 37:652 secondary to vomiting, polyethylene glycol solution-associated (LTE), 37:410 Mechanical ventilation, pneumoperitoneum after PEG placement (CR), 37:84 Mediastinal mass, endoscopic transesophageal fine needle aspiration (NM), 37:465 Medical record, documentation, endoscopy suite (FTR),37:100 Methylene blue, role, endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy, 37:159 Midazolam, cardiorespiratory complications and death, ASGEjUnited States FDA study (OA),37:421 Mucolytic-antifoam solution, reduction of artifacts by, endoscopic ultrasonography (OA), 37:543 Mucosectomy, endoscopic esophageal, new technique (EAW), 37:656 N
Nasobiliary drainage, emergency, role, severe acute cholangitis (EAW), 37:109 Negative pressure overtube, endoscopic esophageal mucosectomy (EAW), 37:656 Negative pressure tube, safety and utility, endoscopic injection sclerotherapy (NM), 37:626 Nifedipine, sublingual, comparison, pneumatic dilation, achalasia patients (EAW), 37:656
o Octreotide acetate, effect on enzyme changes after endoscopic pancreatography (OA), 37:48
p Pancreas broken stent retrieval device (CR), 37:631 heterotopic, malignant degeneration (CR), 37:196 mucinous cystic tumors and mucinous ductal ectasia (E), 37:199 mucinous tumors, ERCP findings (OA), 37:133 mucin producing tumor, brush cytology and biopsy of pancreatic duct (EAW), 37:506
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pseudocyst duodeno-pancreatico-choledochal rupture (LTE),37:588 endoscopic drainage, double-channel fistulotome (NM), 37:356 tumor, endoscopic ultrasound diagnosis (OA), 37:347 Pancreas divisum, incomplete (LTE), 37:104 Pancreatic duct sphincter, hydrostatic balloon dilation, acute pancreatits after, somatostatin prevention (OA), 37:44 Pancreatic stent, broken, new stent retrieval device (CR), 37:631 Pancreatitis acute and chronic, endoscopic therapy, 37:377 after sphincter of Oddi manometry (EAW), 37:214 Fasciola hepatica, endoscopic extraction, live parasites (CR), 37:473 idiopathic recurrent, somatostatin role (OA), 37:44 pancreatic ductal stones, endoscopic removal, patient clinical course after (OA), 37:511 preventive technique, during sphincter of Oddi manometry (LTE), 37:103 recurrent acute, secondary to gastrostomy tube migration (CR), 37:638 Pancreatography, endoscopic, enzyme changes after, long-acting somatostatin analogue effect (OA), 37:48 Panendoscopy, primary, flawed concept (E), 37:395 Papillotome, single lumen, conducted current on guidewires in (OA), 37:344 Papillotomy needle knife for endoscopic sphincterotomy and cholangi0graphy (OA), 37:518 safety and effectiveness (EAW), 37:214 Parasitic infection Fasciola hepatica pancreatitis (CR), 37:473 hookworm, endoscopic diagnosis (CR), 37:476 typhoid fever, multiple left-sided colon ulcers due to (CR), 37:479 Pediatrics esophageal obstruction, after incomplete PEG tube removal (LTE), 37:211 neonatal cholestasis, ERCP in diagnosis of extrahepatic biliary atresia (OA), 37:522 orthotopic liver transplantation, endoscopic color Doppler role (CR), 37:190 per-nasal cholangiogram, warmed contrast fluid (LTE),37:654 pneumatic dilation of achalasia (CR), 37:568 small bowel biopsy technique (NM), 37:358 PEG: see Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy Peptic ulcer bleeding endoscopic microwave coagulation (OA), 37:611 multipolar electrocoagulation versus injection sclerosis, 37:295 treatment comparison (OA), 37:299 hemorrhage, endoscopic therapy effect (EAW), 37:414 laser laparoscopic vagotomy and pyloromyotomy, dog (OA), 37:338 Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy exit site, metastatic implantation of laryngeal carcinoma at (CR), 37:480 incomplete tube removal, esophageal obstruction after, infant (LTE), 37:211 laparoscopic (LTE), 37:493 marked tubes for one-pass Ponsky technique (NM),37:552 pneumoperitoneum related to, ventilated patients (CR), 37:84 subcutaneous emphysema after (CR), 37:374 tube migration colocutaneous fistula after (CR), 37:86 percutaneous balloon aspiration (CR), 37:372 recurrent acute pancreatitis secondary to (CR),37:638 tube replacement, complication of (LTE), 37:108
tube removal, simple method for (LTE), 37:584 Percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy direct (LTE), 37:493 direct placement (NM), 37:62 Peritoneum, suspected malignancy, laparoscopy role (OA), 37:27 Peritonitis, focal, after colonic tattoo (CR), 37:68 Photodynamic therapy, completely obstructing esophageal carcinoma (CR), 37:75 Pleurobiliary fistula, post-operative, endoscopic treatment (CR), 37:574 Pneumocystosis, gastric, AIDS patient (CR), 37:370 Pneumoperitoneum, complication of PEG, mechanically ventilated patients (CR), 37:84 Polidocanol, palliation of esophageal malignancy, comparison, Nd:YAG laser, 37:607 Polyp inverted sigmoid diverticulum presenting as (LTE),37:587 small, hot biopsy removal (E), 37:394 Polypectomy colonoscopic, tissue fragments passed after (LTE),37:212 endoscopic sessile, colonic tattoo after (NM), 37:59 hot biopsy forceps, follow-up (OA), 37:604 Ponsky technique, simplification, marked endoscopic gastrostomy tubes for (NM), 37:552 Portal hypertension, diverse etiology, endoscopic injection sclerotherapy outcome (OA), 37:460 Portal vein, extrahepatic obstruction, sclerotherapy for (EAW), 37:413 Propofol, sedation, computer-controlled infusion system (OA), 37:175 Prosthesis, balloon tamponade, rectovaginal fistula (CR), 37:82 Pseudotumor, inflammatory, after colonic tattoo (CR),37:65 Pull-enteroscopy, limitations (LTE), 37:503 Pulsed irrigation, per-rectal, comparison, per-oral colonic lavage (OA), 37:444 Pyloromyotomy, laser laparoscopic, peptic ulcer disease, dog (OA), 37:338
R Radiation proctitis, bipolar electrocoagulation treatment (LTE), 37:492 Rectovaginal fistula, balloon tamponade prosthesis (CR), 37:82 Rectum barium granuloma of (LTE), 37:586 carcinoid tumor, endoscopic ultrasonography role (OA), 37:539 minute lesions, Crohn's disease (OA), 37:319 polyp, relocation of (CR), 37:88 Red ring sign, caused by colonic lymphoid nodules (LTE),37:206 Robert S. Nelson, in memoriam (E), 37:400
s Saline, endoscopic retrograde sclerotherapy, hemorrhoid patients (OA), 37:155 Schatzki's ring, esophageal dilation treatment (LTE),37:402 Sclerosant, methylene blue addition, endoscopic variceal sclerotherapy (OA), 37:159 Sedation conscious, guidelines, endoscopy suite (FTR), 37:100 propofol, computer-controlled infusion (OA), 37:175 Sigmoid diverticula, inverted, presenting as polyp (LTE),37:587 Sigmoidoscopy flexible, barium enema versus colonoscopy for polyps found during (OA), 37:531 minute lesions examined by, rectum and sigmoid colon, Crohn's disease (OA), 37:319 Situs inversus, new twist (LTE), 37:590 Small intestine biopsy technique, pediatric patients (NM), 37:358
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enteroscopy, diagnosis, gastrointestinal bleeding of unknown origin (OA), 37:5 enteroscopy and subsequent intraoperative enteroscopy, obscure gastrointestinal bleeding (EAW),37:591 flexible endoscopy role (E), 37:97 obstruction, percutaneous balloon aspiration (CR),37:372 video enteroscopy, prototype instrument (NM), 37:60 Somatostatin long-acting analogue, enzyme changes after en· doscopic pancreatography (OA), 37:48 prophylactic, acute pancreatitis prevention (OA),37:44 Spectrophotometry, endoscopic reflectance, blood flow at duodenal ulcer margins demonstrated by (OA), 37:455 Sphincter of Oddi endoscopic manometry of (E), 37:490 manometry pancreatitis after (EAW), 37:214 prevention of pancreatitis during (LTE), 37:103 motor activity, local alcohol instillation effect (OA),37:428 Sphincterotomy endoscopic needle knife papillotomy for (OA), 37:518 patients with gallbladder in situ (EAW), 37:109 needle knife (LTE), 37:495 needle knife, safety (LTE), 37:650
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Spleen, injury, complication of therapeutic endoscopy and ERCP (CR), 37:632 Stent, endoscopic placement, cystic duct leak after laparoscopic cholecystectomy (CR), 37:71 Steroid, intralesional injection, peptic esophageal strictures (NM), 37:180 Stomach, localized amyloidosis of (LTE), 37:408 Strongyloides stercoralis, severe colitis caused by, cutaneous Kaposi's sarcoma (CR), 37:79 Sump syndrome, endoscopic treatment without sphincterotomy (LTE), 37:107
T Tattoo colonic, after endoscopic sessile polypectomy (NM),37:59 endoscopic four quadrant, colonic lesion identification (NM), 37:56 Terminal ileum, severe hemorrhage, Wegener's granulomatosis (LTE), 37:411 Tropical sprue, mucosal endoscopic appearance (CR),37:365 Typhoid fever, multiple left-sided colon ulcers due to (CR), 37:479
mucolytic-antifoam solution for artifact reduction (OA), 37:543 rectal carcinoid tumors (OA), 37:539 endoscopic Doppler probes, upper gastrointestinal tract (EAW), 37:593
v Vagotomy, laser laparoscopic, peptic ulcer disease, dog (OA), 37:338 Voice recognition, computerized system, evaluation, ERCP reports (OA), 37:617 Voice restoration, tracheo-esophageal fistula for (NM), 37:469 Vomiting gastric mucosal prolapse with, endoscopic evidence (LTE), 37:585 Mallory-Weiss tear secondary to, after polyethylene glycol lavage (LTE), 37:410 W
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Watermelon cecum, characteristic appearance (CR),37:192 Wegener's granulomatosis, gastrointestinal involvement (LTE), 37:411 White nipple sign, prognostic significance, variceal bleeding (OA), 37:51
Ultrasonography endoluminal, bile ducts (EAW), 37:592 endoscopic evaluation, extrahepatic bile duct cancer diagnosis (EAW), 37:110
X-Ray analysis, energy dispersive, characterization of new gastric pigment (CR), 37:559
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