CABG or PCI for multivessel coronary disease? The devil is in the details

    Thiazolidinediones can cause fluid retention, but appear safe

    Helping patients cope with antidepressant side effects

    Exenatide and amylin: Two new diabetes drugs

    When is surgery safe in patients with liver disease?

    Myeloperoxidase: A new marker for coronary disease

    Peripheral arterial disease: Common, underdiagnosed

    Cardiorenal syndrome: Can the deadly spiral be stopped?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It's an exciting time to be a rheumatologist
I recall giving patients gold shots. Now we have therapies that are truly golden.
B.F. MANDELL

 

Listen to the sounds of life
My near-death experience taught me to be thankful for the sounds we can hear and treasure.
E.H. PHILIPSON

 

Update in ARDS management: Recent randomized controlled trials that changed our practice
Although the death rate remains high in the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), several advances have been made in the past decade.
J.F. SANTACRUZ, E.D.G. ZAVALA, and A.C. ARROLIGA

 

The yin and yang of tumor necrosis factor inhibitors
The most potent and effective therapies sometimes have the most dangerous side effects.
L. CALABRESE

 

Aldosterone receptor antagonists for heart failure: Current status, future indications
Many patients with heart failure should receive one of these drugs. We review the evidence and indications.
B. PITT and S. RAJAGOPALAN

 
A middle-aged man with progressive neurologic deficits and bilateral leg lesions
His speech is severely impaired and he cannot swallow liquids or solids. The leg lesions have been present for several years and are painless. What is the likely diagnosis?
B.J. KELLEY, S. SAMPLES, and M. MAYS
 

A young man with a cough, an abnormal chest radiograph, and multiple skin lesions
His chest infiltrates have not resolved after 1 month of illness and two antibiotic courses. What is the diagnosis?
R. PANCHAL, A.C. MEHTA, C. FARVER, R. AVERY, J.R. CASTILLO, and L.S. ABOUSSOUAN

 

Buying prescription drugs on the Internet: Promises and pitfalls
Patients can save time and money, but they can also end up with counterfeit or substandard medications.
A.M. WEISS

 

Anemia in chronic kidney disease: Causes, diagnosis, treatment
Most patients with chronic kidney disease eventually become anemic and need erythropoiesis-stimulating agents.
S. NURKO

 

Should all patients with chronic kidney disease receive an EPO-type drug?
Many patients either do not receive these drugs or have low hemoglobin levels despite treatment. Thus, there are opportunities for better management.
J.S. BERNS

 

Febuxostat equals allopurinol for gout prophylaxis

Oral contraceptives are safe in women with systemic lupus erythematosus

Fenofibrate does not prevent coronary events in diabetes mellitus

Intensive treatment of type 1 diabetes mellitus reduces cardiovascular events

 

Letter to the Editor
Sleep apnea in heart failure (October 2005)

Corrections
Osteopenia, the diet debate