Physical Examination

- A method for grading hips.

- A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO THE NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION.

- Characteristics of breast cancer in an incident cancer population. The effectiveness of film mammography is a source of concern to radiologists because neither the ribs nor retromammary space is included on the films in good...

- Clinical guideline on record-keeping.

- Comparing children with and without dyslexia on the Movement Assessment Battery for Children and the Test of Gross Motor Development. Dyslexia is the most commonly occurring learning disability in the United States, characterized by difficulties with word recognition, spelling, and...

- Cost-effectiveness analysis of endocervical culture for N. gonorrhoeae at routine pelvic examination.

- Cumulative illness rating scale.

- Diagnostic arthroscopy of the knee in children. Seventy-two symptomatic knees were studied in 68 patients between 2 and 17 years of age. A firm clinical diagnosis was made in all knees before arthroscopy....

- Diagnostic screening procedures for the office.

- Dual purpose cataract audit: improvement of care, improvement of documentation.

- Efficacy of routine annual studies in the care of elderly patients. The authors reviewed the results of annual laboratory screening (SMA 20, T3, T4, UA, EKG, chest x-ray) performed on a population of 500 institutionalized and...

- Evaluation of chest pain in general practice.

- Fecal incontinence in an elderly man. Stanford University geriatrics case conference.

- HEALTH EXAMINATIONS OF SENIOR STAFF IN INDUSTRY.

- Identifying the older person likely to require long-term care services. The purpose of this study is to determine the accuracy of predictions in identifying older persons who subsequently require long-term care such as home...

- Important factors in the examination and care of old patients. The author emphasizes the importance of certain factors in the initial assessment of geriatric patients. The geriatrician should be a keen observer, and not...

- Investigation of the patient with atrial fibrillation.

- IV. Significance of the differences in the prevalence of certain physical findings between normotensive and hypertensive subjects.

- Laboratory profile of 283 health male adults. SAM-TR-66-74.

- Lateralization of headache: possible role of an upper cervical trigger point. An ipsilateral upper neck trigger point was found in 21 of 24 patients with unilateral headache. During the prodromic period this trigger point was detected...