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E E Gordon
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Anatomical and biochemical adaptations of muscle to different exercises.
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Adaptations of muscle to various exercises. Studies in rats.
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A critical survey of stiff-man syndrome.
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Intracellular hydrogen transport in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.
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The role of the physiatrist in the management of the cardiac patient.
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Protein changes in quadriceps muscle of rat with repetitive exercises.
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Changes in rat muscle fiber with forceful exercises.
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Effect of K+ and choline on metabolism of rat-kidney slices.
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Evaluation of rehabilitation methods in the hemiplegic patient.
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Muscle proteins and DNA in rat quadriceps during growth.
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Influence of ouabain on metabolism of rat kidney.
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The Diabetes Education Study: a controlled trial of the effects of intensive instruction of internal medicine residents on the management of diabetes mellitus.
The Diabetes Education Study was a controlled trial of the effects of physician and patient education. This article describes an educational program for internal medicine residents and its effects on ambulatory diabetes management practices. Forty-five of 86 residents practicing in the general medicine clinic of a university-affiliated city/county hospital were assigned randomly to receive a multifaceted program intended to 1) provide specific care recommendations, 2) teach necessary skills, and 3) make the professional and institutional environment more supportive. During the subsequent 11 months, 323 diabetic patients were interviewed and their records audited for evidence of changes in care. Experimental residents utilized fasting blood glucose determinations more often than controls (i.e., during 40% of visits vs. 31%, p = 0.004). Experimental residents also engaged more frequently in a variety of recommended dietary management recommendations. Isolated differences in monitoring/management of chronic complications also were found (e.g., lipid screening: 70% of experimental residents' patients vs. 58%, p = 0.016). Intensive, multifaceted programs of this nature are concluded to result in improvements in diabetes care, over and above that which is attainable through routine methods of clinical training for residents.
Lower molecular weight fibrinogen and non-clottable fibrinogen derivatives in diabetes mellitus.
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The hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome.
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Lobar pulmonary edema due to mitral regurgitation: diagnosis by echocardiography.
One etiology of unilateral lobar pulmonary edema is mitral regurgitation. Echocardiography is able to demonstrate the retrograde flow of blood into the pulmonary veins and allows timely diagnosis and treatment planning. Correction of mitral regurgitation is followed by resolution of the radiographic abnormality.