Current trends in the pharmacologic and surgical treatment of Parkinson's disease

Articles in the same Issue

1. Editorial Comments
2. Another function of hemoglobin has been discovered
3. Estrogen replacement therapy may prevent tooth loss in postmenopausal women
4. Ten new cases of Creutzfeld-Jakob disease in England seem to be linked with mad-cow disease
5. Black tea, apples, and other foods with flavonoids appear to have an antistroke effect on persons who consume them
6. Severe gastrointestinal side effects have been reported by Merck & Co in association with the use ofthe drug Fosamax
7. Letters to the Editor
8. Unusual complications of manipulative treatment reported elsewhere
9. Book Reviews
10. Household Physician: Enlarged and Revised, For the Use of Physicians, Families, Mariners and Miners, Being a Brief Description in Plain Language of all the Diseases of Men, Women, and Children With the Latest and Most Approved Methods of Treatment.
11. The World's Best Anatomical Charts on CD-ROM
12. Editorials
13. Tuning our 'clinical antenna' to fetal alcohol syndrome
14. Original Contribution
15. Carpal tunnel syndrome and motor vehicle accidents
16. Review
17. Current trends in the pharmacologic and surgical treatment of Parkinson's disease
18. Medical Education
19. Ambulatory care training standards for continuity of care in osteopathic family medicine
20. Case Report
21. Ischemic cerebellar infarct in a 5-year-old boy: Sequela to minor back trauma
22. Hurthle cell carcinoma of the thyroid
23. Tuberculous pericarditis
24. Special Report
25. From the pen of . . . George W. Northup, DO