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March 01, 1997; Volume 64,Issue 3

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Gifford, Ray W.
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  What's new in the treatment of hypertension
  Ray W. Gifford, MD
  
  Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1997, 64 (3) 143-150;
  
  Systolic pressure predicts risk more accurately than diastolic pressure. The current goal of 140/90 is probably not aggressive enough.
Gordon, Steven M.
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  Management of bite wounds and infection in primary care
  Ann T. Kelleher, DO and Steven M. Gordon, MD
  
  Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1997, 64 (3) 137-141;
  
  Bite wounds can be deceptive, as seemingly minor wounds can result in serious complications, such as septic arthritis.
Grady, Kevin
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  Negative-pressure pulmonary edema: a cautionary tale
  Alain A. Eid, MD, Motaz Agabani, MD and Kevin Grady, MD
  
  Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1997, 64 (3) 151-154;
  
  Acute pulmonary edema due to upper respiratory obstruction (in this case an endotracheal tube obstructed by dry mucus plugs), may be underdiagnosed.
Grum, Cyril M.
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  Disturbing asthma statistics reflect suboptimal management
  Cyril M. Grum, MD
  
  Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1997, 64 (3) 123-125;
  
  Beta agonists are used too often and inhaled steroids too little. Leukotrine receptor antagonists will be an important new asthma therapy, but allergy shots remain controversial.