Abdominal painchronic, and endoscopic retrograde pancreatog­

raphy (a), 126recurrent, children with (a), 154

Achalasia, role of bougienage in management, 169Acikalin T: see ErtanAdenoma

and colorectal tumors (a), 138villous, of ampulla of Vater (letter), 114

Adenomyoma, duodenal, and bile duct obstruc-tion (case report), 182

Adson MA: see HughesAkdamar K: see ErtanAlcohol, effects on gastric mucosa (a), 125Altilia F: see CipolliniAmini AA, Stern DS, Chong FK: Endoscopic obser­

vation of large fundic gastric polyp prolaps­ing through the pylorus (letter), 117

Ampulla of Vater, villous adenoma (letter), 114Analgesia

for colonoscopy, nalbuphine as, 86lumbar epidural, and incomplete colonoscopy,

240topical, problem with spray (letter), 221total, for total colonoscopy (editorial), 269

Anesthetic agents, in upper gastrointestinal endos­copy, comparison (a), 132

Angiodysplasiaand aortic stenosis (a), 125of stomach and duodenum (a), 129

Antibiotics, prophylactic, effect on bacteremia (a),135

A/S/G/ELearning Corner photographs, 1981 (spectrum),

36survey, injection sclerosis of esophageal varices

(letter), 41Aspirin

effects on gastric mucosa (a), 125gastric mucosal injury induced by (a), 132

Asquith P: see BoneAtropine, as endoscopic premedication (a), 140Augur NA Ir: The reward for cognitive skills (letter),

272Ayub A, Michalko CH: Gallstone obstruction of

the pylorus (case report), 25

Bacteremia, and retrograde biliary flow (a), 138Baker JP, Haber GB, Gray RR, Handy 5: Emphyse­

matous cholecystitis complicating endo­scopic retrograde cholangiography (case re­port), 184

Baldwin MP: see WinawerBalloon dilation

endoscopic retrograde (a), 149of esophageal stricture (case report), 254of pylorus (case report), 253

Banai IPapilloma of the esophagus (letter), 221see Szanto

Barancik M: Shooting polyps through a sigmoido­scope (letter), 272

Barium enema, colonoscopy versus (editorial), 40Barlow DE: Endoscopic applications of electrosur­

gery: a review of basic principles, 73Bat L, Shemesh E, Niv Y, Neuman G: More about

(a) Abstracts for 1982 A/S/G/E meeting.(A) Abstracts;n "Endoscopy Around the World," the ab­

stracts section in each issue.

276

Index to Volume 28

sclerotherapist's eye (letter), 271Batra SK, Kini SR, Schuman BM, Smith MI: Evalu­

ation of brush rinsings for the cytologicdiagnosis of esophageal and gastric cancer(technical note), 23

Batt L: see JacobBelber IP: see BillBenjamin SB, Cattau EL, Glass RL: Balloon dilation

of the pylorus: therapy for gastric outletobstruction (case report), 253

Benvenuti C: see MinoliBerk JE: More on melena (letter), 271Berkowitz D: see lacobBernstein LH: see JacobBernton E, Myers R, Reyna T: Pseudoobstruction of

the colon: case report including a new en­doscopic treatment (case report), 90

Beyens M: see BleibergBezoar

duodenal, review of literature (case report), 26gastric, evaluation and therapy (a), 128

Bile ductobstruction, and adenomyoma of duodenum

(case report), 182size, post-cholecystectomy (a), 140stone

treatment with endoscopy and flushing ther­apy (a), 137

vessel clip as nidus for (letter), 222surgical treatment (A), 274

Biliary tract, stones, treatment (A), 122Biliary tree, obstruction, endoscopic decompres­

sion and drainage, 79Bill K, Belber JP, Carson IW: Adenomyoma (pan­

creatic heterotopia) of the duodenum pro­ducing common bile duct obstruction (casereport), 182

Biopsypinch versus suction tube (a), 128small, porous container (A), 224with two sizes of forceps, comparison (a), 139

Bleeding (also see hemorrhage)chronic gastrointestinal, and intraoperative en­

doscopy (a), 133from gastric angiodysplasia (letter), 118gastrointestinal, emergency endoscopy and an­

giography (A), 225massive upper gastrointestinal, use of 15(R)-15

MePG E2 (a), 127upper gastrointestinal

A/S/G/E survey (a), 150effect of endoscopic spraying of clotting fac­

tors (a), 137trial of BICAP probe (a), 150

Bleiberg H, Deloof T, Ewalenko P, Vandesteene A,Beyens M, Tremblez A: Is lumbar epiduralanalgesia an alternative in patients whohave incomplete colonoscopy with stan­dard premedication?, 240

Block C: see MandelstamBlood pressure, and electrocardiogram monitoring,

during gastrointestinal endoscopy (a), 146Bone MF, Chesner 1M, Oliver R, Asquith P: Endo­

scopic appearances of duodenitis due tostrongyloidiasis (case report), 190

Bougienage, role in management of achalasia, 169Bowel disease, inflammatory, and infectious colitis

(a), 145Bowel preparation, before colonoscopy, 6, (edito­

rial) 39Boyd WP Jr: Relative diagnostic accuracy of lapa­

roscopy and liver scanning techniques(symposium), 104

Bozymski EM: see HerlihyBrady PG: see TedescoBrand DL: see VemulaBrandt LI

A selection of photographs from the 1981 A/S/G/E "Learning Corner" (spectrum), 36

see JacobBraunfeld SF: see WayeBremner CG, Hinder R, Segal I, Moshal MG, Spi­

taels 1M, Wright JP, Laage NJ, van derMerwe CF: Endoscopic experiences in theRepublic of South Africa (symposium), 258

Brooks WS Ir: see GardnerBrowning CR, Werner DI: The economics of cre­

ating or expanding a gastrointestinal diag­nostic service (symposium), 29

Brunner's gland, in stomach, myoepithelial hamar­toma (letter), 48

Brutvan FM, Kampschroer BH, Parker HW: Vesselclip as a nidus for formation of commonbile duct stone (letter), 222

Bullimore DW: Sclerotherapist's eye (letter), 271Burt RW: see DixonButler ML: see KeislerButti G: see Minoli

Cain GDsee Dobbssee Schwartz

Camara DS, Caruana I: Injection technique forsclerotherapy (letter), 217

Campu18210, treatment for biliary tract stones (A),122

Cancer (see anatomical location)Candidiasis, gastric, endoscopic and histological

study, 59Canepa A: see MansiCannulography, in dialysis patients (a), 129Carbon dioxide

compared with nitrous oxide, for peritoneos­copy (A), 224

influence on pain during laparoscopy, 173Carcinoma

colorectal, and polypectomy (A), 121gastric, involvement of duodenum (letter), 44of ampulla of Vater, endoscopic sphincterotomy

(symposium), 203of colon, rapid growth (case report), 19pancreatic, retrograde cholangiopancreatog-

raphy in diagnosis, 77Carson JW: see BillCaruana J: see CamaraCasale G: see CrespiCastelli MF: Hurricane warning (letter), 221Castor ~il, bowel preparation with, before colon-

oscopy,6Cattau EL: see BenjaminCelie G: see MansiChateau F: see SiegelChemical cautery, postpolypectomy hemorrhage

managed by (case report), 94Chesner 1M: see BoneChina, endoscopy in (symposium), 261Cholangiography

accuracy of, in jaundice (A), 51and cholecystectomized patients (a), 155endoscopic retrograde, and emphysematous

cholecystitis (case report), 184Cholangiopancreatography, endoscopic retro­

grade (see ERCP)

GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY

Cholangioplasty, endoscopic (a), 144Cholangitis, sclerosing, in ulcerative colitis (A), 121Cholecystitis

emphysematous, and endoscopic retrogradecholangiography (case report), 184

pseudomonas, and retrograde cholangiography(a), 133

Choledochocele, and recurrent obstructive jaun­dice in childhood (case report), 88

Choledochoduodenostomyimpaction during gallstone removal via (letter),

45use of thin caliber endoscope (technical note),

192Choledochoscopy, peroral, in sump syndrome

(technical note), 192Chong FK: see AminiCimetidine

effect on laser-induced gastric mucosal damage,166

treatment for gastric ulcer, development of duo­denal ulcer during (letter), 115

treatment with, and esophagitis (A), 223Cipollini F, Atilia F: Mycetoma of the gastric stump

(letter), 220Cirrhosis, biopsy diagnosis (symposium), 102Clostridium diffici/e toxin

colitis associated with, aspects (a), 155fecal leukocytes in diarrhea associated with (a),

147Colcher H: Bowel preparation before colonoscopy

(editorial), 39Colitis

amebic (a), 131antibiotic-associated

and normal appearing rectum (A), 51colonoscopy in diagnosis (A), 121rectal sparing (a), 146

associated with estrogen and progesterone, 247bowel preparation before colonoscopy for, 6experimental, study (a), 139ulcerative, sclerosing cholangitis in (A), 121

Coloncarcinoma of, rapid growth (case report), 19hemostasis (a), 151lipomas, diagnosis (technical note), 186polyps, argon laser photocoagulation, 162pseudoobstruction (case report), 90tumors, proximal, and left colon lesions (a), 149

Colonoscopyand antibiotic-associated colitis (A), 121and enema, in polyp detection (A), 273and polypectomy, in non hospitalized patients,

15barium enema versus (editorial), 40bowel preparation (editorial), 39decompression, and acute pseudoobstruction of

colon (a), 147detection of inverted diverticulum (case report),

188diagnosis of vascular-enteric fistula (case re­

port),22emergency, in lower gastrointestinal bleeding

(a), 149for colitis, bowel preparation, 6in acute rectal bleeding (a), 130incomplete, and lumbar epidural analgesia, 240instillation of sodium diatrozoate (case report),

93nalbuphine as analgesic, 86preparation, rapid, new solution, 9removal of foreign body (case report), 195total, difficulty of performing (a), 140total, analgesia (editorial), 269

Colorectal carcinoma, and endoscopic polypec-tomy (A), 121

Coloscopy, whole gut lavage (a), 155Compton M: see lehmanComputed tomography, compared with laparos­

copy and ultrasonography in liver diseases,83

Computer assistance, for gastrointestinal endos­copy units (editorial), 111. (a) 143

Cost benefit, for gastrointestinal endoscopy (edi­torial),110

VOLUME 28, NO.4, 1982

Cost containment, for gastrointestinal endoscopy(editorial), 110

Cost effectiveness, of gastrointestinal endoscopy(letter), 113

CourseCleveland Clinic, papers (symposium), 197laparoscopy, selected papers (symposium), 99postgraduate, A/S/G/E (symposium), 29

Craig RM: see MaduraCrespi M, Casale G: Gastrointestinal endoscopy in

Italy (symposium), 260Crohn's disease

in endoscopic biopsies of gastric antrum andduodenum (A), 225

recurrent, endoscopic study (a), 148Cronstedt fl, Kalczynski L Jonsson NGE: Involve­

ment of the duodenum by gastric carci­noma (letter), 44

Cultures, endoscopic, of gastrointestinal tract, 12Cummins R: see WinawerCunningham IT: Induced esophageal ulceration

(letter),49Cysts, gastric glandular (case report), 251Cytology

gastrointestinal, evaluation of brush rinsings(technical note), 23

transendoscopic needle aspirationand gastrointestinal malignancy (a), 142compared with brush (a), 142

Dagan L Bat l: Endoassist, a mechanical device tosupport an endoscope (technical report), 97

Deloof T: see BleibergDiagnostic service, gastrointestinal, economics of

creating or expanding (symposium), 29Diagnostic unit, gastrointestinal, in community

hospital (symposium), 31Dillon M: see MandelstamDiverticular rupture, during colonoscopy (a), 127Diverticulectomy, endoscopic, in sigmoid colon

(case report), 189Diverticulum

inverted, detection by colonoscopy (case re­port), 188

prepyloric (letter), 46Dixon fA, Burt RW,Rotering RH, McCloskey OW:

Endoscopic argon laser photocoagulation ofsmall sessile colonic polyps, 162

Dobbs SM, Jordan PH, Cain GO, Schwartz IT,Graham DY: Vascular-enteric fistula: diag­nosis by colonoscopy (case report), 22

Dodero M: see MansiDuodenitis, due to strongyloidiasis, appearances

of (case report), 190Duodenoscope, for biliary prostheses (a), 129Duodenum

adenomyoma, and bile duct obstruction (casereport), 182

bezoar, review of literature (case report), 26hematoma, complication (letter), 218involvement by gastric carcinoma (letter), 44ulcer

and cimetidine treatment for gastric ulcer (let­ter), 115

giant, and surgical therapy (a), 134Dysphagia, neuromuscular, and endoscopic feed­

ing gastrostomy (a), 130

EDITORIALS

Barium enema versus colonoscopy, 4080wel preparation before colonoscopy, 39Computer assistance for gastrointestinal endos-

copy units, 111Cost benefit and cost containment, 110laparoscopy: the question of the proper gas, 212Mass screening for gastric cancer, 112Research in endoscopy, 38

The problem with polyp photocoagulation, 214Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy-is it a first­

line diagnostic service?, 213Electrocoagulation, of bleeding Mallory-Weiss

tears (letter), 43Electrosurgery, endoscopic applications, 73Elmore M: see lehmanEmmanouilidis A, Merikas E, Govostis V, Merikas

G: Development of duodenal ulcer duringcimetidine treatment for gastric ulcer (let­ter), 115

Endoassist, to support endoscope (technical note),97

Endoprosthesis, gastric outlet obstruction causedby (letter), 42

Endoscopedevice to support (technical note), 97fiberoptic, overheating (letter), 272improved ultrasonic (a), 129thin caliber, and choledochoduodenostomy

(technical note), 192Endoscopy

competence, use of Videotaped-recorded find-ings in evaluation (a), 125

examinations, consecutive (a), 138fee (letter), 272international scene (symposium), 258light source (letter), 43peroral, flexible guide (technical note), 193photography systems, instant (a), 144, (a) 151requirements for general surgical residents (A),

274research (editorial), 38, 231training, and surgical residents (letter), 215, (let­

ter) 216upper, without sedation (a), 140

Enterocolonoscopes, magnifying, observation ofvilli (technical note), 17

Epstein M: see RogersERCP

and duodenal hematoma (letter), 218and emphysematous cholecystitis (case report),

184and intraductal secretin test (symposium), 199and pancreatic carcinoma diagnosis, 77and sepsis (symposium), 197diagnostic and therapeutic aspects (sympo­

sium), 197high incidence (a), 141in diagnosis of recurrent obstructive jaundice

caused by choledochocele (case report), 88Ertan A, Acikalin T, Akdamar K: Prepyloric divertic­

ulum (letter), 46Esophagitis

and cimetidine treatment (A), 223reflex, and prosthetic device (a), 143severe reflux, treatment (a), 141

Esophagogastroduodenoscope, flexible fiberoptic,overtube (technical note), 256

EsophagusBarrett's (spectrum), 210, (a) 128, (a) 134cancer

cytologic diagnosis (technical note), 23early (spectrum), 108irradiation (a), 148therapy with Nd:YAG laser (a), 131

dilation (a), 137drug-induced ulceration (letter), 49examination after devascularization (a), 154monilioma, and mucosal bridge (letter), 114papilloma (letter), 219prosthesis, technique for peroral placement

(case report), 95stricture

balloon catheter dilation (case report), 254nonsurgical management (a), 144

ulcerations, drug-induced (a), 149varices

endoscopic sclerosis, 67, (a) 150injection scle'osis (letter), 116, (a) 137

Estrogen, colitis associated with, 247Everhart CW Jr: see HumphriesEwalenko P: see BleibergEwers HR: lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme pat­

tern in gastric juice (letter), 222

277

Fabricius P), Morris DL: Alternative endoscopicmethod of fine bore nasoduodenal feedingtube placement (Ieller). 218

Familial polyposis coli, gastric and duodenal pol­yps in (A). 224

Feeding tube, nasoduodenal, method of place­ment (Ieller). 218

Fierst SM: see KaufmanFifth World Congress of Digestive Endoscopy, re­

port (symposium). 270, (editorial) 262Fireman Z: see RozenFistula

aortoenteric, diagnosis (a). 144bleeding graft-enteric, diagnosis (a), 125colocutaneous, colonoscopic removal of foreign

body causing (case report). 195vascular-enteric, diagnosis by colonoscopy (case

report). 22Fleischer D: The current status of gastrointestinal

laser activity in the United States, 157Flournoy DJ: see KnutsonFowler WC Jr: see SandlerFraiberg EN: Hot tip (Ieller). 43Freeman H, Masterson P: Overheating of fiberoptic

endoscopes (Ieller). 272Frigerio G: see MinoliFunabiki T: see Kato

Gall bladder, study after endoscopic sphincterot­omy (a). 154

Gallstoneobstruction, of pylorus (case report). 25removal, impaction during (Ieller). 45

Gardner EC Jr, Brooks WS Jr: Absence of dissemi­nated intravascular coagulation with endo­scopic sclerosis of esophageal varices, 67

Gas, proper, in laparoscopy (editorial). 212Gastrectomy, ERCP and sphincterotomy in (a). 145Gastric

angiodysplasia, bleeding (Ieller), 118cancer

correlation between endoscopic and histolog-ical findings (A). 52

cytologic diagnosis (technical note). 23involvement of duodenum (Ieller). 44mass screening (editorial). 112tumor and enzyme markers (a). 153upper stomach, diagnosis (A). 52

candidiasis, endoscopic and histological study,59

glandular cysts (case report). 251juice, lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme pallern

in (Ieller). 222mass survey, with panendoscopy, 70mucosa

changes after alcohol (a). 145damage, induced by laser, 166

outlet obstructionballoon dilatation of pylorus (a). 126caused by endoprosthesis (Ieller). 42therapy (case report). 253

polypgastric outlet obstruction from (Ieller). 219prolapsing through pylorus (letter), 117

stumpcancer, occurrence in United States (a). 133mycetoma of (Ieller). 219

surgery, evaluation of patients after (a). 126ulcers

bleeding, treatment (a). 151VAG laser treatment (A). 120

Gastritisacute erosive, in head injury (a). 13&endoscopic (a), 133detection by upper gastrointestinal examination

(a). 146phlegmonous, as complication of endoscopic

polypectomy (a). 137Gastrointestinal

assistant, in laboratory (symposium). 31diagnostic service, economics of creating or ex-

278

panding (symposium), 29diagnostic unit, in community hospital (sympo­

sium). 31endoscopy units, computer assistance (edito­

rial). 111foreign bodies, fiberendoscopic management

(a). 149tract

endoscopic cultures, 12vascular abnormalities and electrocoagulation

(a). 142Gay bowel syndrome, and shigellosis (case report).

250Geenen JE: ERCP and the problem of sepsis (sym­

posium), 197Gilat T

see Rallansee Rozen

Gilmore IT, Pemberton), Thompson RPH: Retro­grade cholangiopancreatography in the di­agnosis of carcinoma of the pancreas, 77

Glass RL: see BenjaminGohel VK: see LongGoldberg SB: see HedbergGoldman I, Reichelderfer M: Evaluation of rapid

colonoscopy preparation using a new gutlavage solution, 9

Gould SR, Williams CB: Castor oil or senna prep­aration before colonoscopy for inactivechronic ulcerative colitis, 6

Govostis V: see EmmanouilidisGraham DV

see Dobbssee Schwartz

Grahame GR: see MartinGray RR: see BakerGreene ML: see HedbergGregg JA: The intraductal secretin test: an adjunct

to ERCP (symposium). 199Griffiths WI: see Knutson

Haber GB: see BakerHallak A: see RallanHalpin TC: see MarshallHamartoma, myoepithelial, of Brunner's gland

(Ieller). 48Handy S: see BakerHarding GT: see SiegelHarri JE: see MinerHart LM: see SchwartzHallori K

see Katosee Kobayashi

Hedberg SE, Greene ML, Kantrowitz PA, GoldbergSB: Flexible fiberoptic sigmoidoscopy (edi­torial). 268

Hematoma, duodenal, complication (Ieller). 218Hemodialysis patients, chronic, findings (a). 142Hemorrhage

after polypectomy, and chemical cautery (casereport),94

gastric, and cyanoacrylate tissue (a). 136massive, from suture line ulceration (case re­

port). 181upper gastrointestinal, management survey (A).

50variceal, and endoscopic sclerotherapy (a). 151

Hemosiderosis, of duodenum (a). 145Hemotachezia, colonoscopy in patients with his­

tory (a). 130Hendrix IC: see TedescoHepatitis

chronic active, and laparoscopic liver biopsy (a),135

infection, risk in endoscopy (A). 52Herbst CA Ir: see SandlerHerlihy KJ, Bozymski EM: Sclerotherapist's eye (let­

ter). 42Hershey H: see VemulaHickman H: see Schwartz

Hinder R: see BremnerHirayama V: see MikiHorovitz A: see jacobHospital, community, gastrointestinal diagnostic

unit in (symposium). 31Hughes RW Jr, Larson DE, Viggiano TR, Adson MA,

van Heerden lA, Reeves CB: Endoscopicvariceal sclerosis: a one-year experience, 62

Humphries TJGastric glandular cysts: uncommon or unrecog­

nized? (case report). 251Everhart CW )r: Barrell's esophagus (spectrum).

210Hurricaine® spray, problem (Ieller), 221Hypnosis, and gastrointestinal procedures (a), 135Hypoxemia, in elderly patients, causes during en-

doscopy, 243

Ichinose M: see MikiInternational endoscopy (symposium), 258Iron deficiency anemia, and colonoscopy and ar­

teriography (a). 130Irradiation, previous pelvic, and flexible sigmoido­

scope use, 237Italy, gastrointestinal endoscopy in (symposium).

260

jacob CO, Ball L, Horovitz A, Scapa E: Myoepithe­lial hamartoma of Brunner's gland in thestomach (Ieller). 48

Jacob H, Brandt LI, Berkowitz D, Bernstein LH:Massive hemorrhage from suture line ulcer­ation: documentation by endoscopy (casereport). 181

Jacobs WHo Cost benefit and cost containment(editorial). 110

Jaundiceaccuracy of cholangiography (A). 51extrahepatic, and fistulotomy (a). 135obstructive, role of gastroduodenoscopy (a). 129recurrent obstructive, and choledochocele (case

report). 88loffe SN: see Macleodlonsson NGE: see Cronstedtlordan PH: see Dobbs

Kalczynski J: see CronstedtKampschroer BH: see BrutvanKantrowitz PA: see HedbergKasugai T: see KobayashiKato 0, Suzuki T, Hallori K, Funabiki T: Basket

case: impaction during gallstone removalvia a choledochoduodenostomy (Ieller). 45

Kaufman JC, Fierst SM: Shigellosis and the gaybowel syndrome: an endoscopic point ofview and review of the literature (case re­port). 250

Kawai K: see TadaKeisler DS Jr, Shay SS, Butler ML: Bleeding from

gastric angiodysplasia post aortic valve re­placement (Ieller). 118

Kini SR: see BatraKnutson NG, McKee), Welsh ID, Griffiths W),

Flournoy DJ: Endoscopic cultures of theproximal gastrointestinal tract, 12

Kobayashi 5, Kasugai T, Hallori K: Early cancer ofthe esophagus and stomach (spectrum), 108

Kot C: see RogersKun M: see Szanto

Laage NJ: see BremnerLactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme pallern, in gas-

GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY

tric juice (letter). 222Laparoscopy

and directed liver biopsy (a). 143compared with ultrasonography and computed

tomography, 83diagnostic and therapeutic techniques (sympo­

sium). 99diagnostic, in hospital (a). 141in patients with malignant neoplasms (sympo­

sium). 99influence of carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide

on pain during, 173observation and biopsy of pancreas (A). 120proper gas (editorial). 212relative diagnostic accuracy (symposium). 104

Larson DE: see HughesLarson GM: How surgical residents use their en­

doscopy training (letter). 215Larynx, screening examination, during panendos­

copy, 176Laser

activity, in United States, 157healing of gastric mucosal damage, 166photocoagulation

and bleeding (a). 151, (a) 153of colonic polyps, 162of vascular malformations (a). 126

therapy, complications following (a). 135treatment

of gastric ulcers (A). 120of mucosal tumors (A). 120

Lee FD: see MacleodLehman G, Compton M, Meadows I, Elmore M:

Screening examination of the larynx andpharynx during upper gastrointestinalpanendoscopy, 176

LETTERS

A reply to Dr. Larson, 216Alternative endoscopic method of fine bore na­

soduodenal feeding tube placement, 218Basket case: impaction during gallstone removal

via a choledochoduodenostomy, 45Bleeding from gastric angiodysplasia post aortic

valve replacement, 118Cost effectiveness of gastrointestinal endoscopy:

reply to B. F. Overholt, 113Development of duodenal ulcer during cimeti­

dine treatment for gastric ulcer, 115Electrocoagulation of actively bleeding Mallory­

Weiss tears: a reply, 43Endoscopic injection sclerosis of esophageal var­

ices: A/5/G/E survey, 41Endoscopic observation of large fundic gastric

polyp prolapsing through the pylorus, 117Equipment modifications for sclerotherapy, 217Gastric outlet obstruction caused by an endo­

prosthesis, 42Hot tip, 43How surgical residents use their endoscopy

training, 215Hurricaine warning, 221Induced esophageal ulceration, 49Injection sclerosis of esophageal varices is with­

out sound physiological basis, 116Injection technique for sclerotherapy, 217Intermittent gastric outlet obstruction from a

pedunculated gastric polyp, 219Intramural duodenal hematoma-a complica­

tion of ERCP, 218Involvement of the duodenum by gastric carci­

noma, 44Lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme pattern in

gastric juice, 222More about sclerotherapist's eye, 271More on melena, 271Mycetoma of the gastric stump, 220Myoepithelial hamartoma of Brunner's gland in

the stomach, 48On "melena," "melenotic," "melanotic"

and "melenic:' 270Overheating of fiberoptic endoscopes, 272Papilloma of the esophagus, 221Prepyloric diverticulum, 46Reply to Dr. Sawhney, 119

VOLUME 28, NO.4, 1982

Sclerotherapist's eye, 42, 271Shooting polyps through a sigmoidoscope, 272The difficulties of achieving clarity in endo-

scopic terminology, 113The origin of melena, 119The reward for cognitive skills, 272Vessel clip as a nidus for formation of common

bile duct stone, 222Videocamera comparison, 216Villous adenoma of the ampulla of Vater, 114

Levy E: see RozenLewi HIE: see MacleodLight source, problem with, in endoscopy (letter),

43Lightdate CJ

Clinical applications of laparoscopy in patientswith malignant neoplasms (symposium), 99

see WinawerLipomas, colonic, diagnosis of (technical note),

186Liver

diseasecomparison of laparoscopy, ultrasonography,

and computed tomography, 83peritoneoscopy and liver biopsy in diagnosis

(A). 273scanning techniques, relative diagnostic accu­

racy (symposium), 104visualization at peritoneoscopy, technique (A).

50Long BW, Reynolds J, Gohel VK: Colonoscopic

instillation of sodium diatrozoate: radio­graphic confirmation of endoscopically un­detected polyps (case report). 93

Lymphoma, small bowel, features (A). 273

Macleod lA, Lee FD, Lewi HIE, loffe SN: Theeffect of cimetidine and 15(S)15-methylprostaglandin E2 on the healing of laser­induced gastric mucosal damage, 166

Madariaga /: see VemulaMadura MJ, Naughton BJ, Craig RM: Duodenal

bezoar: a case report and review of theliterature (case report). 26

Mallory-Weiss tears, bleeding, electrocoagulation(letter). 43

Mandelstam P, Block C, Newell L, Dillon M: Therole of bougienage in the management ofachalasia-the need for reappraisal, 169

Mann NS: Injection sclerosis of esophageal varicesis without sound physiological basis (letter).116

Mansi C, Savarino V, Picciotto A, Testa R, CanepaA, Dodero M, Celie G: Comparison betweenlaparoscopy, ultrasonography, and com­puted tomography in widespread and lo­calized liver diseases, 83

Maratka Z: The difficulties of achieving clarity inendoscopic terminology (letter). 113

Marshall IB, Halpin TC: Choledochocele as thecause of recurrent obstructive jaundice inchildhood: diagnosis by ERCP (case report).88

Martin IH, Shoenut Jr, Micflikier AB, Grahame GR:Equipment modifications for sclerotherapy(letter). 217

Mass screening, for gastric cancer (editorial). 112Mass survey, upper gastrointestinal, with panen-

doscopy,70Masterson P: see FreemanMcCallum RW: see MinamiMcCloskey DW: see DixonMcCray RS: see MerrellMcKee I: see KnutsonMcPhee MS: see MinerMeadows J: see LehmanMeiri S: see RogersMelena

origin of (letter). 119proper use of term (letter). 270, (letter) 271

Merikas E: see EmmanouilidisMerikas G: see EmmanouilidisMerrell N, McCray RS: Balloon catheter dilation of

a severe esophageal stricture (case report),254

Messer J, Waye JD: The diagnosis of colonic lipo­mas-the naked fat sign (technical note).186

Methyl prostaglandin E2

effect on laser-induced gastric mucosal damage,166

use in massive upper gastrointestinal bleeding(a). 127

Micflikier AB: see MartinMichalko CH: see AyubMiki K, Hirayama Y, Ichinose M, Niwa H, aka H,

ada T: Upper gastrointestinal mass surveywith panendoscopy in a workplace, 70

Miller RE: Barium enema versus colonoscopy (ed-itorial). 40

Mills LR: see TedescoMinami H, McCallum RW: A modified technique

for peroral placement of an esophagealprosthesis (case report). 95

Miner PB Jr, Harri IE, McPhee MS: intermittentgastric outlet obstruction from a peduncu­lated gastric polyp (letter). 219

Minoli GTerruzzi V, Butti G, Frigerio G, Rossini A: Gastric

candidiasis: an endoscopic and histologicalstudy in 26 patients, 59

Terruzzi V, Spinzi GC, Benvenuti C, Rossini A:The influence of carbon dioxide and nitrousoxide on pain during laparoscopy: a double­blind, controlled trial, 173

Misaki F: see TadaMontana GS: see SandlerMoore FS: see TedescoMorris DL: see FabriciusMorrissey JF

A reply to Dr. Larson (letter), 216Mass screening for gastric cancer (editorial). 112Small polypoid lesions of the stomach (spec-

trum),266Moshal MG: see BremnerMycetoma, of gastric stump (letter). 219Myers R: see Bernton

Nalbuphine, as analgesic for colonoscopy, study,86

Nasoduodenal feeding tube, method of placement(letter). 218

Naughton B/: see MaduraNeoplasms, malignant, laparoscopy in patients

with (symposium). 99Neuman G: see BatNewell L: see MandelstamNicklanovich MA: Villous adenoma of the ampulla

of Vater (letter). 114Nitrous oxide

compared with carbon dioxide, for peritoneos­copy (A). 224

influence on pain during laparoscopy, 173Niv Y: see BatNiwa H: see MikiNord HJ

Biopsy diagnosis of cirrhosis: blind percutaneousversus guided direct vision techniques-areview (symposium). 102

On "melena:' "melenotic:' "melanotic:' and"melenic" (letter). 270

Norfleet RG: Colonscopy and polypectomy in non­hospitalized patients, 15

Obesity, morbid, and gastric stenosis (a). 136ada T: see Mikiaka H: see MikiOliver R: see Bone

279

Pancreascarcinoma, retrograde cholangiopancreatog­

raphy in diagnosis, 77observation and biopsy with laparoscope (A),

120Pancreaticobiliary ductal union, anomalous, sig­

nificance (a), 154Pancreatitis

acute, endoscopic sphincterotomy (a), 152and pancreas divisum (a), 153recurrent acute, endoscopic retrograde pancrea­

tography (a), 145Pancreatography, endoscopic retrograde, and

chronic abdominal pain (a), 126Panendoscopy

upper gastrointestinal, screening examination oflarynx and pharynx during, 176

upper gastrointestinal survey with, 70Papilloma, of esophagus (letter), 219Papillotomy, endoscopic, after choledochoduo­

denostomy (a), 152Papp !p: Electrocoagulation of actively bleeding

Mallory-Weiss tears: a reply (letter), 43Parker HW: see BrutvanPatel R, Shaps I: Intramural duodenal hematoma­

a complication of ERCP (letter), 21BPediatric patients, upper gastrointestinal endos­

copy (A), 53Pemberton I: see GilmorePeritoneoscopy

and nonmalignant ascites (a), 127in dialysis patients (a), 129in liver disease diagnosis (A), 273visualization of liver, technique (A), 50

Petroski D: Postpolypectomy hemorrhage man­aged by chemical cautery (case report), 94

Pharynx, screening examination, during panendos­copy, 176

Photographs, 19B1 A/S/G/E Learning Corner(spectrum), 36

Picciotto A: see MansiPickens CA: see TedescoPolyp

colonic, argon laser photocoagulation, 162detection, enema and colonoscopy (A), 273diminutive, 1endoscopically undetected, radiographic confir­

mation (case report), 93gastric and duodenal, in familial polyposis coli

(A),224gastric, and gastric outlet obstruction (letter),

219gastric, prolapsing through pylorus (letter), 117inflammatory, of esophagogastric junction (a),

131large sessile colon and rectal, excision (a), 140photocoagulation, problem (editorial), 214removal, and sigmoidoscope (letter), 272

Polypectomyand colonoscopy, in non hospitalized patients,

15colonoscopic, analysis (a), 141endoscopic, and bipolar electrocautery snare (a),

147endoscopic, and colorectal carcinoma (A), 121fiberoptic colonscopic, in pediatric patients (a),

143hemorrhage after, and chemical cautery (case

report), 94Polypoid lesions, of stomach (spectrum), 266Port IH, Traube L Winans CS: The visceral mani­

festations of Kaposi's sarCOma (case report),179

Pound L: The gastrointestinal assistant in the GIlaboratory (symposium), 32

Presidential Address, 1982, 231Progesterone, colitis associated with, 247Prosthesis, esophageal, technique for peroral

placement (case report), 95Pseudoachalasia, esophageal, and endoscopic ex­

amination (a), 133Ptak A: see WinawerPylorus

balloon dilation (case report), 253

280

gallstone obstruction (case report), 25gastric polyp prolapsing through (letter), 117

Rantidine, in treatment of symptomatic gastro­esophageal reflux (a), 146

Rattan L Hallak A, Rozen P, Werbin N, Gilat T:Esophageal monilioma and mucosal bridge(letter),114 .

Reeves CB: see HughesReichelderfer M: see GoldmanRepublic of South Africa, endoscopic experiences

in (symposium), 258Research, in gastrointestinal endoscopy, 231Reyna T: see BerntonReynolds I: see LongRogers BHG

Flexible guide for peroral endoscopy (technicalnote), 193

Kot C, Meiri S, Epstein M: An overtube for theflexible fiberoptic esophagogastroduoden­oscope (technical note), 2S6

Rosch W: Endoscopic sphincterotomy in carci­noma of the ampulla of Vater (symposium),203

Rossini A: see MinoliRotering RH: see DixonRozen P

Fireman Z, Gilat T: The causes of hypoxemia inelderly patients during endoscopy, 243

Gilat T, levy E: Computer assistance for gastroin­testinal endoscopy units (editorial), 111

see RattanRozsa I: see SzantoRudnick SA: see Sandler

Sandler RS, Varma V, Herbst CA Ir, Montana GS,Rudnick SA, Fowler WC Ir: Use of the flex­ible sigmoidoscope in women with previouspelvicirradiation,237

Sarcoma, Kaposi's visceral manifestations (case re-port), 179

Savarino V: see MansiSawhney KK: The origin of melena (letter), 119Scapa E: see lacobSchapiro M: The gastrointestinal diagnostic unit in

the community hospital (symposium), 31Schroeder SA: see ShowstackSchuman BM

Endoscopic diverticulectomy in the sigmoid co­lon (case report), 189

Report from the 5th World Congress of DigestiveEndoscopy (OMED), June 14 to 19, 1982,Stockholm, Sweden (symposium), 262

The 1982 World Congress of Digestive Endos­copy (editorial), 270

Total analgesia for total colonoscopy (editorial),269

Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy-is it a first­line diagnostic service? (editorial), 213

see BatraSchwartz IT

Graham DY, Cain GD, Smith IL, Hart LM, Hick­man H: Videocamera comparison (letter),216

see DobbsSclerosis

endoscopic varicealesophageal venography during (a), 132one-year experience, 62

injection of esophageal varicesA/S/G/E survey (letter), 41comparison of sclerosing agents (a), 147, (a)

lS2disseminated intravascular coagulation, 67in Child's C patients (a), 148physiological basis (letter), 116trial results (a), 136

Sclerotherapist's eye (letter), 42, (letters) 27"Sclerotherapy

equipment modifications (letter), 217for variceal hemorrhage (A), 204injection technique (letter), 217pain during (a), 131

Secretin test, intraductal, and endoscopic retro­grade cholangiopancreatography (sympo­sium),l99

Segal I: see BremnerSenna, bowel preparation before colonoscopy, 6Shah AN, Mazza BR: The detection of an inverted

diverticulum by colonoscopy (case report),188

Shaps I: see PatelShay 55: see KeislerShemesh E: see BatShigellosis, and gay bowel syndrome (case report),

250Shoenut !p: see MartinShowstack lA, Schroeder SA: Cost effectiveness of

gastrointestinal endoscopy: reply to B. F.Overholt (letter), 113

SiegellHPeroral choledochoscopy in the sump syndrome:

use of a thin caliber endoscope to negotiatea choledochoduodenostomy (technicalnote),192

Harding CT, Chateau F: Endoscopic decompres­sion and drainage of benign and malignantbiliary obstruction, 79

Sigmoid colonendoscopic diverticulectomy (case report), 189rapid intubation (a), 128

Sigmoidoscopeand removal of polyp (letter), 272flexible

and pelvic irradiation, 237evaluation (a), 150new flexible, for generalist, 233

Sigmoidoscopyflexible, and bacteremia (a), 139flexible fiberoptic (editorial), 268flexible, optimal length (a), 138flexible versus rigid (a), 132without air insufflation (a), 127

Silvis SEEndoscopy in the People's Republic of China

(symposium),261Presidential Address, 1982: Research in gastroin­

testinal endoscopy, 231Sivak MV Ir

Endoscopic injection sclerosis of esophageal var­ices: A/S/G/E survey (letter), 41

Small intestinecapsule biopsy (a), 139villa of, observation with magnifying enteroco-

lonoscopes (technical note), 17Smith Il: see SchwartzSmith MI: see BatraSodium diatrozoate, in colonoscopy, instillation

(case report), 93Somers S: see VasSPECTRUM

A selection of photographs from the 1981A/S/G/E "Learning Corner," 36

Barrett's esophagus, 210Early cancer of the esophagus and stomach, 108Small polypoid lesions of the stomach, 266

Sphincterotomyin carcinoma of ampulla of Vater (symposium),

203in choledocholithiasis (a), lS2

Spinzi GC: see MinoliSpitaels 1M: see BremnerStandards of Practice of Gastrointestinal Endos-

copy, S7Stern DS: see AminiStevenson G: see VasStomach

Brunner's gland, hamartoma (letter), 48early cancer (spectrum), 108polypoid lesions (spectrum), 266treatment of mucosal tumors (A), 120

GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY

Strongyloidiasis, appearances of duodenitis due to(case report), 190

Sump syndrome, peroral choledochoscopy (tech­nical note), 192

Suzuki T: see KatoSYMPOSIUM

A/S/G/E postgraduate course, May 21, 1981: Thegastrointestinal laboratory, 29

Selected papers from the Cleveland Cliniccourse "ERCP: Diagnostic and TherapeuticAspects-An International Symposium,"March 19 to 21, 1981, 197

Selected papers from the course "Laparoscopy'Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques,"December 3 to 5, 1980, University of SouthFlorida, 99

The international scene, 258Szanto I, Banai L Rozsa I, Kun M: Gastric outlet

obstruction caused by an endoprosthesis(letter), 42

Tada M, Misaki F, Kawai K: Endoscopic observa­tion of villi with magnifying enterocolono­scopes (technical note), 17

Tedesco FIReply to Dr. Sawhney (letter), 119Hendrix )C, Pickens CA, Brady PG, Mills LR:

Diminutive polyps: histopathology, spatialdistribution, and clinical significance, 1

Volpicelli NA, Moore FS: Estrogen- and proges­terone-associated colitis: a disorder withclinical and endoscopic features mimickingCrohn's colitis, 247

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Telangiectasiaand recurrent gastrointestinal bleeding (a), 153hereditary hemorrhagic, treatment of bleeding

(a), 148Terminology, endoscopic, clarity (letter), 113Terruzzi V: see MinoliTesta R: see MansiThompson RPH: see GilmoreTraube J: see PortTremblez A: see Bleiberg

Uhlich GA: Laparoscopy: the question .of theproper gas (editorial), 212

Ulcerdrug-induced esophageal (letter), 49duodenal, and cimetidine treatment for gastric

ulcer (letter), 115gastric, VAG laser treatment (A), 120

Ultrasonography, compared with laparoscopy andcomputed tomography in liver diseases, 83

Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, as a diagnosticservice (editorial), 213

Van der Merwe CF: see Bremnervan Heerden IA: see HughesVandesteene A: see BleibergVarices

esophageal, endoscopic sclerosis (letter), 41, 67,(letter) 116

hemorrhage, injection sclerotherapy (A), 225

Varma V: see SandlerVas W, Somers S, Stevenson G: Rapid growth of

carcinoma of the colon (case report), 19Vemula NR, Madariaga L Brand DL, Hershey H:

Colonoscopic removal of a foreign bodycausing colocutaneous fistulas (case re­port), 195

Videocamera comparison (letter), 216Viggiano TR: see HughesVolpicelli NA: see Tedesco

WayeJDResearch in endoscopy (editorial), 38Braunfela SF: A randomized double-blind study

of nalbuphine as an analgesic for colonos­copy, 86

see. MesserWelsh JD: see KnutsonWerbin N: see RattanWerner DJ: see BrowningWilliams CB: see GouldWinans CS: see PortWinawer SJ

Cummins R, Baldwin MP, Ptak A: A new flexiblesigmoidoscope for the generalist, 233

Lightdale CJ: The problem with polyp photocoa­gulation (editorial), 214

Wright jP: see Bremner

Zollinger-Ellison syndrome (a), 134

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