Journal of Family Practice

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Articles in Nov 2005 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Chronic compartment syndrome: tips on recognizing and treating: the patient's history offers more important clues than physical exam
  by Jon Englund
• The role of the family physician
• Is your practice really that predictable? Nonlinearity principles in family medicine: these patient cases show "nonlinear" thinking better grasps complexities and handles the unexpected
  by David A. Katerndahl
• Which late-stage Alzheimer's patients should be referred for hospice care?
  by Seema Modi
• A young girl with scaly skin plaques: the patient had numerous thick red plaques on her back and the extensor surfaces of elbows, knees, and forearms
  by Amor Khachemoune
• When is neuroimaging warranted for headache?
  by Sharon Grayson
• Acute otitis media: influence of the PCV-7 vaccine on changes in the disease and its management
  by Stephen Brunton
• Early tymp tubes do not improve outcomes after 3+ years
• No need for routine glycosuria/proteinuria screen in pregnant women
  by William A. Alto
• Would Issac Newton make a good family doc?
  by Jeff Susman
• Guideline for chronic constipation management
• How does colonoscopy compare with fecal occult blood testing as a screening tool for colon cancer?
  by Bruce D. Boggs
• Weighing the evidence: benefits and risks
• Clinical assessment of limited value in DVT diagnosis
• How can we best treat and monitor VTE during pregnancy?
  by Danielle Debelak
• Introduction
  by Andre I. Brill
• Diagnosing pulmonary embolism: results vary among the tests
• Advances in minimally invasive procedures
• Home glucose monitoring makes little difference in type 2 diabetes
• Vaginal pain and fever in a premenarchal girl: how would you treat?
  by Nadine B. Skinner
• What are the best therapies for acute migraine in pregnancy?
  by Stephen J. Conner
• The uninsured: you can make a difference
  by Eric Henley
• What is the best way to diagnose menopause?
  by Leila C. Kahwati