Articles:

CW Bryan-Brown and K Dracup

The critical care trajectory
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 137-139.  

A Verderber, AM Castelfranco, D Nishioka, and KG Johnson

Cardiovascular risk factors and cardiac surgery outcomes in a multiethnic sample of men and women
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 140-148. [Abstract]  

MA Goldsborough, MH Miller, J Gibson, S Creighton-Kelly, CA Custer, JM Wallop, and PS Greene

Prevalence of leg wound complications after coronary artery bypass grafting: determination of risk factors
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 149-153. [Abstract]  

LS Savage and MJ Grap

Telephone monitoring after early discharge for cardiac surgery patients
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 154-159. [Abstract]  

NA Metheny, MA Aud, and RJ Wunderlich

A survey of bedside methods used to detect pulmonary aspiration of enteral formula in intubated tube-fed patients
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 160-167. [Abstract]  

E Besserman, D Teres, A Logan, M Brennan, S Cleaves, R Bayly, D Brochis, B Nemeth, J Grare, and D Ngo

Use of flexible intermediate and intensive care to reduce multiple transfers of patients
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 170-179. [Abstract]  

MH Kollef and G Sherman

Acquired organ system derangements and hospital mortality: are all organ systems created equally?
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 180-188. [Abstract]  

P Golden

Chylothorax in blunt trauma: a case report
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 189-192.  

MA Shinnick and LI Holmes

Coronary artery disease and homocysteine: a case study
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 193-196.  

LG Futterman and L Lemberg

Heart rate is a simplistic marker of mortality in acute myocardial infarction
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 197-199.  

K Donnelly

Perspective of a patient with HCV for over twenty years
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 203-204.  

M Lasater

Thoughts on waiting for the millennium
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 203.  

AM Krocko

Cardiac biomarkers: past, present and future
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 204.  

GR Pesola, HR Pesola, and DA Pesola

Cardiac biomarkers
Am J Crit Care 1999 8: 204.  

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