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Book reviews Contraction band necrosis I read with interest the article by Hopster et al.' Actually it was a recent editorial in the Lancet by Virmani et alP that drew my attention to the paper by Hopster et al. In both articles there was an accompanying figure showing contraction bands with myo- cytes. According to the legend to the fig 1 of the paper by Hopster et al, the transverse contraction bands were "most pronounced in the upper half of the figure". Unfortunately, the figure was printed upside down, as the contraction bands were most pronounced in the lower half of the printed figure. For non- cardiovascular pathologists like me who are not familiar with contraction bands, this printing error created confusion. Of course, the best way would be to use arrows to indi- cate what the authors were referring to. T 0 CHENG Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, The George Washington University, 2150 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W, Washington, DC 20037, USA 1 Hopster DJ, Milroy CM, Burns J, Roberts NB. Necropsy study of the association between sudden cardiac death, cardiac isoenzymes and contraction band necrosis. Clin Pathol 1996;49:403-6. 2 Virmani R, Farb A, Burke A. Contraction-band necrosis: a new use for an old friend. Lancet 1996;347:1710-11. Book reviews Suspicious Death Scenes Investigation. Vanezis P, Busuttil A, eds. (Pp 193; C45.00.) Arnold. 1996. ISBN 0 340 558636. The Sherlockism, "You see, but you do not observe", is softened at a crime scene by the realisation that (unless one was the perpetra- tor of the crime) it is remarkably difficult to determine prospectively the importance of material found there. It seem wise to cover every angle, however oblique. It is hardly sur- prising that a book about death scene investi- gation will be repetitive and, if it is not to be enormous, must refer to more detailed works on specific types of scene. In contrast with this repetition, some areas are somewhat perfunctorily covered: health and safety are of fundamental importance and everyday relevance, methods of locating human remains are sadly topical, while the future-in the shape of virtual reality recon- struction of a scene-is tantalising but, as the authors wisely indicate, perhaps dangerously attractive. Some expansion of these areas and judicious excision of internal repetition would have enhanced the appeal of what is an easily assimilable primer. S LEADBEAITER Atlas of Forensic Pathology. Jones NL. (Pp 216; £85.00.) Igaku-Shoin. 1996. ISBN 0 89640 315 7. The aim of this book is admirable. The advice is very good. Sadly, it fails to achieve the aims, largely because of the quality of the photographs, and some of the descriptions of the illustrations do not clearly indicate what is intended. Figures 2.6, 2.7b and 2.8 clearly illustrate this failure. In Fig 2.6 we read that "a canvas of the adjacent building provided the identity of the victim". How could it do so? We are not told. Figure 2.7b does not show anything more than a seemingly out of focus jumble of legs and what looks like debris. The tip of the knife in Fig. 2.8 is miss- ing, having been cut off by the photograph. This is a very important part of the weapon, because the penetration and the nature of the wound depend to some degree upon it. Much of the diagnosis in forensic medicine and pathology depends upon the accurate interpretation of what may be only subtle appearances, thus it is imperative that these are accurately recorded. The absence of any form of scale in most of the photographs and the use of black and white makes the illustra- tions of questionable value. As it says in Fig. 3.48, "photographs using a rule and a colour scale should be taken". There are other criti- cisms which could be levelled, but to do so would only create the impression that there is nothing of value here and that would not be true. The concept is good, as is the advice. The check lists for the investigations of various types of death are most helpful. The variety and range of cases cited is commend- ably diverse, covering a wide spectrum of forensic practice. What is needed to make it a good book is an improvement in the quality of the illustrations. In its present form, I cannot recommend it and that saddens me, as a good book of this type would be of great value to pathologists when faced with a forensic prob- lem. IAN R HILL If you wish to order or require further infor- mation regarding the titles reviewed here, please write to or telephone the BMJ Bookshop, PO Box 295, London WC1H 9JR. Tel: 0171 383 6244; fax: 0171 383 6662. Books are supplied post-free in the UK and for BFPO addresses. Overseas customers should add 15% for postage and packing. Payment can be made by cheque in Sterling drawn on a UK bank or by credit card (Mas- terCard, Visa or American Express) stating card number, expiry date, and full name. (The price and availability are occasionally subject to revision by the Publishers.) Notices Cytopathology for Histopathologists February 3-7 1997 This is an intensive course in basic cytopa- thology suitable for all candidates preparing for the MRCPath and Diploma in Cytopa- thology examinations, as well as established histopathologists requiring revision. It is organised by the Department of Cellular Pathology, Northwick Park Hospital (Dr Eamon Leen). The programme will consist of lectures, microscopy sessions and discus- sions. Topics will include cytopathology of the cervic, urine, respiratory tract, serous effusions, and fine needle aspiration of breast, lymph nodes, salivary glands, and other sites. In addition, keynote lectures will be given by Dr Amanda Herbert (Overview of cervical cytology screening) and Professor Sebastian Lucus/Dr Nick Francis (Cytology of infectious disease). The course is limited to 30 participants. Royal College of Patholo- gists' approval for 29 CME credits is envisaged (as per 1996). The course fee is ,£350.00, which includes lunch, refresh- ments and a course dinner. For further information, please contact: Dr Eamon Leen, Department of Cellular Pathol- ogy, Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow HAl 3UJ. (Tel: 0181 869 3312; fax: 0181 864 1933.) UMDS Dermatopathology Update Friday February 21 1997 Venue: St Thomas's Hospital, London Morning-Melanocytic Tumours Update Speakers: RW Sagebiel, R Barnhill, M Cook, BM Maguire. Afternoon-Pre-circulated slide seminar For further information, please contact: Dr PH McKee, Department of Histopathology, St Thomas's Hospital Medical School, Lam- beth Palace Road, London SEI 7EH. (Tel: 0171 928 9292 exn 2295; fax: 0171 922 8322.) Postgraduate Course in Gynecologic and Obstetric Pathology March 24-28 1997 The Departments of Pathology, Massachu- setts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, will present a postgraduate course in Gyneco- logic and Obstetric Pathology under the direc- tion of Drs RE Scully, RH Young, CP Crum, to be held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Boston. This five day course is designed primarily for pathologists and pathology residents, but will also be of interest to gynaecologists with an interest in pathology. It will provide an in depth review of gynaecological and obstetric pathology with emphasis on morphologic diagnostic features and clinicopathological correlation. Special attention will be paid to recent advances and newly recognised entities. Instruction will be primarily by lecture but will also include discussion periods. A new feature of the course this year will be the opportunity to review glass slides of selected unusual cases in the laboratories of the Massachusetts Gen- eral Hospital during the evenings. Each participant will receive a comprehensive course syllabus. The course has Category 1 accreditation for approximately 36 hours CME credit by the American Medical Association. The fee for the course is $795.00 (JC530) (residents and fellows $575.00 (£383)). For further information, please contact: De- partment of Continuing Education, Harvard Medical School, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA02115,USA. (Tel: 617 432 1525;fax: 617 432 1562.) Diagnosis and Management of Pre-malignant Lesions of the Prostate Tuesday February 11 1997 A one day joint meeting of the Sections of Pathology and Urology, Royal Society of Medicine, London. The subsequent Urology Section evening meeting in- cludes a guest lecture by Professor David Bostwick. Daytime meeting: 5 CME credits. Registration fee: Non-Fellows £100; Fel- lows £80; Trainees £60. For programmes and registration forms, please contact: Miss Jenny Stubbs, Aca- demic Administrator, Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London WIM 8AE. 1022

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Book reviews

Contraction band necrosisI read with interest the article by Hopster et

al.' Actually it was a recent editorial in theLancet by Virmani et alP that drew my

attention to the paper by Hopster et al.In both articles there was an accompanying

figure showing contraction bands with myo-

cytes. According to the legend to the fig 1 ofthe paper by Hopster et al, the transversecontraction bands were "most pronounced inthe upper half of the figure". Unfortunately,the figure was printed upside down, as thecontraction bands were most pronounced inthe lower half of the printed figure. For non-

cardiovascular pathologists like me who are

not familiar with contraction bands, thisprinting error created confusion. Of course,

the best way would be to use arrows to indi-cate what the authors were referring to.

T 0 CHENGProfessor ofMedicine,

Department ofMedicine,The George Washington University,

2150 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W,Washington, DC 20037, USA

1 Hopster DJ, Milroy CM, Burns J, Roberts NB.Necropsy study of the association betweensudden cardiac death, cardiac isoenzymes andcontraction band necrosis. Clin Pathol1996;49:403-6.

2 Virmani R, Farb A, Burke A. Contraction-bandnecrosis: a new use for an old friend. Lancet1996;347:1710-11.

Book reviews

Suspicious Death Scenes Investigation.Vanezis P, Busuttil A, eds. (Pp 193; C45.00.)Arnold. 1996. ISBN 0 340 558636.The Sherlockism, "You see, but you do not

observe", is softened at a crime scene by therealisation that (unless one was the perpetra-tor of the crime) it is remarkably difficult todetermine prospectively the importance ofmaterial found there. It seem wise to cover

every angle, however oblique. It is hardly sur-

prising that a book about death scene investi-gation will be repetitive and, if it is not to beenormous, must refer to more detailed workson specific types of scene.

In contrast with this repetition, some areas

are somewhat perfunctorily covered: healthand safety are of fundamental importanceand everyday relevance, methods of locatinghuman remains are sadly topical, while thefuture-in the shape of virtual reality recon-

struction of a scene-is tantalising but, as theauthors wisely indicate, perhaps dangerouslyattractive. Some expansion of these areas andjudicious excision of internal repetitionwould have enhanced the appeal ofwhat is aneasily assimilable primer.

S LEADBEAITER

Atlas of Forensic Pathology. Jones NL.(Pp 216; £85.00.) Igaku-Shoin. 1996. ISBN0 89640 315 7.The aim of this book is admirable. The

advice is very good. Sadly, it fails to achievethe aims, largely because of the quality of thephotographs, and some of the descriptions ofthe illustrations do not clearly indicate what isintended. Figures 2.6, 2.7b and 2.8 clearlyillustrate this failure. In Fig 2.6 we read that"a canvas of the adjacent building provided

the identity of the victim". How could it doso? We are not told. Figure 2.7b does not

show anything more than a seemingly out offocus jumble of legs and what looks likedebris. The tip of the knife in Fig. 2.8 is miss-ing, having been cut off by the photograph.This is a very important part of the weapon,

because the penetration and the nature of thewound depend to some degree upon it. Muchof the diagnosis in forensic medicine andpathology depends upon the accurateinterpretation of what may be only subtleappearances, thus it is imperative that theseare accurately recorded. The absence of any

form of scale in most of the photographs andthe use of black and white makes the illustra-tions of questionable value. As it says in Fig.3.48, "photographs using a rule and a colourscale should be taken". There are other criti-cisms which could be levelled, but to do so

would only create the impression that there isnothing of value here and that would not betrue. The concept is good, as is the advice.The check lists for the investigations ofvarious types of death are most helpful. Thevariety and range of cases cited is commend-ably diverse, covering a wide spectrum offorensic practice. What is needed to make it agood book is an improvement in the quality ofthe illustrations. In its present form, I cannotrecommend it and that saddens me, as a goodbook of this type would be of great value topathologists when faced with a forensic prob-lem.

IAN R HILL

If you wish to order or require further infor-mation regarding the titles reviewed here,please write to or telephone the BMJBookshop, PO Box 295, London WC1H 9JR.Tel: 0171 383 6244; fax: 0171 383 6662.Books are supplied post-free in the UK andfor BFPO addresses. Overseas customersshould add 15% for postage and packing.Payment can be made by cheque in Sterlingdrawn on a UK bank or by credit card (Mas-terCard, Visa or American Express) statingcard number, expiry date, and full name.

(The price and availability are occasionallysubject to revision by the Publishers.)

Notices

Cytopathology for Histopathologists

February 3-7 1997This is an intensive course in basic cytopa-thology suitable for all candidates preparingfor the MRCPath and Diploma in Cytopa-thology examinations, as well as establishedhistopathologists requiring revision. It isorganised by the Department of CellularPathology, Northwick Park Hospital (DrEamon Leen). The programme will consistof lectures, microscopy sessions and discus-sions. Topics will include cytopathology ofthe cervic, urine, respiratory tract, serouseffusions, and fine needle aspiration ofbreast, lymph nodes, salivary glands, andother sites. In addition, keynote lectures willbe given by Dr Amanda Herbert (Overviewof cervical cytology screening) and ProfessorSebastian Lucus/Dr Nick Francis (Cytologyof infectious disease). The course is limitedto 30 participants. Royal College of Patholo-gists' approval for 29 CME credits isenvisaged (as per 1996). The course fee is,£350.00, which includes lunch, refresh-ments and a course dinner.For further information, please contact: DrEamon Leen, Department of Cellular Pathol-ogy, Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow HAl3UJ. (Tel: 0181 869 3312; fax: 0181 8641933.)

UMDS Dermatopathology Update

Friday February 21 1997

Venue: St Thomas's Hospital, London

Morning-Melanocytic Tumours UpdateSpeakers: RW Sagebiel, R Barnhill, M Cook,BM Maguire.

Afternoon-Pre-circulated slide seminar

For further information, please contact: DrPH McKee, Department of Histopathology,St Thomas's Hospital Medical School, Lam-beth Palace Road, London SEI 7EH. (Tel:0171 928 9292 exn 2295; fax: 0171 9228322.)

Postgraduate Course in Gynecologicand Obstetric Pathology

March 24-28 1997

The Departments of Pathology, Massachu-setts General Hospital and Brigham andWomen's Hospital, Harvard Medical School,will present a postgraduate course in Gyneco-logic and Obstetric Pathology under the direc-tion of Drs RE Scully, RH Young, CP Crum,to be held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Boston.This five day course is designed primarily forpathologists and pathology residents, but willalso be of interest to gynaecologists with aninterest in pathology. It will provide an indepth review of gynaecological and obstetricpathology with emphasis on morphologicdiagnostic features and clinicopathologicalcorrelation. Special attention will be paid torecent advances and newly recognised entities.Instruction will be primarily by lecture but willalso include discussion periods. A new featureof the course this year will be the opportunityto review glass slides of selected unusual casesin the laboratories of the Massachusetts Gen-eral Hospital during the evenings. Eachparticipant will receive a comprehensivecourse syllabus.The course has Category 1 accreditation forapproximately 36 hours CME credit by theAmerican Medical Association. The fee for thecourse is $795.00 (JC530) (residents andfellows $575.00 (£383)).

For further information, please contact: De-partment of Continuing Education, HarvardMedical School, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston,MA02115,USA. (Tel: 617 432 1525;fax: 617432 1562.)

Diagnosis and Management ofPre-malignant Lesions

ofthe ProstateTuesday February 11 1997

A one day joint meeting of the Sections ofPathology and Urology, Royal Society ofMedicine, London. The subsequentUrology Section evening meeting in-cludes a guest lecture by Professor DavidBostwick.

Daytime meeting: 5 CME credits.

Registration fee: Non-Fellows £100; Fel-lows £80; Trainees £60.For programmes and registration forms,please contact: Miss Jenny Stubbs, Aca-demic Administrator, Royal Society ofMedicine, 1 Wimpole Street, LondonWIM 8AE.

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List of assessors

The members of the Editorial Board are indebted to the following for their help with the assessment of papers during theyear to September 1996.

J AdamsB J AddisM R AlisonJ A L AmessJ AndersonT AndersonP AndrewsC A AngelB AnsariI D AnsellP P AnthonyJ ArmesM Ashton-KeyT AshworthR L AttanoosA T R AxonS I A BaithunM BalsitisJ E BanatvalaS S BanerjeeJ L BarronT W BarrowcliffeP S BassA C BatemanE Martin-BatesP A BatmanR BeethamEW BenbowE BenjaminD BerneyP J BerryG BeveridgeA G BirdM BoogaertsJ W BradfieldM BrettJ BreuerH B Brewer JrH A BrouwersD BrownL J R BrownA D BrycesonC H BuckleyM D Buckley-SharpR BurgessM M E BurkeR A BurnettD BurneyJ P BurnieN J CairnsJ CalamR CamplejohnP Morgan-CapnerN CarterN CaryD CatovskyE 0 CaulI A J CavillR CerioP R ChadwickI ChanarinH M ChapelT ChardC ChinyamaD ClarkD M ClarkT ClarkeB J CohenD CollenG ContessoC CooperK CooperB CorrinF Tacchini-CottierA CoumbeT L Cover

J E CrabtreeG CraigI A CreeJ A CrollaM CrookS S CrossJ CrowD C CubittM CurtisS E DanielP J DarbyshireS DasD R DaviesP D DawkinsA DayD W DayA R S DeeryG DelsolK DentonU DesselbergerT J De VriesA P DhillonS DillyM F DixonS DoddP DomizioR DoshiC DuBoulayE DuvallC G EdenC EdwardsI 0 EllisC W ElstonV EmeryA M EmmersonG EvansS J EykynS FalkRM FeakinsC FisherA FleckK A FlemingA R W ForrestC S FosterH FoxI M FranklinA J FreemontP N FurnessE F GaffneyE GaleD GaltonJ GarsonK C GatterR C GeorgeR H GeorgeS H GillespieH M GilmourD GoldblattR GoldinD I GrahamH C B GravesM GreavesJ B GreenM GreenG GriffithsM H GriffithsK M GrigorR GrunebergM R HaeneyS HallP J HamiltonB W HancockR HarachJ M HardieP HarndenJ Harney

M HarrisM D HarrisT G HarrisonD R HarrissR B HartleyL HarvathT J HavardP HawkeyC R M HayR J HayM J R HealyS HeardM K HeatleyR V HeatleyA HerbertC S HerringtonK HollowoodD HopwoodD HourihaneA J HowatS HumphreysB J HuntJ IronsideP G IsaacsonS M IsmailH ItoP JacobsP D JamesV JamesG JanossyB JasaniJ R JassD J JeffriesD JenkinsD B JonesD H M JoynsonI Juhan-VagueJ A KanisW F KealyJW KeelingP KelehanC KibblerN KirkhamP KiteN KleinG M KondratowiczA S KrajewskiS KrajewskiT KrauszJ KreuningS KumarD LaneS A LaneP LangleyN E I LangloisI LauderS LeadbeatterJLeeD Y M LeungE L LevineD A LevisonM LeytonS LoganR P H LoganD N LouisS B LucasD A F LynchT T MacdonaldS J MachinE F D MackenzieR N M MacSweenM M T MaloneR R MarplesI G MartinD Y MasonK P McCarthy

W G McCluggageE McCrudenT A McCullochE McGooganG McKeePH McKeeJ E McLaughlinA M McNicolS MedbakD H MelcherL MichaelsR MichalidesK MillarY MizukamiP MonteyneM S MorganA R MorleyJ A MorrisP MossP MuirM A NaaseJ R NeilsonJ NelsonA NewlandA J NortonH C NyholmR OommenB A OppenheimM G OrmerodD H PamphilonF J ParadinasJ ParkinM PartridgeG PasvolJ R PattisonC PeckhamL PerryG PhillipsM PignatelliS A PileriA J PinchingN PorterB C PortmannA B PriceJ PringleJ QuerolC M QuinnB J RandallD RaoultD M ReardonD S ReevesM M ReidJ T ReillyP A RevellM A RichardsR RiddellG L RidgwayR A RisdonB E RobertsG RobertsA J RobertsonS RobinsonW R RocheT RogersM RoseD A RouseB RoweN RubinD J RuiterP SarsfieldE J SchaeferP N SchofieldC S ScottG M S ScottJ ScottI Segal

G R SerjeantH F SewellM SheaffE A SheffieldM ShepherdN A SheppardM S M ShoushaM SlackN G P SlaterB M SlavinJ M SloanG SmithD SpellerC J F SpryG StampW E StebhensJ R StephensonP L SternS G SubbuswamyD M SwirskyM SwornK SyrjanenS TabaqchaliD A TabernerI C TalbotGA T TargettI TaylorD Taylor-RobinsonJ M TheakerG ThomasE J ThompsonI ThompsonJ G ThorntonP G TonerD R TurnerJ C E UnderwoodA UttleyJ van der WaltP VanezisS VariendR A VeenendaalW WagstaffR A WalkerF WalkerC WalkerJ A Walker-SmithW WallaceA T WarfieldD A WarrellB F WarrenJ V WatsonJ N WeberR 0 WellerC A WellsS WellsJ A WhitsettJ A WhittakerH L WhitwellA WierzbickiD G D WightJ WildeD M WilliamsD WilliamsG T WilliamsM WilliamsM WilsonP B WilsonDA WinfieldN WoolfA C WotherspoonD H WrightP A WrightJ I WyattD W Wynford-ThomasJ Young

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Volume 490* Author index

(E) = Editorial: (L) = Leader: (C) = Correspondence

Acevedo A, 512Adu D, 238Aguado MJ, 154Ahmed MM, 254Ahr A, 57Ajioka Y, 560Akagi T, 478Akenami FOT, 577Akl MM, 990Al-Janabi K, 694 (C)Al-Sader MH, 549Albonico G, 926Alegre A, 512Alexander GJM, 465Alexander R, 407Ali M, 642Allen AC, 38Allison LJ, 560Almeida JR, 717An SF, 425Anderson J, 278Ando H, 657Anevlavis E, 1013Angel CA, 29Angus B, 258Angus HB, 159Ansari NA, 965 (L)Aoyagi K, 611Appleton MAC, 85Ariza A, 474, 489Arora DS, 519Arranz R, 512Ashton-Key M, 107, 545Atkinson AB, 795Atrah HI, 254Attanoos R, 767Attanoos RL, 79Avellini C, 456Azuma M, 420

BaakJPA, 142, 931Babu MK, 857Baczako K, 791Badenoch DF, 329Bain BJ, 664, 772Baithun SI, 329Balfour A, 429Ball RY, 347Banerjee SS, 205, 770, 950Bareford D, 853Barnes A, 780 (C)Baron JH, 309Barrett AW, 565Bartels PH, 194 (L)Bass PS, 43Beastall G, 676Beattie AD, 676Beattie TJ, 343, 682Bebear C, 824Bedossa P, 998Behan PO, 592Behan WMH, 592, 1009Bell S, 170Beltrami CA, 456, 595Bennett M, 549Bergers E, 931Bettinardi A, 889Bharucha H, 599, 833Bhavnani M, 351Bichel P, 142Biddolph S, 270 (C)Binks S, 654Birch HA, 1015Bird PS, 255Bishop PW, 950Block C, 759Bodmer WF, 386Bokey EL, 694 (C)Bolodeoku J, 300, 623 (L)

Bonser RS, 34Borriello SP, 529 (L)Boshoff CH, 400Bostock A, 861Boswell TCJ, 581Boxer ME, 587Boyd S, 233Bradley D, 168Brain SG, 29Breedijk AJ, 607Brewster DH, 947Brink A, 72Brinkhuis M, 142Briscoe DM, 721Brousset P, 504Brown DFJ, 373Brown NM, 444 (L)Bruning PF, 607Buchanan KD, 795Buckley CH, 139,971Bull AD, 79, 213Bult P, 798Burczak J, 116Burgmann H, 508Burnett D, 903Burnett RA, 130, 1009Burnie JP, 861Burns J, 403Burt AD, 418Butler AC, 864 (C)Butowski PF, 278Buursma A, 275 (L)

Caballero MD, 450Cacitti V, 456Cadiot G, 176Cain G, 258Cairns A, 183Cairns NJ, 870 (L)Campbell CK, 95 (L), 184Carder C, 116Cardoso EA, 938Carrigan DR, 802Carson DJ, 345Cassaro M, 527 (C)Cassidy M, 694 (C)Cassidy MT, 552Castella E, 489Castella EM, 474Cathomas G, 631Catovsky D, 154, 208, 539Cattan AR, 258, 848Caughley LM, 833Caul EO, 679, 874 (L), 959 (L)Chadwick PR, 687, 780 (C)Chan ACL, 262, 524Chan AYY, 411Chan CM, 290Chan CW, 180Chan EC, 818Chan EY-T, 660Chan KS, 290Chan LC, 411Chapman BA, 159Chapman RW, 53Chapuis PH, 694 (C)Charlotte F, 998Charnock FM, 493Chen K, 698 (E)Cheng TO, 1022 (C)Chetty R, 270 (C), 400Cheung AN-Y, 604Cheung LKN, 975Child DF, 881Child JA, 672Chinyama C, 741Choi CH, 180Chow J, 259Choy WL, 180

Christopoulos C, 1013Chung CH, 460Chung L-P, 604Cicuttini FM, 617 (E)Clark JC, 149, 552Clarke M, 278Clarke SC, 511Clavel C, 892Clelland CA, 654Clerehugh V, 255Coelho E, 154Collan Y, 194 (L)Collett K, 920Collingham KE, 230Comley MA, 400Conaghan C, 159Contreras M, 187 (C)Coombs R, 391Cooper K, 805Coutinho HB, 717Coutinho VB, 717Coyne JD, 614 (C)Crabtree JE, 829Crawford A, 154Crawley BA, 170Creasy MR, 638Crichton J, 947Crocker J, 264Crolla JA, 619 (E)Crombach G, 57Cross SS, 217, 597, 867 (E)Crosthwaite N, 648Culora GA, 776, 844Cummings MH, 19Cunniffe JG, 249Cunningham R, 93Curran B, 549Curry A, 614 (C), 679

Dada MA, 400, 965 (L)Darnton SJ, 264Das SS, 172Date A, 833Davey KG, 95 (L)Davidson BR, 102Davies DR, 43Davies GK, 881Davies MG, 881Davison AM, 439 (L)Davison F, 425Dawson G, 947de Blas JM, 1011De Bolla AR, 881de Bruin PC, 72, 897de Gouvello A, 89De Grassi A, 595De Martinis M, 539De Rosa G, 631de Silva M, 187 (C)De Soysa L, 881Debrus S, 243Dehais J, 824del Caniizo MC, 450Delsol G, 504Delvenne P, 243Deniau M, 517Dent OF, 694 (C)Dent THS, 373Derouin F, 89Devenish A, 187 (C)Dexter TM, 437 (C)Deybach J-C, 89Di Loreto C, 456, 595Di Mario F, 527 (C)Diss TC, 107Dodson AP, 529 (L)Donaldson D, 623 (L)Doran JP, 34Douglas AS, 284

Douglas EA, 848Douglas JP, 24Douglas-Jones AG, 79Doyle E, 549Droogan AG, 24Drucker DB, 170, 255, 365Drummond A, 391du Boulay C, 100 (L)Dube A, 217Duhault P, 504Dukers DF, 897

Ehringer H, 508El-Bassiouni NE, 990El Bassiouny AE, 990El-Khayat HR, 990Ellis IO, 868 (E)Els S, 994Elston CW, 868 (E)European Neuroblastoma Study

Group, 226, 691Evans B, 43Evans MF, 493Evans PA, 672Eyden BP, 770, 950

Fabris G, 324Farahat N, 539Faraker CA, 587Farish SJ, 1017Farquharson MA, 749Feehally J, 38Feneley MR, 741Fenelon L, 184Fernandez-Raniada JM, 512Fernandez-Vasalo A, 489Ferrario G, 574, 733Ferretti S, 926Feussner G, 985Fickers M, 762Figueiredo M, 938Filho JTO, 717Finsterer J, 422Fiori GP, 574Fischer M, 422Fisher C, 697 (E)Fitchett M, 638Fitzgerald A, 19Fleetwood P, 187 (C)FlejouJ-F, 176Fleming KA, 53Fligelstone LJ, 79Fongione S, 456Ford M, 437 (C)Forrest ARW, 149Foster GA, 648Frade MJ, 938Franchini M, 116Franklin C, 648Freedman DB, 903Freeman R, 684Freemont AJ, 618 (E)Frohlich J, 407Fujimoto S, 420, 967Fujishima M, 611Fujita M, 858Fuller CE, 614 (C)Funahashi H, 657Furness P, 187 (C), 693 (C)Furness PN, 233, 355 (L)

Galende J, 450Galle PR, 295Gameiro P, 938Garcia JV, 306Garcia-Marcos MA, 15Garcia Marcos MA, 450Garin YJ, 89

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Garner A, 407Garrick DP, 278Garrido MC, 556Gatter K, 270 (C)Gatter KC, 400Gazzard B, 821Geddy PM, 428Genka K, 810Genta RM, 829George PM, 159Gevorkian EM, 453Ghorbani AJ, 306Gibb AP, 434Gil-Fernandez Ji, 512Gilleece MH, 437 (C)Gilroy CB, 824Ginaldi L, 539Glass JM, 1015Goeser T, 369G6hring U-J, 57Going JJ, 48Golbang N, 861Goldfain D, 176Goldin RD, 836Gonzilez I, 889Gonzalez M, 15Goodison S, 300Gorguet B, 504Gorham H, 482Gould FK, 437 (C), 684Gouma DJ, 460Govil YK, 347Gow JW, 592Grabow WOK, 994Graham C, 774Graham DP, 829Graham DY, 829Graninger W, 508Grasser FA, 897Gray JJ, 373Gray S, 418Gray TA, 903Gray W, 493Grayson W, 805Green L, 351Green T, 431Gudat F, 631

Haapiainen R, 979Haeney M, 942Hakobian GS, 453Hakoda E, 712Halbmayer WM, 422Haldane S, 519Hale RJ, 139, 971Halme L, 65Hamilton PW, 194 (L), 833Hammerling JA, 802Hareyama H, 420, 967Harnden P, 270 (C)Haroutjunian VM, 453Harper SJ, 38Harris AW, 309Harrison P, 230, 853Hartveit F, 920Harvey JC, 947Havard TJ, 68Hawkins SA, 24Heaney AP, 795Heaney DC, 1019Heatley MK, 957 (E)Henley R, 168Henson TH, 306Herrington CS, 493Heyworth CM, 437 (C)Hiasa Y, 1005Hicks JM, 191 (L)Hill CM, 345Hillan KJ, 552Hilton JMN, 694 (C)Hinchliffe SA, 418Hirata T, 611Hirayasu T, 810Hirokawa M, 913Hizawa K, 611Ho-Yen DO, 693 (C)Hoang C, 998Hoffbrand AV, 184Hofmann WJ, 369Hogman CF, 955 (C)Holdsworth RJ, 500

Hollenstein U, 508Holliman RE, 615 (C), 693 (C)Holt J, 270 (C)Honda S, 395Hoogkamp-Korstanje JAA, 798Hopster DJ, 403Horner PJ, 642Horstman A, 897Hourihane DO'B, 602Hovakimyan SS, 453Hoveyan GA, 453Hovsepyan LM, 453Howard M, 258Howat AJ, 614 (C)Howatson AJ, 682Howatson SR, 130Howe RA, 444 (L)Howes GP, 570Howie AJ, 34, 238, 783 (L)Hua C, 952Hubscher SG, 556Hudson PR, 881Hudson S, 684Huibregtse K, 460Hull D, 599Humphreys S, 570Hunt BJ, 958 (E)Hunt CR, 971Hunt J, 971Hunt NCA, 767Hunter JO, 373Hutchinson RM, 774Hutchison JD, 284

Ichihara K, 333Igawa M, 395Iida M, 611Ikezoe T, 712Imai T, 657Indelli M, 926Inoue F, 112International Council for Stand-

ardisation in Haematology:Expert Panel on Haemo-globinometry, 271 (L)

Inui S, 333Inward CD, 238Irving JAE, 258Isaacson PG, 107Isalska BJ, 679Ishibe T, 395Ishikura H, 420Ismail SM, 85Issi M, 733Itin PH, 631Ito M, 657Iwahashi M, 916Iwamasa T, 810Iwamoto M, 858

Jaber M, 945Jack A, 672Jacyna MR, 377Jagger C, 278James DS, 1 (L), 213Jasani B, 767Jass JR, 560, 787 (L)Jenkins D, 717Jennings I, 10Jiwa NM, 72, 897Johnson PJ, 259Johnson RJ, 672Johnston CF, 795Johnston D, 407Jones DB, 43Joynson DHM, 693 (C)

Kafiri G, 609Kamada Y, 810Karaguezyan KG, 453Karakantza M, 208Katagiri S, 728Kawahara K, 478Kawasaki N, 478Kay EW, 549Kehl KS, 802Kernohan NM, 667Kerr T, 749Khong TY, 694 (C)Khoo U-S, 604Kibbler CC, 184

Kimura E, 1005King G, 717King JA, 230Kini U, 857Kirby RS, 741Kitamura Y, 333Kitchen S, 10Kitson KA, 686Kivilaakso E, 979Kizu Y, 728Klapper PE, 861Knight R, 187 (C)Kobayashi M, 712Kokkola A, 979Konishi N, 1005Koppensteiner R, 508Koskiniemi M, 577Kosunen TU, 65Kottoris K, 1013Koukkou E, 634Koyama Y, 420Koyanagi Y, 810Kumar R, 945Kwong YL, 524

Lafra E, 521Lal DPSS, 942Laloum J, 759Lam KY, 124, 262, 524, 975Lamant L, 504Lambrecht RS, 802Lamoril J, 89Land MA, 306Landolfi C, 15Lang S, 130Lantos PL, 870 (L)Laurent A, 998Law SYK, 975Laxen F, 979Lay C-S, 660Layton C, 654Leadbeatter S, 1 (L), 439 (L)Leader M, 549Lee AHS, 43, 609Lee FD, 130Lee H, 116Lee N, 818Lee PYC, 615 (C)Lehto V-P, 521Lei C, 952Leidenius M, 65Lessells AM, 130Levett D, 848Levine TS, 319Liesner R, 772Lin YL, 818Lipcsei G, 243Logan RW, 343Lopez A, 173Lopez D, 474Lopez-Berges MC, 15Lorenzato M, 892Lote CJ, 783 (L)Love AHG, 345Lowy C, 634Luk ISC, 223Luk TF, 975

Ma L, 975Ma LT, 124Maas RA, 607Maca T, 508McAllion SJ, 627McCluggage WG, 599, 833McClure MO, 642McCorriston J, 749McCreanor G, 407McCruden EAB, 552McCulloch TA, 29McDermott M, 81, 87McDonald GSA, 437 (C)Macedo A, 15McGandy CE, 631McGee JO'D, 493MacGowan DJL, 602McIntyre M, 511McKay IC, 552MacKenzie JM, 360 (L), 497McLaren KM, 130MacLennan K, 208McMahon RFT, 183

McManus DT, 345McMillan SA, 24McWilliam LJ, 614 (C)Madan N, 1022 (C)Madden L, 853M.Thle BO, 920Magee J, 684Magri E, 926Mahalingam M, 766Mahida Y, 717Majid A, 1019Makinoda S, 420, 967Maliszewska CT, 638Mamiconyan RS, 453Mamoli B, 422Manabe T, 712, 913ManningV, 139Mansfield AO, 102Mariuzzi L, 595Marley NJE, 909Maroto MC, 889Marron K, 53Martin A, 1011Martin JE, 329Martins EBG, 53Marumoto K, 858Marwah SS, 853Mate JL, 474Mathurin P, 998Matsumoto A, 515Matsumoto K, 1005Matsushima T, 515Matthews HR, 264Matutes E, 154, 208, 539Mayers MM, 694 (C)Mayne E, 599Meenan J, 177Meijer CJLM, 72, 897Meijer GA, 142Meis JFGM, 798Metivier E, 295Mibu R, 611Michael J, 238Middeldorp JM, 897Middleton PG, 848Mikraki V, 1013Milburn C, 549Milford DV, 238Miller E, 620 (L)Miller JM, 202Miller MH, 284Milligan DW, 230, 853Millis RR, 609Milroy CM, 149, 267, 403Mirakhur M, 795Miranda N, 938Misiewicz JJ, 309Mitchell DC, 93Mitchell S, 319Mitchell VE, 181Miyagi S, 712Miyake K, 478Miyashita N, 515Miyoshi I, 712Modal J, 89Moffat DF, 48Mogensen 0, 142Molina J-M, 89Molina-Carballo A, 120Molina-Font JA, 120Montironi R, 194 (L), 324Mooney EE, 437 (C)Moore CA, 168Moore R, 345Morgan GJ, 672Morilla R, 154, 539Morris AG, 264Morris JA, 170, 365Morton R, 676Mota A, 450Muellbacher W, 422Mumtaz G, 116Mufioz C, 474Mufioz-Hoyos A, 120Munro JM, 721Murphy PT, 181Murphy WG, 434Mutton A, 139

Nagai M, 858Nairn ER, 130, 947

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Nakano R, 916Nanba E, 333Naoumov NV, 295Nazaretian EE, 453NeijtJP, 142Neilson JR, 230, 853Nelson D, 684Nelson MR, 821Nenci I, 926Newland RC, 694 (C)Ng MH, 290Ng W-F, 604Ng WF, 290NgWK, 524Nicholson CM, 950Niki Y, 515Nikkels AF, 243Nilsson S, 381Nishi S, 420Noorduyn LA, 460

Obradov DO, 177O'Connor NTJ, 208Oda S, 858O'Donoghue DJ, 942Offerhaus GJA, 460Ofner D, 313Ogston S, 130Ohbu M, 134Ohshima M, 1005Ohtsuki Y, 712Ojanguren I, 489Okayasu I, 134O'Morain C, 602Omran SA, 990O'Neill E, 306Ong G, 102Onland G, 581Ono M, 728Oohata Y, 611Ooshima A, 916Opolon P, 998Oppenheim BA, 170, 780 (C)Orani A, 574Orfao A, 15, 450Orr KE, 437 (C)Osawa H, 112O'Sullivan JP, 737Ottlinger ME, 766Otto G, 369Otto HF, 369Oudejans JJ, 72, 897Owen RG, 672Owusu-Ankomah K, 154

Paikk6 P, 470Padmanabhanm N, 1019Pall AA, 238Palmer CR, 465Pan LX, 545Panagea S, 687Panizzo R, 456Paradis V, 998Parham DM, 689Park RHR, 676Parker D, 642Parkinson MC, 741Parr A, 258Parrado A, 1011Parratt D, 500Parreira A, 938Patel NK, 836Paterson CR, 627Paton RD, 343Pavord SR, 181Payne S, 667Peach HG, 1017Pearce DC, 1017Pearson JM, 614 (C)Peltier E, 517Pereira LMMB, 295Perry JD, 437 (C)Peters RHM, 414Peterse JL, 607Phillips K-A, 349Phull PS, 377Piedrola G, 889Pierard GE, 243Piette J, 243Pinder SE, 868 (E)Polak MM, 460

Poling N, 434Pollanen R, 521Poot T, 798Porter RW, 284Postma BH, 581Poter F, 176Poynard TS, 998Pratt NR, 638Prentice HG, 184Preston FE, 10Price AB, 319, 377Price CP, 903Prieto J, 1011Pringle JH, 38Puertas-Prieto A, 120Pugliese A, 733Puglisi F, 456Pumphrey RSH, 351Puolakkainen P, 979

Quatresooz P, 243Querzoli P, 926Quinn PJ, 453Quir6s E, 889

Raha-Chowdhury R, 168Rahman HA, 694 (C)Rajs A, 759Ramage IJ, 343, 682Ramsay AD, 844Ramsoekh TB, 460Rathbone BJ, 377Ratnayaka ID, 755Rattan A, 945Raunio H, 470Rautelin H, 65Rawstron AC, 672Ray M, 343Reid DM, 284Reid MM, 226, 354, 691ReinaJ, 173Rentier B, 243Ricaurte 0, 176Richards GM, 238Richards NT, 238Ridgway GL, 116Rihet S, 892Rinaldi R, 926Rios E, 1011Rippey JJ, 864 (C)Rizzi PM, 295Roald B, 226, 691Robalinho TI, 717Roberts NB, 403Robertson AJ, 130Robins SP, 284Robinson AJ, 116Robinson IA, 909Roca X, 489Roche WR, 776Rockett JC, 264Rodgers C, 345Rodgers CS, 638Rodriguez JM, 1011Rooney G, 821Rose PE, 5 (L)Rotenberg A, 176Roymans RTJM, 581Rozan S, 609Rugge M, 527 (C)Ruiz-Cosano C, 120Rusia U, 1022 (C)Ryder SD, 295Rytina ERC, 347

Sabanathan K, 347Sadzot-Delvaux C, 243Saegusa M, 134Saito I, 728Sakuragi N, 967Sakurai H, 728Samman N, 164Samori T, 1005San Miguel JF, 15,450Sarsfield P, 68Savargaonkar PR, 139Sayers NM, 365Scaravilli F, 425Schaeverbeke T, 781 (E), 824Scharl A, 57Schelper RL, 764

Schlaifer D, 504Schneider JW, 400Schwerer MJ, 791Scurry JP, 349Segal H, 958 (E)Semararo D, 79Seregard S, 338Sergi C, 369Sewell HF, 717Seymour GJ, 255Shanks JH, 205, 770Shapiro M, 759Sharma S, 1022 (C)Sheaff MT, 329ShekAWH, 164Shek TWH, 223, 864 (C)Shiina H, 395Shimizu M, 913Shinozaki N, 728Shirakawa H, 395Shoji Y, 134Shrimankar J, 431Shu XK, 952Siimes MA, 577Sikka M, 1022 (C)Simpson AJH, 172Simpson CGB, 693 (C)Simpson JG, 130Simpson K, 592Singh N, 545Sipponen P, 979Siren V, 577Sisson PR, 684Sivakumaran M, 774Skidmore SJ, 230Skjerven R, 920Slater DN, 202Slebos RJC, 460Smedts F, 798Smith CL, 267Smith GD, 130Smith GM, 672Smith MEF, 545Smolka A, 309So CKC, 411Soini Y, 470, 521Sonobe H, 712Soontornniyomkij V, 764Southgate J, 270 (C)Sowter C, 319Spector TD, 617 (E)Speight PM, 565Spencer RC, 444 (L)Speranza F, 574, 733Spickett GP, 431Spooner R, 1019Srivastava PC, 208Stafford R, 684Stalnikowicz R, 759Stanbridge TN, 679Stanworth SJ, 351Start RD, 29, 217, 867 (E)Steer HW, 68Steering Committee of the UK

National Quality AssessmentScheme for Blood Coagula-tion, 10

Steiner H, 313Stephens J, 377Stephenson J, 570Stewart CJR, 749, 839Stewart IS, 839Stringer BMJ, 648Sugino T, 300, 482Sweeney EC, 81, 87Swinson DR, 351Szczepura A, 903

Tabaqchali S, 172Taha AS, 676Tahara E, 300Takagi H, 657Takahara J, 858Takano Y, 134Tanigawa T, 333Tanner WA, 602Tarin D, 300, 482Tavadia HB, 130Tavakolian A, 19Taylor CM, 238Taylor L, 805

Taylor MB, 994Taylor PRA, 848Taylor-Robinson D, 102, 642,

781 (E), 824Teale D, 648Tedder TF, 721Telford DR, 365Teravainen H, 577Terracciano LM, 631Testa NG, 437 (C)Thalhammer F, 508Theaker JM, 43, 844Thelen U, 57Theunissen P, 762Thomas BJ, 102Thomas CM, 614 (C)Thomas HC, 836Thompson D, 194 (L)Thornton CM, 833Titius BR, 57Toge T, 300Tomas JF, 512Tomlinson IPM, 386Toner G, 349Torre D, 574, 733Townend JN, 34Trulson A, 381Tsoi WC, 259Tsubota K, 728Turley H, 400Tweddle D, 679Tytgat GNJ, 177Tzardi M, 319

Uberos-Fernindez J, 120Uemura Y, 712Underwood JCE, 217Unsworth DJ, 704Urakami S, 395Urata T, 712Usuda H, 810Uttley AHC, 700 (L)

Vaheri A, 577ValeJ, 1015Valenzuela-Ruiz A, 120Vallance D, 407Vallance DT, 278Valli M, 324van Assendelft OW, 275 (L)van den Besselaar AMHP, 414van den Brule AJC, 72, 897van den Tweel JG, 72van Deventer SJH, 177van Diest PJ, 142,931van Dullemen H, 177van Gorp J, 72, 897Variend S, 391Venge P, 381Verweij PE, 798Vidaud M, 998Vidriales MB, 15Viraben R, 504Virkajarvi N, 470Virtamo J, 979Vissuzaine C, 176Volkmann M, 295Vos W, 897Vuopala S, 521

Wade JJ, 700 (L)Wakelin D, 717Walker F, 130, 667Walker MM, 309, 1015Waller JM, 309Walmsley TA, 159Walsh CB, 549Walsh MY, 833Wang D-G, 795Warhurst DC, 533 (L)Warnock DW, 95 (L), 184Warren BF, 300Warren CW, 84Wat MS, 262Waters JJ, 638Watts GF, 19, 634Webber BL, 306Webber LM, 994Weber JN, 642Wechsler J, 517Wedgwood KR, 428

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Whimster WF, 194 (L)Whitby-Stevens S, 249Wickham N, 259Wickramasinghe SN, 599, 755Wight DGD, 373, 465Wilcox MH, 249, 373Wilentz RE, 460Williams CP, 881Williams JE, 533 (L)Williams JH, 43Williams R, 295Williamson P, 861Winder AF, 278,407Wolkenstein P, 517

WongJ, 124, 975Wong MP, 223Wong N, 259Wong VS, 465Woodman A, 300Woodman AC, 482Woods S, 418Woods TAL, 10Worwood M, 168Wotherspoon AC, 68Wraight EP, 373Wright KC, 686Wu PC, 164Wyatt JI, 84

Yam WC, 290Yamamoto R, 420Yamasaki K, 611Yao T, 611Yeghen T, 184Yeo W, 259Yim KHM, 290Yip SP, 180Yoshida K, 300Yoshida Y, 112Yoshino T, 478Young MPA, 741Yuen KY, 290Yuen ST, 223

Zafrani B, 609Zafrani E-S, 517Zaidi Y, 774Zakarian AE, 453Zedwitz-Liebenstein K, 508Zelger BG, 313Zelger BW, 313Zenone T, 1021 (C)Zentgraf H, 295Zeroli C, 574Zhang JG, 431Zijlstra WG, 275 (L)Zola H, 660Ziijar MJ, 474

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Volume 49 * Subject index

Abdomen, Simple method for necropsy dissection of the abdominalorgans after abdominal surgery, 776

Accreditation, Use of oral pathology services by general histopatholo-gists and their attitudes to training of oral pathologists, 565

Acquired B phenotype, The absence of a B allele in acquired B bloodgroup phenotype confirmed by a DNA based genotyping method,180

Activated partial thromboplastin time, Wide variability in the sen-sitivity ofAPTT reagents for monitoring of heparin dosage, 10

Acute leukaemia, Leukaemia of natural killer cell large granular lym-phocyte type with HLA-DRCD16-CD56bbri&t+ phenotype, 1011

Acute myelogenous leukaemia, Gelatinous degeneration presentingas a preleukaemic syndrome, 512

Acute myeloid leukaemiaAmphotericin B responsive Scedosporium apiospermum infection in a

patient with acute myeloid leukaemia, 93Chaetomium pneumonia in patient with acute myeloid leukaemia,

184Granulocytic sarcoma with expression of CD30, 762Phenotypic changes in acute myeloid leukaemia: implications in the

detection of minimal residual disease, 15Value of colony forming unit-granulocyte macrophage assay in pre-

dicting relapse in acute myeloid leukaemia, 450Acute pancreatitis, The potential role of Clostridium perfringens alpha

toxin in the pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis, 500AdenocarcinomaAdenocarcinoma of the anal glands, 1009jhCG as a prognostic marker in adenocarcinoma of the prostate,

329: correspondence, 693Duodeno-jejunal adenocarcinoma as a first presentation of coeliac

disease, 602Adenoid cystic carcinoma, Detection of integrated high risk human

papillomavirus in adenoid cystic carcinoma of the uterine cervix, 805Adenoma with focal carcinoma, Abnormal expression of thehuman CD44 gene in early colorectal malignancy with special refer-ence to variant exon 9 (9v), 478

Aeromonas trota, Gastroenteritis caused by Aeromonas trota in achild, 173

Ageing, Increase in the relative level of type V collagen during devel-opment and ageing of the placenta, 916

AIDSDetection by PCR of Toxoplasma gondii in blood in the diagnosis of

cerebral toxoplasmosis in patients with AIDS, 89Expression of the a5p1 fibronectin receptor on T lymphocytes of

patients with HIV-1 infection, 733Serum concentrations of nitrite in patients with HIV-1 infection, 574

Allele loss, Chromosome 1 lq in sporadic colorectal carcinoma:patterns of allele loss and their significance for tumorigenesis, 386

Alpha-fetoproteinAlpha-fetoprotein production by a hepatoid adenocarcinoma of the

uterus, 420Alpha-fetoprotein production by a malignant mixed miilleriantumour of the uterus, 349

5-Alpha-reductase, Treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia with5-a-reductase inhibitor: morphological changes in patients who failto respond, 324

Alpha toxin, The potential role of Clostridium perfringens alpha toxin inthe pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis, 500

Aluminium, Aluminium and injection site reactions, 844Amphetamine derivatives, Pathology of deaths associated with

"ecstasy" and "eve" misuse, 149Amphotericin, Amphotericin B responsive Scedosporium apiospermum

infection in a patient with acute myeloid leukaemia, 93Ampullary neoplasms, Clinical significance of K-ras oncogene acti-

vation in ampullary neoplasms, 460Anal glands, Adenocarcinoma of the anal glands, 1009Androgen, Cellular distribution ofandrogen receptors in the liver, 418Aneurysmal fibrous histiocytoma, Aneurysmal and

haemangiopericytoma-like fibrous histiocytoma, 313Angiogenin, Increased serum laminin and angiogenin concentrations

in patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease, 508Anti-Helicobacter pylori IgG titre, Inverse relation of serum Heli-

cobacterpylori antibody titres and extent of intestinal metaplasia, 112Anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody, Effect of diagnostic delayon disease severity and outcome in glomerulonephritis caused byanti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies, 942

Anti-p53, Use of specific ELISA for the detection of antibodiesdirected against p53 protein in patients with hepatocellularcarcinoma, 295

Antibiotic associated diarrhoea, Clostridium difficile infection of thegut: leader, 529

Anticoagulant therapy, Audit of anticoagulant therapy: leader, 5

Antigen retrieval, High temperature antigen retrieval and loss ofnuclear morphology: a comparison of microwave and autoclavetechniques, 767

Antigen test, Effect of pH changes in cerebrospinal fluid specimenson bacterial survival and antigen test results, 249

Apolipoprotein E, Severe xanthomatosis associated with familialapolipoprotein E deficiency, 985

Apolipoproteins, Serum lipid, lipoprotein and apolipoproteinchanges in gestational diabetes mellitus: a cross-sectional andprospective study, 634

ApoptosisCorrelation of apoptosis with tumour cell differentiation, progres-

sion, and HPV infection in cervical carcinoma, 134Expression of bcl-2 oncoprotein in pituitary tumours: comparison

with c-myc, 795APTT, Wide variability in the sensitivity ofAPTT reagents for moni-

toring of heparin dosage, 10Archival tissue, Detection of herpesvirus-like DNA by nested PCRon archival skin biopsy specimens of various forms of Kaposisarcoma, 631

Artefacts, High temperature antigen retrieval and loss of nuclearmorphology: a comparison of microwave and autoclave techniques,767

Artefactual results oflaboratory tests, Pseudopyropoikilocytosis: astriking artefact, 772

Aspergillosis, Immunoperoxidase staining for identification ofAspergillus species in routinely processed tissue sections, 798

Aspergillus, Chaetomium pneumonia in patient with acute myeloidleukaemia, 184

Astroviruses, Viral gastroenteritis: small round structured viruses,caliciviruses and astroviruses. Part I. The clinical and diagnosticperspective: leader, 874: Part II. The epidemiological perspective:leader, 959

Atrophic gastritis, Risk of gastric carcinoma in patients with mucosaldysplasia associated with atrophic gastritis: a follow up study, 979

AuditAnalysis of necropsy request behaviour of clinicians, 29Audit of anticoagulant therapy: leader, SAudit of continuing medical education for pathologists: strategiesand implications: leader, 100

Do histopathology reports of primary cutaneous melanoma containenough essential information? 202: correspondence, 864

Factors predicting cases with unexpected clinical findings atnecropsy, 909

Observer variability in histopathological reporting of non-small celllung carcinoma on bronchial biopsy specimens, 130

Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia, ACP Broadsheet No 145 -Investigation of patients with autoimmune haemolytic anaemia andprovision of blood for transfusion: correspondence, 187

B allele, The absence of a B allele in acquired B blood group pheno-type confirmed by a DNA based genotyping method, 180

B cell lymphomaB cell lymphoma of the thymus and salivary gland, 595Immunoglobulin light chain mRNA detected by in situ hybridisation

in diagnostic fine needle aspiration cytology specimens, 749BACTEC 9000 series automated system, Isolation of Mycoplasma

hominis using the BACTEC 9000 series blood culture system, 686Bacteria

Effect of pH changes in cerebrospinal fluid specimens on bacterialsurvival and antigen test results, 249

Significance of endotoxin in lethal synergy between bacteria associ-ated with sudden infant death syndrome: follow up study, 365

Bacterial flora, Sleeping position and upper airways bacterial flora:relevance to cot death, 170

Bacteriology culture, Limitations of paperless on-line reporting ofdiagnostic bacteriology culture results, 759

Barrett mucosa, Expression of CD44H and CD44v3 in normaloesophagus, Barrett mucosa and oesophageal carcinoma, 489

Barrett's oesophagus, Helicobacter pylori infection in patients withBarrett's oesophagus: a prospective immunohistochemical study, 176

Basal cell carcinoma, Proliferation indexes - a comparison betweencutaneous basal and squamous cell carcinomas, 549

Bayesian BeliefNetwork, How to develop and use a Bayesian BeliefNetwork: leader, 194: correspondence, 864

Bcl-2 ,Expression of bcl-2 oncoprotein in pituitary tumours: compari-son with c-myc, 795Expression of p53 and bcl-2 and response to preoperativechemotherapy and radiotherapy for locally advanced squamouscell carcinoma of the oesophagus, 456

Immunohistochemical analysis of bcl-2 expression in transitionalcell carcinoma of the bladder, 395

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bcr/abl rearrangement, Presence of the bcr/abl rearrangement in apatient with chronic neutrophilic leukaemia, 1013

BDLF-1, Herpes virus-like sequences are specifically found in Kaposisarcoma lesions, 306

Benign prostatic hyperplasia, Treatment of benign prostatic hyper-plasia with 5-a-reductase inhibitor: morphological changes inpatients who fail to respond, 324

Beta-human chorionic gonadotrophin, PhCG as a prognosticmarker in adenocarcinoma of the prostate, 329

Bethesda system, Interobserver variation in the reporting of cervicalcolposcopic biopsy specimens: comparison of grading systems, 833

Bile ducts, Hepatitis C and bile duct loss, 836Biopsy, Electron microscopy and immunocytochemistry in the

assessment of renal biopsy specimens: actual and optimal practice,233: correspondence, 614

Bismuth chelate, Insulin-like growth factor-I in Helicobacter pylorigastritis and response to eradication using bismuth based tripletherapy, 676

Bladder cancer, Immunohistochemical analysis of bcl-2 expression intransitional cell carcinoma of the bladder, 395

Blood coagulation, Wide variability in the sensitivity of AP'-TTreagents for monitoring of heparin dosage, 10

Blood culture system, Isolation of Mycoplasma hominis using theBACTEC 9000 series blood culture system, 686

Blood group B, The absence of a B allele in acquired B blood groupphenotype confirmed by a DNA based genotyping method, 180

Blood products, Sensitive and universal method for microbial DNAextraction from blood products, 861

Blood for transfusion, ACP Broadsheet No 145 - Investigation ofpatients with autoimmune haemolytic anaemia and provision ofblood for transfusion: correspondence, 187

Blood transfusion, Failure to kill Yersinia enterocolitica by plasmadiluted to the concentration found in red cell units, 434: correspond-ence, 955

Bone, Seasonal differences in biochemical parameters of bone remod-elling, 284

Bone marrow ,Increased dimeric IgA producing B cells in the bonemarrow in IgA nephropathy determined by in situ hybridisation for Jchain mRNA, 38

Bone marrow embolism, Fatal bone marrow embolism in a patientwith sickle cell + thalassaemia, 774

Bone marrow transplantationChronic hepatitis C in long term survivors of haematological malig-nancy treated in a single centre, 230: correspondence, 864

Role of non-transferrin bound iron in iron overload and liverdysfunction in long term survivors of acute leukaemia and bonemarrow transplantation, 853

Bone marrow trephine biopsyAdequacy of bone marrow trephine biopsy specimens in children,

226Central review of bone marrow biopsy specimens from patients with

neuroblastoma, 691Book reviews

Armitage J, Newland A, Keating A, Burnett A, editors. Haematologi-cal oncology. Vol 4 in series Cambridge Medical Reviews, 528

Bedrossian CWM. Malignant effusions, 865Bigner SH, Johnston WW. Cytopathology of the central nervous sys-

tem. ASCP theory and practice of cytopathology 3, 188Bint AJ, Burt AD, Laker MF, Reid MM. MCQ's in clinical pathol-

ogy, 615Byrne KA, Burd EM, Tabbara KF, Hyndiuk RA. Diagnostic micro-

biology and cytology of the eye, 616Colvin RB, Bhan AK, McCluskey RT, editors. Diagnostic immun-

opathology, 2nd edn, 527Costa J, Nesland JM, editors. Pathology update. Vol 2. Endocrine

pathology, 528Dallenbach-Hellweg G, Poulsen H. Atlas of endometrial histopa-

thology, second revised and expanded edition, 956Duffus JH. Cancer and workplace chemicals. HHSC Handbook No

17, 189Geisinger KR, Silverman JF. Pediatric cytopathology, 616Heath D, Williams DR. High-altitude medicine and pathology, 4th

edn., 616Henssge C, Knight B, Krompecher T, Madea B, Nokes L. The esti-mation of the time since death in the early postmortem period, 865

Holton J, Brink N, Chiodini P, Bendall R. Problems in medicalmicrobiology, 615

Howard J, Whitcombe DM, editors. Diagnostic bacteriologyprotocols. Methods in molecular biology. Vol 36, 189

Jones NL. Atlas of forensic pathology, 1022Kloppel G, Solcia E, Longnecker DS, Capella C, Sobin LH. Histo-

logical typing of tumours of the exocrine pancreas, 2nd edn, 780Mackie RM. Skin cancer, 2nd edn, 696Martin BM. Tissue culture techniques. An introduction, 438Mehta AB. Self-assessment colour review of clinical haematology,

528Meslin F-X, Kaplan MM, Koprowski H, editors. Laboratory

techniques in rabies, 4th edn, 955Ohya-Nishiguchi H, Packer L, editors. Bioradicals detected by ESR

spectroscopy, 865Orellana J, Lieberman RM, Teich SA. Colour atlas of ocular mani-

festations of AIDS. Diagnosis and management, 189Remington JS, Swartz MN, editors. Current clinical topics in

infectious diseases, 14, 189Rosai J, editor. Ackerman's surgical pathology, vol I and II, 8th edn,

865Rustgi AK, editor. Gastrointestinal cancers: biology, diagnosis and

therapy, 866Schumann GB, Schumann JL, Marcussen N. Cytodiagnostic

urinalysis of renal and lower urinary tract disorders, 695Shimosato Y, Miller RR. Biopsy interpretation of the lung (Biliary

Interpretation Series), 188Vanezis P, Busuttil A, editors. Suspicious death scenes investigation,

1022Walter JB, Talbot IC, editors. General pathology, 696Wiedbrauk DL, Farkas DH, editors. Molecular methods for virus

detection, 188Wood K, editor. Standard haematology practice 2, 189

Brain tissue, Quantification of HIV DNA in the brain by PCR:differences between fresh frozen and formalin fixed tissue, 425

Brain tissue banks, Brain tissue banks in psychiatric and neurologicalresearch: leader, 870

BreastSclerosing lymphocytic lobulitis in the male breast, 609Three dimensional anatomy of complete duct systems in human

breast: pathological and developmental implications, 48Breast cancer (carcinoma)

Iododeoxyuridine labelling of S-phase fraction in fine needleaspirates from breast carcinomas, 607

MIB-1 proliferative activity in invasive breast cancer measured byimage analysis, 926

Prognostic role of oestrogen and progesterone receptors in patientswith breast cancer: relation to age and lymph node status, 920

Prognostic value of cathepsin D in breast cancer: comparison ofimmunohistochemical and immunoradiometric detection meth-ods, 57

Proliferative activity in invasive breast carcinoma: editorial, 868Sensitive and reliable PCR and sequencing used to detect p53 pointmutations in fine needle aspirates of the breast, 570

Tumour heterogeneity of DNA cell cycle variables in breast cancermeasured by flow cytometry, 931

Breslow thickness, Do histopathology reports of primary cutaneousmelanoma contain enough essential information? 202: correspond-ence, 864

Bronchus, Pleomorphic adenoma of the bronchus, 87Brucella broth minus bisulphite (BLBB), Determination of

optimal liquid medium for enzyme expression by Helicobacter pylori,818

Brush cytology, Clinical significance of K-ras oncogene activation inampullary neoplasms, 460

C9, Detection of myocardial infarction by immunohistological stainingfor C9 on formalin fixed, paraffin wax embedded sections, 34

CA72-4, Serum and tissue measurements of CA72-4 in patients withendometrial carcinoma, 967

CagA serology, Serum CagA antibodies in asymptomatic subjectsand patients with peptic ulcer: lack of correlation of IgG antibody inpatients with peptic ulcer or asymptomatic Helicobacter pylori gastri-tis, 829

Calcium concentration, The order of draw of blood specimens intoadditive containing tubes does not affect potassium and calciummeasurements, 1019

Caliciviruses, Viral gastroenteritis: small round structured viruses,caliciviruses and astroviruses. Part I. The clinical and diagnosticperspective: leader, 874: Part II. The epidemiological perspective:leader, 959

Campylobacter, Serological cross reaction between legionella andcampylobacter in the rapid microagglutination test, 584

Cancer registries, Benefits and limitations of pathology databases tocancer registries, 947

Carcinoma ofunknown primary, Germ cell tumour as a diagnosticpitfall of metastatic carcinoma, 223

Carcinosarcoma, Carcinosarcoma arising in a dermoid cyst of theovary, 519

Cardiac isoenzymes, Necropsy study of the association betweensudden cardiac death, cardiac isoenzymes and contraction bandnecrosis, 403: correspondence, 1022

Caseous necrosis, Caseous necrosis in cutaneous leishmaniasis, 517Catalase-peroxidase enzyme, Presence of katG gene in resistant

Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 945Cathepsin D, Prognostic value of cathepsin D in breast cancer: com-

parison of immunohistochemical and immunoradiometric detectionmethods, 57

Cause of deathCauses of death in osteogenesis imperfecta, 627Confession of ignorance of causation in coroners' necropsies - acommon problem? leader, 439

Information on death certificates: cause for concern?, 213CD2-8, Differential expression ofT cell antigens in normal peripheralblood lymphocytes: a quantitative analysis by flow cytometry, 539

CD 15, Expressioan of CD 15 in normal and metaplastic Paneth cells ofthe digestive tract, 474

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CD30 immunoreactivity, Granulocytic sarcoma with expression ofCD30, 762

CD44Cellular distribution of CD44 gene transcripts in colorectal carcino-mas and in normal colonic mucosa, 482

Detection of exfoliated carcinoma cells in colonic luminal washingsby identification of deranged patterns of expression of the CD44gene, 300

OCT embedded sections of pathological specimens as a source ofhigh quality RNA for reverse transcriptase/polymerase chain reac-tion, 258

CD44 variant exon 9, Abnormal expression of the human CD44 genein early colorectal malignancy with special reference to variant exon9 (9v), 478

CD44H, Expression of CD44H and CD44v3 in normal oesophagus,Barrett mucosa and oesophageal carcinoma, 489

CD44v3, Expression of CD44H and CD44v3 in normal oesophagus,Barrett mucosa and oesophageal carcinoma, 489

CD45RO and CD45RA cells, CD45RO and CD45RA positive cellpopulations in idiopathic membranous and IgA glomerulopathy, 43

CD62L, Differential regulation of leucocyte L-selectin (CD62L)expressiQn in normal lymphoid and inflamed extralymphoid tissues,721

Cell adhesion, Differential regulation of leucocyte L-selectin(CD62L) expression in normal lymphoid and inflamed extralym-phoid tissues, 721

Cell culture, Solid tissue culture for cytogenetic analysis: a collabora-tive survey for the Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists, 638

Cell cycle analysis, Tumour heterogeneity of DNA cell cyclevariables in breast cancer measured by flow cytometry, 931

Cell proliferation, Proliferation in the normal cervix and in preinva-sive cervical lesions, 667

Cerebral toxoplasmosis, Detection by PCR of Toxoplasma gondii inblood in the diagnosis of cerebral toxoplasmosis in patients withAIDS, 89

Cerebrospinal fluidCerebrospinal fluid activity of tissue plasminogen activator in

patients with neurological diseases, 577Effect of pH changes in cerebrospinal fluid specimens on bacterial

survival and antigen test results, 249Evaluation of formulae for CSF IgG synthesis using data obtainedfrom two methods: importance of receiver operator characteristiccurve analysis, 24

Malignant meningitis: a rational approach to cerebrospinal fluidcytology, 497

Cervical carcinomaNeuroendocrine differentiation in cervical carcinoma, 139p53 expression in carcinoma of the cervix, 971

Cervical cytology, HPV testing in patients with low grade cervicalcytological abnormalities: a follow up study, 493

Cervical intraepithelial neoplasiaCorrelation of apoptosis with tumour cell differentiation, progres-

sion, and HPV infection in cervical carcinoma, 134Interobserver variation in the reporting of cervical colposcopic

biopsy specimens: comparison of grading systems, 833Oncogenic human papillomaviruses and ploidy in cervical lesions,892

Proliferation in the normal cervix and in preinvasive cervical lesions:editorial, 957

Proliferation in the normal cervix and in preinvasive cervical lesions,667

Tenascin in human papillomavirus associated lesions of the uterinecervix, 521

Cervical screening, Rapid review (partial rescreening) of cervicalcytology. Four years experience and quality assurance implications,587

CervixCurrent guidelines for sampling the cervix in hysterectomyspecimens are appropriate: correspondence, 694

Detection of integrated high risk human papillomavirus in adenoidcystic carcinoma of the uterine cervix, 805

Proliferation in the normal cervix and in preinvasive cervical lesions,667

Chaetomium globosum, Chaetomium pneumonia in patient withacute myeloid leukaemia, 184

Chemiluminescence, Monocyte activation in patients with non-seminomatous germ cell tumour of the testis before and aftertumour eradication, 381

ChildrenAdequacy of bone marrow trephine biopsy specimens in children,

226Central review of bone marrow biopsy specimens from patients with

neuroblastoma, 691Gastroenteritis caused by Aeromonas trota in a child, 173Prevalence of human herpesvirus 6 in lung tissue from children with

pneumonitis, 802Chlamydia pneumoniae, Detection and widespread distribution ofChlamydia pneumoniae in the vascular system and its possible impli-cations, 102

Chlanydia trachomatisAntigen capture ELISA for the heat shock protein (hsp60) of

Chlamydia trachomatis, 642Comparison of the ligase chain rection with cell culture for the diag-

nosis of Chlamydia trachomatis infection in women, 116Evaluation of the sensitivity and specificity of a ligase chain reaction

test kit for the detection of Chlamrydia trachomatis, 515One-day detection of PCR amplified Chlamydia trachomatis DNA in

clinical samples: ELISA versus Southern blot hybridisation, 581Cholecystitis, Myelofibrosis presenting as chronic cholecystitis, 428Cholelithiasis, Gallstones spilt at laparoscopic cholecystectomy: anew cause of intraperitoneal granulomas, 84

Cholesterol, Lipid screening in an elderly population: difficulty ininterpretation and in detection of occult metabolic disease, 278

Chromogranin A, Neuroendocrine differentiation in cervical carci-noma, 139

Chromosome llq, Chromosome llq in sporadic colorectal carci-noma: patterns of allele loss and their significance for tumorigenesis,386

Chronic cholestasis, Biliary expression of heat shock protein: a non-specific feature of chronic cholestatic liver diseases, 53

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia cells, Effects of interleukins on theproliferation and survival of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia cells:correspondence, 437

Chronic neutrophilic leukaemiaGranulocyte-colony stimulating factor concentrations in a patient

with plasma cell dyscrasia and clinical features of chronicneutrophilic leukaemia, 858

Presence of the bcr/abl rearrangement in a patient with chronic neu-trophilic leukaemia, 1013

CK-BB and CK-MB, A case against the specificity of "cardiac"troponin-T, 766

Clinical activity, Review of clinical activity by microbiologists, 429:correspondence, 780

Clonality, Hodgkin's disease following mycosis fungoides: phenotypicand molecular evidence for different tumour cell clones, 504

Clostridium difficileClostridium difficile infection of the gut: leader, 529Nosocomial empyema caused by Clostridium difficile, 172

Clostridium perfringens, The potential role of Clostridium perfrin-gens alpha toxin in the pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis, 500

Coeliac diseaseDuodeno-jejunal adenocarcinoma as a first presentation of coeliac

disease, 602Immunocytochemistry of mucosal changes in patients infected with

the intestinal nematode Strongyloides stercoralis, 717Coin lesion, Pleomorphic adenoma of the bronchus, 87Collagen, Increase in the relative level of type V collagen during

development and ageing of the placenta, 916Colon carcinoma

Cellular distribution of CD44 gene transcripts in colorectal carcino-mas and in normal colonic mucosa, 482

Detection of exfoliated carcinoma cells in colonic luminal washingsby identification of deranged patterns of expression of the CD44gene, 300

Colony forming unit-granulocyte macrophage, Value of colonyforming unit-granulocyte macrophage assay in predicting relapse inacute myeloid leukaemia, 450

Colorectal cancer (carcinoma)Abnormal expression of the human CD44 gene in early colorectal

malignancy with special reference to variant exon 9 (9v), 478Chromosome 11 q in sporadic colorectal carcinoma: patterns of

allele loss and their significance for tumorigenesis, 386Significance of MUC1 and MUC2 mucin expression in colorectal

cancer, 560Common variable immunodeficiencyGranulomatous disease in common variable immunodeficiency:

effect on immunoglobulin replacement therapy and response tosteroids and splenectomy, 431

Hodgkin's disease and common variable immunodeficiency: corre-spondence, 1021

Computerised reporting,Limitations of paperless on-line reportingof diagnostic bacteriology culture results, 759

Condylomas, Tenascin in human papillomavirus associated lesions ofthe uterine cervix, 521

Confidentiality, Confidentiality, death and the doctor: leader, 1:correspondence, 694

Congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia type III, Malignantlymphoma in congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia type III, 599

Conjunctival malignant melanoma, Cell growth and p53 expres-sion in primary acquired melanosis and conjunctival melanoma, 338

Continuing medical education, Audit of continuing medical educa-tion for pathologists: strategies and implications: leader, 100

Contraction band necrosis, Necropsy study of the associationbetween sudden cardiac death, cardiac isoenzymes and contractionband necrosis, 403: correspondence, 1022

Coronary artery disease, Prevalence of microalbuminuria, lipopro-tein (a) and coronary artery disease in the lipid clinic, 19

Coronary artery dissection, Coronary artery dissection: correspond-ence, 437

Coroner's necropsyConfession of ignorance of causation in coroners' necropsies - acommon problem? leader, 439

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Coroner's necropsy - an epidemiological treasure trove: editorial, 698Coroner's necropsy in sudden death: an under-used source of epide-

miological information, 737Corrections, 190, 780Corynebacterium diphtheriae, The new threats of Gram positive

pathogens: re-emergence of things past: leader, 444Crohn's disease, Inverse correlation between Helicobacterpylori infec-

tion and inflammatory bowel disease, 65Cryostat sections, OCT embedded sections of pathological speci-mens as a source of high quality RNA for reverse transcriptase/polymerase chain reaction, 258

Cutaneous leishmaniasis, Caseous necrosis in cutaneous leishma-niasis, 517

Cutaneous tuberculosis, Diagnosis of cutaneous tuberculosis inbiopsy specimens by PCR and Southern blotting, 889

Cyclospora cayetanensis, Modified detergent Ziehl-Neelsen tech-nique for the staining of Cyclospora cayetanensis, 511

CytogeneticsCytogenetics 40 years on: editorial, 619Solid tissue culture for cytogenetic analysis: a collaborative survey for

the Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists, 638Cytokine receptors, Expression of IL-2R, IL-4R, IL-6R on

peripheral blood lymphocytes in systemic lupus erythematosus andcorrelation with disease activity, 660

Cytology, Immediate assessment of fine needle aspiration cytology oflung, 839

Cytopathology, Kappa statistics as indicators of quality assurance inhistopathology and cytopathology, 597

DatabaseBenefits and limitations of pathology databases to cancer registries,

947Review of clinical activity by microbiologists, 429: correspondence, 780

Death certificationCoroner's necropsy in sudden death: an under-used source of epide-

miological information, 737Information on death certificates: cause for concern?, 213

Dedifferentiation, Mixed low grade and high grade endometrialstromal sarcoma of uterus: differences on immunohistochemistryand chromosome in situ hybridisation, 604

Deoxyuridine suppressed value, Limited value of serum holo-transcobalamin II measurements in the differential diagnosis ofmacrocytosis, 755

Dermatofibroma, Aneurysmal and haemangiopericytoma-like fi-brous histiocytoma, 313

Dermoid cyst, Carcinosarcoma arising in a dermoid cyst of the ovary,519

Descriptive phrases, Phraseology in pathology reports. A compara-tive study of interpretation among pathologists and surgeons, 79:correspondence, 693

Desmin, Malignant melanoma showing smooth muscle differentia-tion, 950

Diabetes, Serum lipid, lipoprotein and apolipoprotein changes ingestational diabetes mellitus: a cross-sectional and prospective study,634

Diagnosis, Origins of... The postmortem examination in diagnosis:leader, 965

Diagnostic delay, Effect of diagnostic delay on disease severity andoutcome in glomerulonephritis caused by anti-neutrophil cytoplas-mic antibodies, 942

DiarrhoeaClostridium difficile infection of the gut: leader, 529Gastroenteritis caused by Aeromonas trota in a child, 173Modified detergent Ziehl-Neelsen technique for the staining of

Cyclospora cayetanensis, 511Differential scanning calorimetry, The pathology of cornea in

Tangier disease (familial high density lipoprotein deficiency), 407DNA based genotyping method, The absence of a B allele in

acquired B blood group phenotype confirmed by a DNA basedgenotyping method, 180

DNA content, Immunohistochemical analysis of bcl-2 expression intransitional cell carcinoma of the bladder, 395

DNA extraction, Sensitive and universal method for microbial DNAextraction from blood products, 861

DNA flow cytometryTumour heterogeneity of DNA cell cycle variables in breast cancermeasured by flow cytometry, 931

Value of quantitative pathological variables as prognostic factors inadvanced ovarian carcinoma, 142

Drug resistance, Method for quantifying expression of functionallyactive topoisomerase II in patients with leukaemia, 848

Drug users, Hepatitis virus infection and liver disease in injectingdrug users who died suddenly, 552

Duct system, Three dimensional anatomy of complete duct systemsin human breast: pathological and developmental implications, 48

Ductopaenia, Hepatitis C and bile duct loss, 836Duodenal ulcer

Parietal cells in the duodenal bulb and their relation to Helicobacterpylori infection, 309

Serum CagA antibodies in asymptomatic subjects and patients withpeptic ulcer: lack of correlation of IgG antibody in patients with

peptic ulcer or asymptomatic Helicobacter pylorn gastritis, 829Duodenitis, Histology of chronic gastritis with and without duodeni-

tis in patients with Helicobacterpylori infection, 377Duodeno-jejunal adenocarcinoma, Duodeno-jejunal adenocarci-noma as a first presentation of coeliac disease, 602

E-selectin, Glomerular vascular cell adhesion molecule-i expressionin renal vasculitis, 238

EBNA1, Expression of Epstein-Barr virus encoded nuclear antigen 1in benign and malignant tissues harbouring EBV, 897

Ecstasy, Pathology of deaths associated with "ecstasy" and "eve" mis-use, 149

Education, Audit of continuing medical education for pathologists:strategies and implications: leader, 100

Elastophagocytosis, Tumour related cutaneous elastophagocytosis,81

Elderly, Lipid screening in an elderly population: difficulty ininterpretation and in detection of occult metabolic disease, 278

Electron microscopy, Electron microscopy and immunocytochemis-try in the assessment of renal biopsy specimens: actual and optimalpractice, 233: correspondence, 614

Empyema, Nosocomial empyema caused by Clostridium difficile, 172Encoded nuclear antigen-1, EBNA expression in Reed-Sternberg-

like cells in post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders: correspond-ence, 270

Endocarditis, Electron microscopy and serological fetures of a patientwith Q fever prosthetic valve endocarditis, 679

Endometrial adenocarcinoma, Alpha-fetoprotein production by ahepatoid adenocarcinoma of the uterus, 420

Endometrial carcinoma, Serum and tissue measurements ofCA72-4 in patients with endometrial carcinoma, 967

Endometrial stromal sarcoma, Mixed low grade and high gradeendometrial stromal sarcoma of uterus: differences on immunohis-tochemistry and chromosome in situ hybridisation, 604

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, Clinical sig-nificance of K-ras oncogene activation in ampullary neoplasms, 460

Endotoxin, Significance of endotoxin in lethal synergy between bacte-ria associated with sudden infant death syndrome: follow up study,365

EnterococciNew threats of Gram positive pathogens: re-emergence of things

past: leader, 444Resistant enterococci - mechanisms, laboratory detection and

control in hospitals: leader, 700EnterococcusfaeciumHeat tolerance of vancomycin resistant Enterococcus faecium, 687Neomycin blood agar as a selective medium for vancomycin resistant

Enterococcus faecium: correspondence, 437Enteropathy associated T cell lymphoma, HLA antigen expression

in enteropathy associated T cell lymphoma, 545Enzyme expression, Determination of optimal liquid medium forenzyme expression by Helicobacter pylori, 818

Enzyme immunoassay, Assessment of commercial enzyme immu-noassay for hepatitis C virus serotyping, 994

Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assayAntigen capture ELISA for the heat shock protein (hsp60) of

Chlamydia trachomatis, 642Association between Helicobacterpylori infection and serum pepsino-

gen concentrations in gastroduodenal disease, 1005Hepatitis C virus seroconversion by a third generation ELISA

screening test in blood donors, 254One-day detection of PCR amplified Chlamydia trachomatis DNA in

clinical samples: ELISA versus Southern blot hybridisation, 581Use of specific ELISA for the detection of antibodies directed

against p53 protein in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, 295Epidemiology, Helicobacterpylori antibody titres in serum, plasma and

successively thawed specimens: implications for epidemiological andclinical studies, 1017

Epstein-Barr virus encoded genesExpression of Epstein-Barr virus encoded latent genes in nasal T celllymphomas, 72

Expression of Epstein-Barr virus encoded nuclear antigen 1 inbenign and malignant tissues harbouring EBV, 897

Erythrocyte morphology, Pseudopyropoikilocytosis: a striking arte-fact, 772

Erythrocyte phospholipids, Evidence of oxidative stress in erythro-cyte phospholipid composition in the pathogenesis of familial Medi-terranean fever (periodical disease), 453

Ethics, Confidentiality, death and the doctor: leader, 1: correspondence,694

Ethnic groups, Ethnic and sex differences in the total and differentialwhite cell count and platelet count, 664

Eve, Pathology of deaths associated with "ecstasy" and "eve" misuse,149

Evidence based practice, Evidence based practice: clinician's useand attitudes to near patient testing in hospitals, 903

Excision margins, Do histopathology reports of primary cutaneousmelanoma contain enough essential information? 202: correspond-ence, 864

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Exfoliated cancer cells, Detection of exfoliated carcinoma cells incolonic luminal washings by identification of deranged patterns ofexpression of the CD44 gene, 300

Extracellular matrix, Extracellular matrix and the kidney: leader, 355Extracellular matrix proteins, Tenascin in human papillomavirus

associated lesions of the uterine cervix, 521

Faeces, Gastroenteritis caused by Aeromonas trota in a child, 173Familial adenomatous polyposis, Association between thyroid can-

cer of cribriform variant and familial adenomatous polyposis, 611Familial apolipoprotein E deficiency, Severe xanthomatosis

associated with familial apolipoprotein E deficiency, 985Familial Mediterranean fever, Evidence of oxidative stress in eryth-

rocyte phospholipid composition in the pathogenesis of familialMediterranean fever (periodical disease), 453

Felty syndrome, An unusual association of Felty syndrome andTCRy8 lymphocytosis, 351

Ferritin, Blood ferritin concentrations in newborn infants and thesudden infant death syndrome, 168

Fetomaternal haemorrhages, Flow cytometry and Kleihauer tests:correspondence, 354

Fibrinolytic activationHyperfibrinolysis: editorial, 958Hyperfibrinolysis in hepatosplenic schistosomiasis, 990

Fibrohistiocytic lesion, Aneurysmal and haemangiopericytoma-likefibrous histiocytoma, 313

Fibronectin receptor, Expression of the a5p1 fibronectin receptoron T lymphocytes of patients with HIV-1 infection, 733

Fibrosis, Fibrosis and other histological features in chronic hepatitis Cvirus infection: a statistical model, 465

Finasteride, Treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia with 5-ae-reductase inhibitor: morphological changes in patients who fail torespond, 324

Fine needle aspirationImmediate assessment of fine needle aspiration cytology of lung, 839Immunoglobulin light chain mRNA detected by in situ hybridisation

in diagnostic fine needle aspiration cytology specimens, 749Iododeoxyuridine labelling of S-phase fraction in fine needle

aspirates from breast carcinomas, 607Sensitive and reliable PCR and sequencing used to detect p53 point

mutations in fine needle aspirates of the breast, 570Flow cytometry

Differential expression ofT cell antigens in normal peripheral bloodlymphocytes: a quantitative analysis by flow cytometry, 539

Flow cytometry and Kleihauer tests: correspondence, 354Use of buffered formaldehyde in the enzymatic digestion ofinflamedmucosa, 177

Use of flow cytometry in the analysis of stage III squamous cell car-cinoma of the oesophagus and its association with MIB-1, 975

Foreign body type granuloma, Gallstones spilt at laparoscopiccholecystectomy: a new cause of intraperitoneal granulomas, 84

Formalin fixed tissue, Quantification of HIV DNA in the brain byPCR: differences between fresh frozen and formalin fixed tissue, 425

Frozen tissue, Quantification of HIV DNA in the brain by PCR: dif-ferences between fresh frozen and formalin fixed tissue, 425

Funeral director, Funeral directors, mortuaries and necropsies:implications for necropsy consent rates and the prevention of infec-tion, 217

Fungal infections, Mycological techniques: leader, 95

Galactomannan, Immunoperoxidase staining for identification ofAspergillus species in routinely processed tissue sections, 798

Gall bladder, Myelofibrosis presenting as chronic cholecystitis, 428Gallstones, Gallstones spilt at laparoscopic cholecystectomy: a new

cause of intraperitoneal granulomas, 84Ganglioside antibodies, Anti-GM1 antibodies in polyneuropathies

of unknown origin, 422Gastric atrophy, Inverse relation of serum Helicobacterpylori antibody

titres and extent of intestinal metaplasia, 112Gastric biopsy, Detection of Helicobacter pylori in gastric biopsy and

resection specimens, 107Gastric carcinoma, Risk of gastric carcinoma in patients withmucosal dysplasia associated with atrophic gastritis: a follow upstudy, 979

Gastric ulcer, Serum CagA antibodies in asymptomatic subjects andpatients with peptic ulcer: lack of correlation of IgG antibody inpatients with peptic ulcer or asymptomatic Helicobacter pylori gastri-tis, 829

GastritisHistology of chronic gastritis with and without duodenitis in patients

with Helicobacter pylori infection, 377Increased gastric epithelial cell proliferation in Helicobacter pylori

associated follicular gastritis, 68Prevalence of lymphoid folicles in Helicobacter pylori associated gas-

tritis: correspondence, 527Gastroduodenal disease, Association between Helicobacter pylori

infection and serum pepsinogen concentrations in gastroduodenaldisease, 1005

Gastroenteritis, Viral gastroenteritis: small round structured viruses,caliciviruses and astroviruses. Part I. The clinical and diagnosticperspective: leader, 874: Part II. The epidemiological perspective:leader, 959

Gelatinous degeneration, Gelatinous degeneration presenting as apreleukaemic syndrome, 512

General histopathology, Use of oral pathology services by generalhistopathologists and their attitudes to training of oral pathologists,565

Genetics, The genetics of osteoarthritis: editorial, 617Genital infection in women, Comparison of the ligase chain rection

with cell culture for the diagnosis of Chlamydia trachomatis infectionin women, 116

Germ cell tumour, Germ cell tumour as a diagnostic pitfall of meta-static carcinoma, 223

Gestational diabetes, Serum lipid, lipoprotein and apolipoproteinchanges in gestational diabetes mellitus: a cross-sectional andprospective study, 634

Giant cells, Giant cell hepatitis associated with systemic lupuserythematosus, 183

Glial cyst, Sudden death due to a glial cyst of the pineal gland, 267Glomerulonephritis

Effect of diagnostic delay on disease severity and outcome inglomerulonephritis caused by anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic anti-bodies, 942

Necropsy findings in lysinuric protein intolerance, 345Gluten sensitive enteropathy, Serological diagnosis of gluten sensi-

tive enteropathy, 704Gram positive pathogens, The new threats of Gram positive patho-

gens: re-emergence of things past: leader, 444Granulocyte-colony stimulating factor, Granulocyte-colony

stimulating factor concentrations in a patient with plasma celldyscrasia and clinical features of chronic neutrophilic leukaemia, 858

Granulocytic sarcoma, Granulocytic sarcoma with expression ofCD30, 762

Granuloma, Granulomatous disease in common variable immunode-ficiency: effect on immunoglobulin replacement therapy andresponse to steroids and splenectomy, 431

Granulomatous inflammation, Tumour related cutaneous elas-tophagocytosis, 81

Granulomatous peritonitis, Gallstones spilt at laparoscopic chole-cystectomy: a new cause of intraperitoneal granulomas, 84

Guidelines, Practice guidelines for necropsy: time for action: editorial,867

Gut, Clostridium difficile infection of the gut: leader, 529Guthrie card, Blood ferritin concentrations in newborn infants and

the sudden infant death syndrome, 168

H+,K+-ATPase, Parietal cells in the duodenal bulb and their relationto Helicobacter pylori infection, 309

Haemangiopericytoma-like fibrous histiocytoma, Aneurysmaland haemangiopericytoma-like fibrous histiocytoma, 313

Haematemesis, Hyperfibrinolysis in hepatosplenic schistosomiasis,990

HaemiglobincyanideRecommendations for reference method for haemoglobinometry inhuman blood (ICSH standard 1995) and specifications for inter-national haemiglobincyanide standard (4th edition): leader, 271

Stability of haemiglobincyanide standards: leader, 275Haemochromatosis, Comparison of histological and biochemical

hepatic iron indexes in the diagnosis of genetic haemochromatosis,159

Haemoglobinometry, Recommendations for reference method forhaemoglobinometry in human blood (ICSH standard 1995) andspecifications for international haemiglobincyanide standard (4thedition): leader, 271

Haemorrhage, Intracerebral haemorrhage: leader, 360HbH inclusion test, Comparison of the HbH inclusion test and aPCR test in routine scanning for alpha thalassaemia in Hong Kong,411

Heat shock proteinAntigen capture ELISA for the heat shock protein (hsp60) of

Chlamydia trachomatis, 642Biliary expression of heat shock protein: a non-specific feature of

chronic cholestatic liver diseases, 53Heat tolerance, Heat tolerance of vancomycin resistant Enterococcusfaecium, 687

Helicobacter pyloriAccuracy of serology for the diagnosis of Helicobacter pylori infection

- a comparison of eight kits, 373Association between Helicobacterpylori infection and serum pepsino-

gen concentrations in gastroduodenal disease, 1005Detection of Helicobacter pylorn in gastric biopsy and resection speci-

mens, 107Determination of optimal liquid medium for enzyme expression by

Helicobacterpylori, 818Helicobacter pylori antibody titres in serum, plasma and successivelythawed specimens: implications for epidemiological and clinicalstudies, 1017

Helicobacter pylori infection in patients with Barrett's oesophagus: a

prospective immunohistochemical study, 176

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Histology of chronic gastritis with and without duodenitis in patientswith Helicobacterpylori infection, 377

Increased gastric epithelial cell proliferation in Helicobacter pyloriassociated follicular gastritis, 68

Insulin-like growth factor-I in Helicobacter pylori gastritis andresponse to eradication using bismuth based triple therapy, 676

Inverse correlation between Helicobacter pylorn infection and inflam-matory bowel disease, 65

Inverse relation of serum Helicobacter pylori antibody titres andextent of intestinal metaplasia, 112

Parietal cells in the duodenal bulb and their relation to Helicobacterpylori infection, 309

Prevalence of lymphoid folicles in Helicobacter pylori associated gas-tritis: correspondence, 527

Serum CagA antibodies in asymptomatic subjects and patients withpeptic ulcer: lack of correlation of IgG antibody in patients withpeptic ulcer or asymptomatic Helicobacter pylori gastritis, 829

Heparin, Wide variability in the sensitivity of APTT reagents formonitoring of heparin dosage, 10

HepatitisGiant cell hepatitis associated with systemic lupus erythematosus,

183Hepatitis virus infection and liver disease in injecting drug users who

died suddenly, 552Hepatitis CAssessment of commercial enzyme immunoassay for hepatitis C

virus serotyping, 994Chronic hepatitis C in long term survivors of haematological malig-nancy treated in a single centre, 230: correspondence, 864

Fibrosis and other histological features in chronic hepatitis C virusinfection: a statistical model, 465

Hepatitis C and bile duct loss, 836Hepatitis C virus seroconversion by a third generation ELISA

screening test in blood donors, 254Histological features predictive of liver fibrosis in chronic hepatitis C

infection, 998Rapid and highly specific technique to detect hepatitis C RNA in

frozen sections of liver, 369Hepatocellular carcinoma

Expression of P-glycoprotein in hepatocellular carcinoma: apotential marker of prognosis, 470

Use of specific ELISA for the detection of antibodies directedagainst p53 protein in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, 295

Hepatoid adenocarcinoma, Alpha-fetoprotein production by ahepatoid adenocarcinoma of the uterus, 420

Hepatosplenic schistosomiasis, Hyperfibrinolysis in hepatosplenicschistosomiasis, 990

Herpes simplex virus, Distribution of varicella zoster virus and her-pes simplex virus in disseminated fatal infections, 243

Herpes virus, Herpes virus-like sequences are specifically found inKaposi sarcoma lesions, 306

Herpesvirus 6, Prevalence of human herpesvirus 6 in lung tissue fromchildren with pneumonitis, 802

Herpesvirus-like DNA, Detection of herpesvirus-like DNA bynested PCR on archival skin biopsy specimens of various forms ofKaposi sarcoma, 631

HHF-35, Malignant melanoma showing smooth muscle differentia-tion, 950

High density lipoprotein, The pathology of cornea in Tangierdisease (familial high density lipoprotein deficiency), 407

Histological diagnosis, Information on death certificates: cause forconcern? 213

Histopathology, The hidden increase in histopathologists' workload,689

HIVMycobacterium kansasii: its presentation, treatment and outcome inHIV infected patients, 821

Quantification of HIV DNA in the brain by PCR: differencesbetween fresh frozen and formalin fixed tissue, 425

HIV-1 infectionExpression of the a5pl1 fibronectin receptor on T lymphocytes of

patients with HIV-1 infection, 733Serum concentrations of nitrite in patients with HIV-1 infection, 574

HLA antigen expression, HLA antigen expression in enteropathyassociated T cell lymphoma, 545

Hodgkin's diseaseHodgkin's disease and common variable immunodeficiency: corre-

spondence, 1021Hodgkin's disease following mycosis fungoides: phenotypic and

molecular evidence for different tumour cell clones, 504Holo-transcobalamin II, Limited value of serum holo-

transcobalamin II measurements in the differential diagnosis ofmacrocytosis, 755

HPV-DNA, Tenascin in human papillomavirus associated lesions ofthe uterine cervix, 521

HTLV, HTLV Tax gene expression in patients with lymphoprolifera-tive disorders, 938

Human chorionic gonadotrophin, f3hCG as a prognostic marker inadenocarcinoma of the prostate, 329: correspondence, 693

Human herpesvirus 6, Prevalence of human herpesvirus 6 in lungtissue from children with pneumonitis, 802

Human papillomavirusCorrelation of apoptosis with tumour cell differentiation, progres-

sion, and HPV infection in cervical carcinoma, 134Detection of integrated high risk human papillomavirus in adenoid

cystic carcinoma of the uterine cervix, 805HPV testing in patients with low grade cervical cytological

abnormalities: a follow up study, 493Human papillomavirus DNA in squamous cell carcinoma of the

lung, 810Oncogenic human papillomaviruses and ploidy in cervical lesions,

892Tenascin in human papillomavirus associated lesions of the uterine

cervix, 521Human T-cell leukaemia virus type I, HTLV Tax gene expression

in patients with lymphoproliferative disorders, 938Hypercalciuria, Inappropriate phosphate excretion in idiopathic

hypercalciuria: the key to a common cause and future treatment?,881

HyperfibrinolysisHyperfibrinolysis: editorial, 958Hyperfibrinolysis in hepatosplenic schistosomiasis, 990

HyperlipidaemiaLipoproteins in pregnant women before and during delivery:

influence on neonatal haemorheology, 120Prevalence of microalbuminuria, lipoprotein (a) and coronary artery

disease in the lipid clinic, 19Hyperlipoproteinaemia, Severe xanthomatosis associated with

familial apolipoprotein E deficiency, 985Hypomagnesaemic tetany, Hypomagnesaemic tetany, 343Hypophosphatasia, Hypophosphatasia, 682Hysterectomy specimens, Current guidelines for sampling the

cervix in hysterectomy specimens are appropriate: correspondence,694

ICAM-1Glomerular vascular cell adhesion molecule-i expression in renal

vasculitis, 238Lymphocyte infiltration in oesophageal carcinoma: lack of correla-

tion with MHC antigens, ICAM-1, and tumour stage and grade,264

Idiopathic membranous glomerulopathy, CD45RO and CD45RApositive cell populations in idiopathic membranous and IgAglomerulopathy, 43

IgA glomerulopathy, CD45RO and CD45RA positive cell popula-tions in idiopathic membranous and IgA glomerulopathy, 43

IgA nephropathy, Increased dimeric IgA producing B cells in thebone marrow in IgA nephropathy determined by in situ hybridisa-tion for J chain mRNA, 38

IgM kappa paraproteinaemia, POEMS syndrome and Walden-strobm's macroglobulinaemia, 181

Image analysis, MIB-1 proliferative activity in invasive breast cancermeasured by image analysis, 926

Immediate assessment, Immediate assessment of fine needle aspira-tion cytology of lung, 839

Immunisation policies, Immunisation policies - successes, failuresand the future: leader, 620

ImmunocytochemistryElectron microscopy and immunocytochemistry in the assessment of

renal biopsy specimens: actual and optimal practice, 233:correspondence, 614

High temperature antigen retrieval and loss of nuclear morphology:a comparison of microwave and autoclave techniques, 767

Immunoglobulin light chain mRNA detected by in situ hybridisationin diagnostic fine needle aspiration cytology specimens, 749

Immunoglobulin heavy chain gene, Assessment of IgH PCRstrategies in multiple myeloma, 672

ImmunohistochemistryAbnormal expression of the human CD44 gene in early colorectal

malignancy with special reference to variant exon 9 (9v), 478Cellular distribution of CD44 gene transcripts in colorectal carcino-mas and in normal colonic mucosa, 482

Chaetomium pneumonia in patient with acute myeloid leukaemia,184

Detection of Helicobacter pylori in gastric biopsy and resection speci-mens, 107

Distribution of varicella zoster virus and herpes simplex virus in dis-seminated fatal infections, 243

Expressioan of CD 15 in normal and metaplastic Paneth cells of thedigestive tract, 474

Expression of p53 and bcl-2 and response to preoperativechemotherapy and radiotherapy for locally advanced squamouscell carcinoma of the oesophagus, 456

Helicobacter pylori infection in patients with Barrett's oesophagus: aprospective immunohistochemical study, 176

Hodgkin's disease following mycosis fungoides: phenotypic andmolecular evidence for different tumour cell clones, 504

Immunohistochemical evaluation of keratin 20 expression in intesti-nal metaplasia types I to III, 791

Inflammatory pseudotumour of the mouth and maxilla, 164Myxoid renal cell carcinoma: histological immunocytochemical and

ultrastructural study, 1015

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Pancreatoblastoma: a histochemical and immunohistochemicalanalysis, 952

Prognostic value of cathepsin D in breast cancer: comparison ofimmunohistochemical and immunoradiometric detection meth-ods, 57

Proliferating cell nuclear antigen expression in papillary thyroid car-cinoma, 657

Immunohistology, Which proliferation markers for routine immuno-histology? correspondence, 270

Immunopathololgy, Immunocytochemistry of mucosal changes inpatients infected with the intestinal nematode Strongyloides stercora-lis, 717

Immunoperoxidase, Immunoperoxidase staining for identification ofAspergillus species in routinely processed tissue sections, 798

ImmunophenotypeLeukaemia of natural killer cell large granular lymphocyte type withHLA-DR-CD16-CD56bfight+ phenotype, 1011

VS38 immunostaining in melanocytic lesions, 205: correspondence,694

Immunosuppression, Distribution of varicella zoster virus andherpes simplex virus in disseminated fatal infections, 243

In situ hybridisationCellular distribution of CD44 gene transcripts in colorectal carcino-mas and in normal colonic mucosa, 482

Distribution of varicella zoster virus and herpes simplex virus in dis-seminated fatal infections, 243

HPV testing in patients with low grade cervical cytologicalabnormalities: a follow up study, 493

Human papillomavirus DNA in squamous cell carcinoma of thelung, 810

Immunoglobulin light chain mRNA detected by in situ hybridisationin diagnostic fine needle aspiration cytology specimens, 749

Simple detection of the 5S ribosomal RNA of Pneumocystis cariniiusing in situ hybridisation, 712

Inappropriate phosphaturia, Inappropriate phosphate excretion inidiopathic hypercalciuria: the key to a common cause and futuretreatment?, 881

Inflammation, Use of buffered formaldehyde in the enzymatic diges-tion of inflamed mucosa, 177

Inflammatory bowel disease, Inverse correlation between Helico-bacter pylori infection and inflammatory bowel disease, 65

Inflammatory myopathy, Search for picornaviruses at onset ofinflammatory myopathy, 592

Inflammatory pseudotumour, Inflammatory pseudotumour of themouth and maxilla, 164

Inheritable disorders, Confidentiality, death and the doctor: leader,1: correspondence, 694

Injection site, Aluminium and injection site reactions, 844Insulin-like growth factor-I, Insulin-like growth factor-I in

Helicobacterpylori gastritis and response to eradication using bismuthbased triple therapy, 676

Intact renalfunction, A case against the specificity of "cardiac"troponin-T, 766

Intercellular adhesion molecule-1Glomerular vascular cell adhesion molecule-I expression in renal

vasculitis, 238Lymphocyte infiltration in oesophageal carcinoma: lack of correla-

tion with MHC antigens, ICAM-1, and tumour stage and grade,264

Interleukins, Effects of interleukins on the proliferation and survivalof chronic lymphocytic leukaemia cells: correspondence, 437

Interobserver variation, Interobserver variation in the reporting ofcervical colposcopic biopsy specimens: comparison of gradingsystems, 833

Intestinal metaplasia, Inverse relation of serum Helicobacter pyloriantibody titres and extent of intestinal metaplasia, 112

Intestinal metaplasia types I, II, III, Immunohistochemical evalua-tion of keratin 20 expression in intestinal metaplasia types I to III,791

Intimal sarcoma, Intimal sarcoma of the right brachiocephalic veinpresenting as the superior vena caval syndrome, 347

Intra-tumour heterogeneity, Tumour heterogeneity of DNA cellcycle variables in breast cancer measured by flow cytometry, 931

Intracerebral haemorrhage, Intracerebral haemorrhage: leader, 360Intralipid, Splenic macrophages in preterm infants: a necropsy study,

391Intramural metastasis, Measurement of extent of spread of

oesophageal squamous carcinoma by serial sectioning, 124Intraperitoneal granulomas, Gallstones spilt at laparoscopic chole-

cystectomy: a new cause of intraperitoneal granulomas, 84Intrathecal IgG synthesis, Evaluation of formulae for CSF IgG syn-

thesis using data obtained from two methods: importance of receiveroperator chiaracteristic curve analysis, 24

Intravenous drug users, Hepatitis virus infection and liver disease ininjecting drug users who died suddenly, 552

Intravenous immunoglobulln, Granulomatous disease in commonvariable immunodeficiency: effect on immunoglobulin replacementtherapy and response to steroids and splenectomy, 431

Invasive breast carcinoma, Proliferative activity in invasive breastcarcinoma: editorial, 868

Iododeoxyuridine labelling, Iododeoxyuridine labelling of S-phasefraction in fine needle aspirates from breast carcinomas, 607

Iron deficiency, Frequency of coincident iron deficiency andf-thalassaemia trait: correspondence, 1021

Isoniazid, Presence of katG gene in resistant Mycobacterium tuberculo-sis, 945

J chain, Increased dimeric IgA producing B cells in the bone marrowin IgA nephropathy determined by in situ hybridisation for J chainmRNA, 38

K-ras,Clinical significance of K-ras oncogene activation in ampullaryneoplasms, 460

Kaposi sarcomaDetection of herpesvirus-like DNA by nested PCR on archival skin

biopsy specimens of various forms of Kaposi sarcoma, 631Herpes virus-like sequences are specifically found in Kaposi sarcoma

lesions, 306Thymidine phosphorylase expression in Kaposi sarcoma, 400

Kappa statistics, Kappa statistics as indicators of quality assurance inhistopathology and cytopathology, 597

katG gene, Presence of katG gene in resistant Mycobacterium tubercu-losis, 945

Keratin 20, Immunohistochemical evaluation of keratin 20 expressionin intestinal metaplasia types I to III, 791

Ki-1 lymphoma, Small cell variant of Ki-1 lymphoma associated withmyelofibrosis and a novel constitutional chromosomal translocationt(3;4)(ql3;ql2), 259

Ki-67Correlation of apoptosis with tumour cell differentiation, progres-

sion, and HPV infection in cervical carcinoma, 134Ki-67 expression in early prostate cancer and associated pathological

lesions, 741Kidney

Electron microscopy and immunocytochemistry in the assessment ofrenal biopsy specimens: actual and optimal practice, 233:correspondence, 614

Extracellular matrix and the kidney: leader, 355

Kleihauer tests, Flow cytometry and Kleihauer tests: correspondence,354

L-selectin, Differential regulation of leucocyte L-selectin (CD62L)expression in normal lymphoid and inflamed extralymphoidtissues, 721

Laboratory diagnosis, Laboratory diagnosis of malaria: leader, 533Laboratory results, Limitations of paperless on-line reporting of

diagnostic bacteriology culture results, 759Lacrimal apparatus, Ocular spherulocystosis, 857Laminin, Increased serum laminin and angiogenin concentrations in

patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease, 508Langerhans cell histiocytosis, Langerhans cell histiocytosis forming

an asymptomatic solitary nodule in the spleen, 262Laparoscopic cholecytstectomy, Gallstones spilt at laparoscopic

cholecystectomy: a new cause of intraperitoneal granulomas, 84Large granular lymphocytosis, An unusual association of Feltysyndrome and TCRy6 lymphocytosis, 351

Legionella, Serological cross reaction between legionella and campy-lobacter in the rapid microagglutination test, 584

Leishmaniasis, Caseous necrosis in cutaneous leishmaniasis, 517Lethal synergy, Significance of endotoxin in lethal synergy between

bacteria associated with sudden infant death syndrome: follow upstudy, 365

Leucocyte L-selectin, Differential regulation of leucocyte L-selectin(CD62L) expression in normal lymphoid and inflamed extralym-phoid tissues, 721

LeukaemiaAmphotericin B responsive Scedosporium apiospermum infection in a

patient with acute myeloid leukaemia, 93Chaetomium pneumonia in patient with acute myeloid leukaemia,

184Chronic hepatitis C in long term survivors of haematological malig-nancy treated in a single centre, 230: correspondence, 864

Expression of TIA-1 and TIA-2 in T cell malignancies and T celllymphocytosis, 154

Gelatinous degeneration presenting as a preleukaemic syndrome,512

Granulocyte-colony stimulating factor concentrations in a patientwith plasma cell dyscrasia and clinical features of chronicneutrophilic leukaemia, 858

Granulocytic sarcoma with expression of CD30, 762Leukaemia of natural killer cell large granular lymphocyte type withHLD -CDR CD16CD6bih phenotype, 1011Method for quantifying expression of functionally active topoi-

somerase II in patients with leukaemia, 848Phenotypic changes in acute myeloid leukaemia: implications in the

detection of minimal residual disease, 15Presence of the bcr/abl rearrangement in a patient with chronic neu-

trophilic leukaemia, 1013Role of non-transferrin bound iron in iron overload and liver

dysfunction in long term survivors of acute leukaemia and bonemarrow transplantation, 853

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Value of colony forming unit-granulocyte macrophage assay in pre-dicting relapse in acute myeloid leukaemia, 450

Leukaemia cells, Effects of interleukins on the proliferation and sur-vival of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia cells: correspondence, 437

Ligase chain reactionComparison of the ligase chain rection with cell culture for the diag-

nosis of Chlamydia trachomatis infection in women, 116Evaluation of the sensitivity and specificity of a ligase chain reaction

test kit for the detection of Chlamydia trachomatis, 515Lip lesions, p53 protein expression in malignant, pre-malignant and

non-malignant lesions of the lip, 648Lipids

Lipid screening in an elderly population: difficulty in interpretationand in detection of occult metabolic disease, 278

Serum lipid, lipoprotein and apolipoprotein changes in gestationaldiabetes mellitus: a cross-sectional and prospective study, 634

Lipoprotein (a), Prevalence of microalbuminuria, lipoprotein (a) andcoronary artery disease in the lipid clinic, 19

LipoproteinsLipoproteins in pregnant women before and during delivery:

influence on neonatal haemorheology, 120Serum lipid, lipoprotein and apolipoprotein changes in gestational

diabetes mellitus: a cross-sectional and prospective study, 634Liposarcoma, Focal rhabdomyosarcomatous differentiation in pri-mary liposarcoma, 770

LiverCellular distribution of androgen receptors in the liver, 418Expression of P-glycoprotein in hepatocellular carcinoma: a

potential marker of prognosis, 470Rapid and highly specific technique to detect hepatitis C RNA in

frozen sections of liver, 369Liver biopsy, Comparison of histological and biochemical hepatic

iron indexes in the diagnosis of genetic haemochromatosis, 159Liver dysfunction, Role of non-transferrin bound iron in iron

overload and liver dysfunction in long term survivors of acuteleukaemia and bone marrow transplantation, 853

Liver fibrogenesis, Histological features predictive of liver fibrosis inchronic hepatitis C infection, 998

Liver iron, Blood ferritin concentrations in newborn infants and thesudden infant death syndrome, 168

Liver transplantation, A rapid and highly specific technique to detecthepatitis C RNA in frozen sections of liver, 369

Low grade B cell lymphoma, B cell lymphoma of the thymus andsalivary gland, 595

Lucigenin, Monocyte activation in patients with non-seminomatousgerm cell tumour of the testis before and after tumour eradication,381

Lung cancer (carcinoma)Human papillomavirus DNA in squamous cell carcinoma of the

lung, 810Observer variability in histopathological reporting of non-small cell

lung carcinoma on bronchial biopsy specimens, 130Lung cancer volume, A comparison of pathological methods of

measuring lung cancer volume, 654Lung cytology, Immediate assessment of fine needle aspiration cytol-

ogy of lung, 839Lymphocyte infiltration, Lymphocyte infiltration in oesophageal

carcinoma: lack of correlation with MHC antigens, ICAM-1, andtumour stage and grade, 264

Lymphocytic leukaemia cells, Effects of interleukins on theproliferation and survival of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia cells:correspondence, 437

Lymphoid follicles, Prevalence of lymphoid folicles in Helicobacterpylori associated gastritis: correspondence, 527

LymphomaAssociation between sarcoidosis and lymphoma revisited, 208B cell lymphoma of the thymus and salivary gland, 595Collision tumour of the oesophagus: a challenge for histological

diagnosis, 524Diagnosis of lymphoma in paraffin wax sections by nested PCR and

immunohistochemistry, 333Expression of Epstein-Barr virus encoded nuclear antigen 1 in

benign and malignant tissues harbouring EBV, 897Malignant lymphoma in congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia type

III, 599Lymphoproliferative disordersEBNA expression in Reed-Sternberg-like cells in post-transplant

lymphoproliferative disorders: correspondence, 270HTLV Tax gene expression in patients with lymphoproliferative dis-

orders, 938Lysinuric protein intolerance, Necropsy findings in lysinuric

protein intolerance, 345Lysozyme, Expressioan of CD 15 in normal and metaplastic Paneth

cells of the digestive tract, 474

Macrocytosis, Limited value of serum holo-transcobalamin II meas-urements in the differential diagnosis of macrocytosis, 755

Malaria, Laboratory diagnosis of malaria: leader, 533Male breast, Sclerosing lymphocytic lobulitis in the male breast, 609Malignant meningitis, Malignant meningitis: a rational approach to

cerebrospinal fluid cytology, 497

Malignant mesenchymoma, Focal rhabdomyosarcomatous differ-entiation in primary liposarcoma, 770

Malignant mixed mesodermal tumour, Alpha-fetoprotein produc-tion by a malignant mixed mullerian tumour of the uterus, 349

MALT, B cell lymphoma of the thymus and salivary gland, 595MDR, Expression of P-glycoprotein in hepatocellular carcinoma: a

potential marker of prognosis, 470Medical microbiology service, Microbiology user satisfaction

survey: correspondence, 615Melanoma

Cell growth and p53 expression in primary acquired melanosis andconjunctival melanoma, 338

Do histopathology reports of primary cutaneous melanoma containenough essential information? 202: correspondence, 864

Malignant melanoma showing smooth muscle differentiation, 950VS38 immunostaining in melanocytic lesions, 205: correspondence,

694Meningitis

Effect of pH changes in cerebrospinal fluid specimens on bacterialsurvival and antigen test results, 249

Malignant meningitis: a rational approach to cerebrospinal fluidcytology, 497

Mesenchymoma, Focal rhabdomyosarcomatous differentiation inprimary liposarcoma, 770

Metabolic disease, Lipid screening in an elderly population: difficultyin interpretation and in detection of occult metabolic disease, 278

Metastatic carcinoma, Germ cell tumour as a diagnostic pitfall ofmetastatic carcinoma, 223

MHC, Lymphocyte infiltration in oesophageal carcinoma: lack of cor-relation with MHC antigens, ICAM- 1, and tumour stage and grade,264

MIB-1Increased gastric epithelial cell proliferation in Helicobacter pylori

associated follicular gastritis, 68MIB-1 proliferative activity in invasive breast cancer measured byimage analysis, 926

NUB-1 labelling index, Use of flow cytometry in the analysis of stageIII squamous cell carcinoma of the oesophagus and its associationwith MIB-1, 975

Microalbuminuria, Prevalence of microalbuminuria, lipoprotein (a)and coronary artery disease in the lipid clinic, 19

Microbes, Sensitive and universal method for microbial DNA extrac-tion from blood products, 861

Microbiological examination, Does storage of sputum specimensadversely affect culture results?, 684

Microbiologist, Review of clinical activity by microbiologists, 429:correspondence, 780

Microbiology user satisfaction, Microbiology user satisfaction sur-vey: correspondence, 615

Minimal residual disease, Phenotypic changes in acute myeloid leu-kaemia: implications in the detection of minimal residual disease, 15

Monosomy 7, Gelatinous degeneration presenting as a preleukaemicsyndrome, 512

Morphometric variables, Value of quantitative pathological vari-ables as prognostic factors in advanced ovarian carcinoma, 142

Mortuary, Funeral directors, mortuaries and necropsies: implicationsfor necropsy consent rates and the prevention of infection, 217

Motor neuron disease, Anti-GM 1 antibodies in polyneuropathies ofunknown origin, 422

MUCI and MUC2, Significance of MUCI and MUC2 mucinexpression in colorectal cancer, 560

Mucin staining, Origins of ... Mucin staining: leader, 787Mucosa, Increased gastric epithelial cell proliferation in Helicobacter

pylori associated follicular gastritis, 68Mucosa associated lymphoid tissue, B cell lymphoma of thethymus and salivary gland, 595

Mucosal changes, Immunocytochemistry of mucosal changes inpatients infected with the intestinal nematode Strongyloides stercora-lis, 717

Mullerian tumour, Alpha-fetoprotein production by a malignantmixed mullerian tumour of the uterus, 349

Multidrug resistance gene, Expression of P-glycoprotein in hepato-cellular carcinoma: a potential marker of prognosis, 470

Multiple myeloma, Assessment of IgH PCR strategies in multiplemyeloma, 672

Multiple primaries, Measurement of extent of spread of oesophagealsquamous carcinoma by serial sectioning, 124

Multiple sclerosis, Evaluation of formulae for CSF IgG synthesisusing data obtained from two methods: importance of receiveroperator characteristic curve analysis, 24

Mycobacterium kansasii, Mycobacterium kansasii: its presentation,treatment and outcome in HIV infected patients, 821

Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Presence of katG gene in resistantMycobacterium tuberculosis, 945

Mycological techniques, Mycological techniques: leader, 95ycoplasma fermentans, Mycoplasma fermentans,but not M. penetrans,

detected by PCR assays in synovium from patients with rheumatoidarthritis and other rheumatic disorders, 824

Mycoplasma hominis, Isolation of Mycoplasma hominis using theBACTEC 9000 series blood culture system, 686

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Mycoplasmas, Mycoplasmas in rheumatoid arthritis and otherhuman arthritides: editorial, 781

Mycosis fungoides, Hodgkin's disease following mycosis fungoides:phenotypic and molecular evidence for different tumour cell clones,504

MyelofibrosisMyelofibrosis presenting as chronic cholecystitis, 428Small cell variant of Ki-1 lymphoma associated with myelofibrosisand a novel constitutional chromosomal translocationt(3;4)(ql3;ql2), 259

MyelomaAssessment of IgH PCR strategies in multiple myeloma, 672Granulocyte-colony stimulating factor concentrations in a patient

with plasma cell dyscrasia and clinical features of chronicneutrophilic leukaemia, 858

Myeloproliferative disorder, Presence of the bcr/abl rearrangementin a patient with chronic neutrophilic leukaemia, 1013

Myocardial infarctionDetection of myocardial infarction by immunohistological staining

for C9 on formalin fixed, paraffin wax embedded sections, 34Necropsy study of the association between sudden cardiac death,

cardiac isoenzymes and contraction band necrosis, 403: corre-spondence, 1022

Myospherulosis, Ocular spherulocystosis, 857

Naevus, VS38 immunostaining in melanocytic lesions, 205: correspond-ence, 694

Natural killer, Leukaemia of natural killer cell large granularlymphocyte type with HLA-DR CD16-CD56b"9t+ phenotype, 1011

Near patient testingEvidence based practice: clinician's use and attitudes to near patient

testing in hospitals, 903Near patient testing: is it here to stay? leader, 191

NecropsyCoroner's necropsy - an epidemiological treasure trove: editorial, 698Coroner's necropsy in sudden death: an under-used source of epide-

miological information, 737Factors predicting cases with unexpected clinical findings at

necropsy, 909Funeral directors, mortuaries and necropsies: implications for

necropsy consent rates and the prevention of infection, 217Histological assessment of chronic pancreatitis at necropsy, 913Necropsy findings in lysinuric protein intolerance, 345Practice guidelines for necropsy: time for action: editorial, 867Simple method for necropsy dissection of the abdominal organs afterabdominal surgery, 776

Splenic macrophages in preterm infants: a necropsy study, 391Necropsy requests, Analysis of necropsy request behaviour of

clinicians, 29Neomycin, Neomycin blood agar as a selective medium for vancomy-

cin resistant Enterococcusfaecium: correspondence, 437Neonatal haemorheology, Lipoproteins in pregnant women beforeand during delivery: influence on neonatal haemorheology, 120

Neoplasm, Benefits and limitations of pathology databases to cancerregistries, 947

Nested PCRDiagnosis of lymphoma in paraffin wax sections by nested PCR and

immunohistochemistry, 333Single-tube nested PCR in the diagnosis of tuberculosis, 290

NeuroblastomaAdequacy of bone marrow trephine biopsy specimens in children,

226Central review of bone marrow biopsy specimens from patients with

neuroblastoma, 691Neurocytoma, Pontine neurocytoma, 764Neuroendocrine cells, Pancreatoblastoma: a histochemical andimmunohistochemical analysis, 952

Neuroendocrine tumours, Neuroendocrine differentiation in cervi-cal carcinoma, 139

Neuroimmunology, Anti-GM1 antibodies in polyneuropathies ofunknown origin, 422

Neurological diseases, Cerebrospinal fluid activity of tissue plas-minogen activator in patients with neurological diseases, 577

Nitric oxide, Serum concentrations of nitrite in patients with HIV-1infection, 574

Nitrite, Serum concentrations of nitrite in patients with HIV-1 infec-tion, 574

Non-caseating granulomas, Association between sarcoidosis andlymphoma revisited, 208

Non-seminomatous germ cell tumour, Monocyte activation inpatients with non-seminomatous germ cell tumour of the testisbefore and after tumour eradication, 381

Non-small cell carcinoma, Observer variability in histopathologicalreporting of non-small cell lung carcinoma on bronchial biopsyspecimens, 130

Non-transferrin bound iron, Role of non-transferrin bound iron iniron overload and liver dysfunction in long term survivors of acuteleukaemia and bone marrow transplantation, 853

Normal ranges, Ethnic and sex differences in the total and differen-tial white cell count and platelet count, 664

Nosocomial infection, Nosocomial empyema caused by Clostridiumdifficile, 172

Notices, 190, 270, 354, 438, 528, 616, 696, 780, 956, 866, 1022

Oesophageal cancer (carcinoma)Collision tumour of the oesophagus: a challenge for histological

diagnosis, 524Expression of CD44H and CD44v3 in normal oesophagus, Barrettmucosa and oesophageal carcinoma, 489

Expression of p53 and bcl-2 and response to preoperativechemotherapy and radiotherapy for locally advanced squamouscell carcinoma of the oesophagus, 456

Lymphocyte infiltration in oesophageal carcinoma: lack of correla-tion with MHC antigens, ICAM-1, and tumour stage and grade,264

Measurement of extent of spread of oesophageal squamouscarcinoma by serial sectioning, 124

Use of flow cytometry in the analysis of stage III squamous cell car-cinoma of the oesophagus and its association with MIB-1, 975

Oestrogen receptor, Prognostic role of oestrogen and progesteronereceptors in patients with breast cancer: relation to age and lymphnode status, 920

Oncogenic HPV, Oncogenic human papillomaviruses and ploidy incervical lesions, 892

Optical image scanning, Analysis of necropsy request behaviour ofclinicians, 29

Oral anticoagulant control, Multicentre evaluation of the Throm-botest International Sensitivity Index used with a steel ballcoagulometer, 414

Oral cavity, Inflammatory pseudotumour of the mouth and maxilla,164

Oral pathology, Use of oral pathology services by generalhistopathologists and their attitudes to training of oral pathologists,565

Order of draw, The order of draw of blood specimens into additivecontaining tubes does not affect potassium and calcium measure-ments, 1019

0RF26, Herpes virus-like sequences are specifically found in Kaposisarcoma lesions, 306

Orthotopic liver transplantation, A rapid and highly specific tech-nique to detect hepatitis C RNA in frozen sections of liver, 369

Osteoarthritis,The genetics of osteoarthritis: editorial, 617Osteocalcin, Seasonal differences in biochemical parameters of bone

remodelling, 284Osteogenesis imperfecta

Causes of death in osteogenesis imperfecta, 627Pathology of osteogenesis imperfecta: editorial, 618

Ovarian cancer, Value of quantitative pathological variables as prog-nostic factors in advanced ovarian carcinoma, 142

Ovary, Carcinosarcoma arising in a dermoid cyst of the ovary, 519Oxidative stress, Evidence of oxidative stress in erythrocyte

phospholipid composition in the pathogenesis of familial Mediterra-nean fever (periodical disease), 453

P53Cell growth and p53 expression in primary acquired melanosis and

conjunctival melanoma, 338Expression of p53 and bcl-2 and response to preoperativechemotherapy and radiotherapy for locally advanced squamouscell carcinoma of the oesophagus, 456

Expression of P-glycoprotein in hepatocellular carcinoma: apotential marker of prognosis, 470

Immunohistochemical analysis of bcl-2 expression in transitionalcell carcinoma of the bladder, 395

p53 expression in carcinoma of the cervix, 971p53 protein expression in malignant, pre-malignant and non-

malignant lesions of the lip, 648Sensitive and reliable PCR and sequencing used to detect p53 point

mutations in fine needle aspirates of the breast, 570Use of specific ELISA for the detection of antibodies directed

against p53 protein in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, 295Pancreatitis

Histological assessment of chronic pancreatitis at necropsy, 913Potential role of Clostridium perfringens alpha toxin in the pathogen-

esis of acute pancreatitis, 500Pancreatoblastoma, Pancreatoblastoma: a histochemical and immu-

nohistochemical analysis, 952Paneth cell, Expressioan of CD 15 in normal and metaplastic Paneth

cells of the digestive tract, 474Papillary thyroid carcinoma, Proliferating cell nuclear antigen

expression in papillary thyroid carcinoma, 657Papillon-Lef'evre syndrome, Microbiological and serological inves-

tigations of oral lesions in Papillon-Lefevre syndrome, 255Paraffin wax section, Diagnosis of lymphoma in paraffin wax

sections by nested PCR and immunohistochemistry, 333Paraformaldehyde, Use of buffered formaldehyde in the enzymatic

digestion of inflamed mucosa, 177Parietal cells, Parietal cells in the duodenal bulb and their relation to

Helicobacterpylori infection, 309

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Partial rescreening, Rapid review (partial rescreening) of cervicalcytology. Four years experience and quality assurance implications,587

Pathologists, Audit of continuing medical education for pathologists:strategies and implications: leader, 100

Pathology reports, Phraseology in pathology reports. A comparativestudy of interpretation among pathologists and surgeons, 79:correspondence, 693

PCNAExpression of P-glycoprotein in hepatocellular carcinoma: a

potential marker of prognosis, 470Immunohistochemical analysis of bcl-2 expression in transitional

cell carcinoma of the bladder, 395Proliferating cell nuclear antigen expression in papillary thyroid car-

cinoma, 657Pepsinogen, Association between Helicobacter pylori infection andserum pepsinogen concentrations in gastroduodenal disease, 1005

Periodical disease, Evidence of oxidative stress in erythrocyte phos-pholipid composition in the pathogenesis of familial Mediterraneanfever (periodical disease), 453

Periodontopathogens, Microbiological and serological investigationsof oral lesions in Papillon-Lefevre syndrome, 255

Peripheral arterial occlusive disease, Increased serum laminin andangiogenin concentrations in patients with peripheral arterial occlu-sive disease, 508

Peripheral blood lymphocytesDifferential expression ofT cell antigens in normal peripheral blood

lymphocytes: a quantitative analysis by flow cytometry, 539Expression of IL-2R, IL-4R, IL-6R on peripheral blood lymphocytes

in systemic lupus erythematosus and correlation with diseaseactivity, 660

Peritoneal involvement, Peritoneal involvement by rectal cancer:correspondence, 694

pH, Effect ofpH changes in cerebrospinal fluid specimens on bacterialsurvival and antigen test results, 249

Phenotypic changes, Phenotypic changes in acute myeloid leukae-mia: implications in the detection of minimal residual disease, 15

Phosphate excretion, Inappropriate phosphate excretion in idi-opathic hypercalciuria: the key to a common cause and future treat-ment?, 881

Phospholipase C, The potential role of Clostridium perfringens alphatoxin in the pathogenesis of acute pancreatitis, 500

Phraseology, Phraseology in pathology reports. A comparative studyof interpretation among pathologists and surgeons, 79: correspond-ence, 693

Picornaviruses, Search for picornaviruses at onset of inflammatorymyopathy, 592

Piecemeal necrosis, Fibrosis and other histological features inchronic hepatitis C virus infection: a statistical model, 465

Pineal gland, Sudden death due to a glial cyst of the pineal gland, 267Pituitary tumour, Expression of bcl-2 oncoprotein in pituitary

tumours: comparison with c-myc, 795Placenta, Increase in the relative level of type V collagen duringdevelopment and ageing of the placenta, 916

Placental-like alkaline phosphatase, Germ cell tumour as adiagnostic pitfall of metastatic carcinoma, 223

Plasma cell dyscrasia, Granulocyte-colony stimulating factorconcentrations in a patient with plasma cell dyscrasia and clinicalfeatures of chronic neutrophilic leukaemia, 858

Plasminogen activators, Cerebrospinal fluid activity of tissueplasminogen activator in patients with neurological diseases, 577

Platelet count, Ethnic and sex differences in the total and differentialwhite cell count and platelet count, 664

Pleomorphic adenoma, Pleomorphic adenoma of the bronchus, 87Ploidy, Oncogenic human papillomaviruses and ploidy in cervical

lesions, 892Pneumocystis carinii, Simple detection of the 5S ribosomal RNA of

Pneumocystis carinii using in situ hybridisation, 712Pneumonia

Causes of death in osteogenesis imperfecta, 627Chaetomium pneumonia in patient with acute myeloid leukaemia,

184POEMS syndrome, POEMS syndrome and Waldenstrom's mac-

roglobulinaemia, 181Point mutation

Clinical significance of K-ras oncogene activation in ampullary neo-plasms, 460

Sensitive and reliable PCR and sequencing used to detect p53 pointmutations in fine needle aspirates of the breast, 570

Point-of-care testing, Near patient testing: is it here to stay? leader,191

Polymerase chain reactionAbsence of a B allele in acquired B blood group phenotype

confirmed by a DNA based genotyping method, 180Assessment of IgH PCR strategies in multiple myeloma, 672Comparison of the HbH inclusion test and a PCR test in routine

scanning for alpha thalassaemia in Hong Kong, 411Detection by PCR of Toxoplasma gondii in blood in the diagnosis of

cerebral toxoplasmosis in patients with AIDS, 89Detection of Helicobacter pyloriin gastric biopsy and resection speci-

mens, 107

Detection of herpesvirus-like DNA by nested PCR on archival skinbiopsy specimens of various forms of Kaposi sarcoma, 631

Detection and widespread distribution of Chlamydia pneumoniae inthe vascular system and its possible implications, 102

Diagnosis of cutaneous tuberculosis in biopsy specimens by PCRand Southern blotting, 889

Hepatitis C virus seroconversion by a third generation ELISAscreening test in blood donors, 254

Hodgkin's disease following mycosis fungoides: phenotypic andmolecular evidence for different tumour cell clones, 504

HPV testing in patients with low grade cervical cytologicalabnormalities: a follow up study, 493

Human papillomavirus DNA in squamous cell carcinoma of thelung, 810

Mycoplasmafermentans, but not M. penetrans, detected by PCR assaysin synovium from patients with rheumatoid arthritis and otherrheumatic disorders, 824

One-day detection of PCR amplified Chlamydia trachomatis DNA inclinical samples: ELISA versus Southern blot hybridisation, 581

Quantification of HIV DNA in the brain by PCR: differencesbetween fresh frozen and formalin fixed tissue, 425

Rapid and highly specific technique to detect hepatitis C RNA infrozen sections of liver, 369

Search for picornaviruses at onset of inflammatory myopathy, 592Sensitive and universal method for microbial DNA extraction from

blood products, 861Simple detection of the 5S ribosomal RNA of Pneumocystis carinii

using in situ hybridisation, 712Polyneuropathies, Anti-GM1 antibodies in polyneuropathies ofunknown origin, 422

Pons, Pontine neurocytoma, 764Post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders, EBNA expression

in Reed-Sternberg-like cells in post-transplant lymphoproliferativedisorders: correspondence, 270

Postmortem examination, Origins of... The postmortem examin-ation in diagnosis: leader, 965

Postmortem findings, Confidentiality, death and the doctor: leader,1: correspondence, 694

Postmortem reports, Confession of ignorance of causation in coro-ners' necropsies - a common problem? leader, 439

Postoperative, Simple method for necropsy dissection of the abdomi-nal organs after abdominal surgery, 776

Potassium concentration, The order of draw of blood specimensinto additive containing tubes does not affect potassium and calciummeasurements, 1019

Pregnancy, Lipoproteins in pregnant women before and duringdelivery: influence on neonatal haemorheology, 120

Preleukaemic syndrome, Gelatinous degeneration presenting as apreleukaemic syndrome, 512

Preoperative chemo/radiotherapy, Expression of p53 and bcl-2and response to preoperative chemotherapy and radiotherapy forlocally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the oesophagus, 456

Preterm infant, Splenic macrophages in preterrh infants: a necropsystudy, 391

Primary biliary cirrhosisAccuracy of staging in primary biliary cirrhosis, 556Biliary expression of heat shock protein: a non-specific feature of

chronic cholestatic liver diseases, 53Primary sclerosing cholangitis, Biliary expression of heat shock

protein: a non-specific feature of chronic cholestatic liver diseases, 53Progesterone receptor, Prognostic role of oestrogen and progester-

one receptors in patients with breast cancer: relation to age andlymph node status, 920

Prognosisp53 expression in carcinoma of the cervix, 971Prognostic role of oestrogen and progesterone receptors in patients

with breast cancer: relation to age and lymph node status, 920Prognostic value of cathepsin D in breast cancer: comparison ofimmunohistochemical and immunoradiometric detection meth-ods, 57

Significance of MUC1 and MUC2 mucin expression in colorectalcancer, 560

Use of flow cytometry in the analysis of stage III squamous cell car-cinoma of the oesophagus and its association with MIB-1, 975

Proliferating cell nuclear antigenExpression of P-glycoprotein in hepatocellular carcinoma: a

potential marker of prognosis, 470Immunohistochemical analysis of bcl-2 expression in transitional

cell carcinoma of the bladder, 395Proliferating cell nuclear antigen expression in papillary thyroid car-

cinoma, 657Proliferation

Proliferation indexes - a comparison between cutaneous basal andsquamous cell carcinomas, 549

Proliferation in the normal cervix and in preinvasive cervical lesions:editorial, 957

Proliferation index, Ki-67 expression in early prostate cancer andassociated pathological lesions, 741

Proliferation markers, Which proliferation markers for routineimmunohistology? correspondence, 270

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Proliferative activity, MIB-1 proliferative activity in invasive breastcancer measured by image analysis, 926

Prostate, ,hCG as a prognostic marker in adenocarcinoma of theprostate, 329: correspondence, 693

Prostatic carcinoma, Ki-67 expression in early prostate cancer andassociated pathological lesions, 741

Prostatic specimens, Macroscopic examination of prostatic speci-mens: correspondence, 187, 614

Prosthetic valve, Electron microscopy and serological fetures of apatient with Q fever prosthetic valve endocarditis, 679

Prothrombin time, Multicentre evaluation of the ThrombotestInternational Sensitivity Index used with a steel ball coagulometer,414

Pseudomembranous colitis, Clostridium difficile infection of the gut:leader, 529

Pseudopyropoikilocytosis, Pseudopyropoikilocytosis: a striking ar-tefact, 772

Pseudotumour, Inflammatory pseudotumour of the mouth and max-illa, 164

Pyropoikilocytosis, Pseudopyropoikilocytosis: a striking artefact, 772

Q fever, Electron microscopy and serological fetures of a patient withQ fever prosthetic valve endocarditis, 679

Quality assurance schemes, Kappa statistics as indicators of qualityassurance in histopathology and cytopathology, 597

Rapid microagglutination test, Serological cross reaction betweenlegionella and campylobacter in the rapid microagglutination test,584

Rapid response testing, Evidence based practice: clinician's use andattitudes to near patient testing in hospitals, 903

Rapid review, Rapid review (partial rescreening) of cervical cytology.Four years experience and quality assurance implications, 587

Receiver operator characteristics, Evaluation of formulae for CSFIgG synthesis using data obtained from two methods: importance ofreceiver operator characteristic curve analysis, 24

Recombinant inimunoblot assay, Hepatitis C virus seroconversionby a third generation ELISA screening test in blood donors, 254

Rectal biopsy, Diagnostic difficulty arising from rectal recovery inulcerative colitis, 319

Rectal cancer, Peritoneal involvement by rectal cancer: correspond-ence, 694

Red cell storage, Failure to kill Yersinia enterocolitica by plasma dilutedto the concentration found in red cell units, 434: correspondence, 955

Reed-Sternberg-like cells, EBNA expression in Reed-Sternberg-like cells in post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders: correspond-ence, 270

Registries, Benefits and limitations of pathology databases to cancerregistries, 947

Relapse, Value of colony forming unit-granulocyte macrophage assayin predicting relapse in acute myeloid leukaemia, 450

Renal calculi, Inappropriate phosphate excretion in idiopathic hyper-calciuria: the key to a common cause and future treatment?, 881

Renal cell carcinoma, Myxoid renal cell carcinoma: histologicalimmunocytochemical and ultrastructural study, 1015

Renal magnesium secretion, Hypomagnesaemic tetany, 343Renal tubules and interstitium, Interactions between renal tubulesand interstitium: leader, 783

Renal vasculitis, Glomerular vascular cell adhesion molecule-Iexpression in renal vasculitis, 238

Resistant enterococci, Resistant enterococci - mechanisms, labora-tory detection and control in hospitals: leader, 700

Reverse transcriptaselpolymerase chain reaction, OCT embed-ded sections of pathological specimens as a source of high qualityRNA for reverse transcriptase/polymerase chain reaction, 258

Rhabdomyosarcoma, Focal rhabdomyosarcomatous differentiationin primary liposarcoma, 770

Rheumatoid arthritisMycoplasmafermentans, but not M. penetrans, detected by PCR assays

in synovium from patients with rheumatoid arthritis and otherrheumatic disorders, 824

Mycoplasmas in rheumatoid arthritis and other human arthritides:editorial, 781

Ulcerating rheumatoid nodule of the vulva, 85Right brachiocephalic vein, Intimal sarcoma of the right brachio-

cephalic vein presenting as the superior vena caval syndrome, 347RNAOCT embedded sections of pathological specimens as a source of

high quality RNA for reverse transcriptase/polymerase chain reac-

tion, 258Rapid and highly specific technique to detect hepatitis C RNA in

frozen sections of liver, 369

S-phase fraction, Iododeoxyuridine labelling of S-phase fraction infine needle aspirates from breast carcinomas, 607

Salivary glandB cell lymphoma of the thymus and salivary gland, 595Immunohistological analysis of tumour growth factor P1 expression

in normal and inflamed salivary glands, 728Sarcoidosis, Association between sarcoidosis and lymphoma revis-

ited, 208

Sarcomas, Divergent differentiation in soft tissue sarcomas: editorial,697

Scedosporium apiospermum, Amphotericin B responsive Scedospo-rium apiospermum infection in a patient with acute myeloidleukaemia, 93

Schistosomiasis, Hyperfibrinolysis in hepatosplenic schistosomiasis,990

Sclerosing lymphocytic lobulitis, Sclerosing lymphocytic lobulitisin the male breast, 609

(--SEA)) deletion, Comparison of the HbH inclusion test and a PCRtest in routine scanning for alpha thalassaemia in Hong Kong, 411

Seasonal differences, Seasonal differences in biochemical param-eters of bone remodelling, 284

Sensitivity Index, Multicentre evaluation of the ThrombotestInternational Sensitivity Index used with a steel ball coagulometer,414

Serological cross reaction, Serological cross reaction betweenlegionella and campylobacter in the rapid microagglutination test,584

SerologyAccuracy of serology for the diagnosis of Helicobacter pyloriinfection

- a comparison of eight kits, 373Helicobacter pylori antibody titres in serum, plasma and successivelythawed specimens: implications for epidemiological and clinicalstudies, 1017

Sickle cell ,B thalassaemia, Fatal bone marrow embolism in a

patient with sickle cell V+thalassaemia, 774Sjogren's syndrome, Immunohistological analysis of tumour growth

factor P11 expression in normal and inflamed salivary glands, 728Skin cancer (carcinoma)

Proliferation indexes - a comparison between cutaneous basal andsquamous cell carcinomas, 549

Tumour related cutaneous elastophagocytosis, 81Sleeping position, Sleeping position and upper airways bacterial

flora: relevance to cot death, 170Smallbowel, Duodeno-jejunal adenocarcinoma as a first presentation

of coeliac disease, 602Small round structured viruses, Viral gastroenteritis: small round

structured viruses, caliciviruses and astroviruses. Part I. The clinicaland diagnostic perspective: leader, 874: Part II. The epidemiologicalperspective: leader, 959

Smooth muscle differentiation, Malignant melanoma showingsmooth muscle differentiation, 950

Soft tissue sarcomas, Divergent differentiation in soft tissuesarcomas: editorial, 697

Solar elastosis, Tumour related cutaneous elastophagocytosis, 81Solid tissue, Solid tissue culture for cytogenetic analysis: a collabora-

tive survey for the Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists, 638Southern blotting

Diagnosis of cutaneous tuberculosis in biopsy specimens by PCRand Southern blotting, 889

One-day detection of PCR amplified Chlamydia trachomatis DNA inclinical samples: ELISA versus Southern blot hybridisation, 581

Spherulocystosis, Ocular spherulocystosis, 857Sphingomyelinase, Determination of optimal liquid medium forenzyme expression by Helicobacterpylori, 818

Spleen, Langerhans cell histiocytosis forming an asymptomaticsolitary nodule in the spleen, 262

Splenic macrophages, Splenic macrophages in preterm infants: a

necropsy study, 391Sputum samples storage, Does storage of sputum specimens

adversely affect culture results?, 684Squamous cell carcinoma

Collision tumour of the oesophagus: a challenge for histologicaldiagnosis, 524

Correlation of apoptosis with tumour cell differentiation, progres-sion, and HPV infection in cervical carcinoma, 134

Expression of p53 and bcl-2 and response to preoperativechemotherapy and radiotherapy for locally advanced squamouscell carcinoma of the oesophagus, 456

Human papillomavirus DNA in squamous cell carcinoma of thelung, 810

Measurement of extent of spread of oesophageal squamouscarcinoma by serial sectioning, 124

Proliferation indexes - a comparison between cutaneous basal andsquamous cell carcinomas, 549

Use of flow cytometry in the analysis of stage III squamous cell car-

cinoma of the oesophagus and its association with MIB-1, 975Staging, Accuracy of staging in primary biliary cirrhosis, 556Staining, Origins of ... Mucin staining: leader, 787Staphylococcus aureus, The new threats of Gram positive

pathogens: re-emergence of things past: leader, 444Steel ball coagulometer, Multicentre evaluation of the Thrombotest

International Sensitivity Index used with a steel ball coagulometer,414

Storage, Does storage of sputum specimens adversely affect cultureresults?, 684

Streptococcus pneumoniae, The new threats of Gram positivepathogens: re-emergence of things past: leader, 444

Streptococcus pyogenes, The new threats of Gram positivepathogens: re-emergence of things past: leader, 444

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Stress proteins, Biliary expression of heat shock protein: anon-specific feature of chronic cholestatic liver diseases, 53

Strongyloidiasis, Immunocytochemistry of mucosal changes inpatients infected with the intestinal nematode Strongyloides stercora-lis, 717

Sudden deathCoroner's necropsy in sudden death: an under-used source of epide-

miological information, 737Necropsy study of the association between sudden cardiac death,

cardiac isoenzymes and contraction band necrosis, 403: corre-spondence, 1022

Sudden death due to a glial cyst of the pineal gland, 267Sudden infant death syndromeBlood ferritin concentrations in newborn infants and the sudden

infant death syndrome, 168Significance of endotoxin in lethal synergy between bacteria associ-

ated with sudden infant death syndrome: follow up study, 365Sleeping position and upper airways bacterial flora: relevance to cot

death, 170Superior vena caval syndrome, Intimal sarcoma of the right

brachiocephalic vein presenting as the superior vena caval syndrome,347

Synaptophysin, Pontine neurocytoma, 764Systemic lupus erythematosus

Expression ofIL-2R, IL-4R,IL-6R on peripheral blood lymphocytesin systemic lupus erythematosus and correlation with diseaseactivity, 660

Giant cell hepatitis associated with systemic lupus erythematosus,183

T cell antigens, Differential expression of T cell antigens in normalperipheral blood lymphocytes: a quantitative analysis by flowcytometry, 539

T cell leukaemias, Expression of TIA-1 and TIA-2 in T cellmalignancies and T cell lymphocytosis, 154

T cell lymphocytosis, Expression of TIA-1 and TIA-2 in T cellmalignancies and T cell lymphocytosis, 154

T cell lymphomaExpression ofEpstein-Barr virus encoded latent genes in nasal T celllymphomas, 72

HLA antigen expression in enteropathy associated T cell lymphoma,545

Malignant lymphoma in congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia typeIII, 599

T cells, Expression of the a5[1 fibronectin receptor on T lymphocytesof patients with HIV-1 infection, 733

Tangier disease, The pathology of cornea in Tangier disease (familialhigh density lipoprotein deficiency), 407

Tax expression,HTLV Tax gene expression in patients with lympho-proliferative disorders, 938

TCRy8, An unusual association of Felty syndrome and TCRy5lymphocytosis, 351

Tenascin, Tenascin in human papillomavirus associated lesions of theuterine cervix, 521

Testicular cancer, Monocyte activation in patients with non-seminomatous germ cell tumour of the testis before and aftertumour eradication, 381

Thalassaemia, Comparison of the HbH inclusion test and a PCR testin routine scanning for alpha thalassaemia in Hong Kong, 4113-Thalassaemia trait, Frequency of coincident iron deficiency andf-thalassaemia trait: correspondence, 1021

Thrombotest International Sensitivity Index, Multicentre evalua-tion of the Thrombotest International Sensitivity Index used with asteel ball coagulometer, 414

Thymidine phosphorylase, Thymidine phosphorylase expression inKaposi sarcoma, 400

Thymus, B cell lymphoma of the thymus and salivary gland, 595Thyroid cancer, Association between thyroid cancer of cribriform

variant and familial adenomatous polyposis, 611TIA-1 and TIA-2, Expression of TIA-1 and TIA-2 in T cell

malignancies and T cell lymphocytosis, 154Tissue plasminogen activators, Cerebrospinal fluid activity of tissueplasminogen activator in patients with neurological diseases, 577

Topoisomerases, Method for quantifying expression of functionallyactive topoisomerase II in patients with leukaemia, 848

Toxoplasma gondii, Detection by PCR of Toxoplasma gondii in bloodin the diagnosis of cerebral toxoplasmosis in patients with AIDS, 89

Training, Use of oral pathology services by general histopathologistsand their attitudes to training of oral pathologists, 565

Transforming growth factor f1, Immunohistological analysis oftumour growth factor beta 1 expression in normal and inflamed sali-vary glands, 728

Transforming growth factor [I mRNA, Histological featurespredictive of liver fibrosis in chronic hepatitis C infection, 998

Trauma, Causes of death in osteogenesis imperfecta, 627Troponin-T, A case against the specificity of "cardiac" troponin-T,

766Tuberculosis

Diagnosis of cutaneous tuberculosis in biopsy specimens by PCRand Southern blotting, 889

Single-tube nested PCR in the diagnosis of tuberculosis, 290Tumorigenesis, Chromosome 1 lq in sporadic colorectal carcinoma:

patterns of allele loss and their significance for tumorigenesis, 386Tumour marker, Serum and tissue measurements of CA72-4 in

patients with endometrial carcinoma, 967Tumour necrosis factor alpha, Monocyte activation in patients withnon-seminomatous germ cell tumour of the testis before and aftertumour eradication, 381

Ulcerating rheumatoid nodule, Ulcerating rheumatoid nodule ofthe vulva, 85

Ulcerative colitisDiagnostic difficulty arising from rectal recovery in ulcerative colitis,

319Inverse correlation between Helicobacter pylori infection and inflam-matory bowel disease, 65

Unusual mucosal changes, Immunocytochemistry of mucosalchanges in patients infected with the intestinal nematode Strongy-loides stercoralis, 717

Upper airways, Sleeping position and upper airways bacterial flora:relevance to cot death, 170

Uracil-N-glycosylase, Single-tube nested PCR in the diagnosis oftuberculosis, 290

Urinalysis, Urinalysis in clinical diagnosis: leader, 623Uterine sarcoma, Mixed low grade and high grade endometrial stro-mal sarcoma of uterus: differences on immunohistochemistry andchromosome in situ hybridisation, 604

Uterus, Alpha-fetoprotein production by a malignant mixed miilleriantumour of the uterus, 349

Vaccines, Immunisation policies - successes, failures and the future:leader, 620

Vacutainer system, The order of draw of blood specimens into addi-tive containing tubes does not affect potassium and calciummeasurements, 1019

Vancomycin resistanceHeat tolerance of vancomycin resistant Enterococcus faecium, 687Neomycin blood agar as a selective medium for vancomycin resistant

Enterococcusfaecium: correspondence, 437Varicella zoster virus, Distribution of varicella zoster virus and her-

pes simplex virus in disseminated fatal infections, 243Vascular cell adhesion molecule-1, Glomerular vascular cell adhe-

sion molecule-I expression in renal vasculitis, 238Vascular tissue, Detection and widespread distribution of Chlamydiapneumoniae in the vascular system and its possible implications, 102

Vasculitis, Ulcerating rheumatoid nodule of the vulva, 85VCAM-1, Glomerular vascular cell adhesion molecule-I expression in

renal vasculitis, 238Viral gastroenteritis, Viral gastroenteritis: small round structured

viruses, caliciviruses and astroviruses. Part I. The clinical and diag-nostic perspective: leader, 874: Part II. The epidemiological perspec-tive: leader, 959

Viral pneumonitis, Prevalence of human herpesvirus 6 in lung tissuefrom children with pneumonitis, 802

VS38, VS38 immunostaining in melanocytic lesions, 205: correspond-ence, 694

Vulva, Ulcerating rheumatoid nodule of the vulva, 85

Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia, POEMS syndrome and Wal-denstrom's macroglobulinaemia, 181

White cell count, Ethnic and sex differences in the total and differen-tial white cell count and platelet count, 664

Workload, The hidden increase in histopathologists' workload, 689

Xanthomatosis, Severe xanthomatosis associated with familial apoli-poprotein E deficiency, 985

Yersinia enterocolitica, Failure to kill Yersinia enterocolitica by plasmadiluted to the concentration found in red cell units, 434: correspond-ence, 955

Ziehl-Neelsen stain, Modified detergent Ziehl-Neelsen technique forthe staining of Cyclospora cayetanensis, 511

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