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February 2010 | Vol. 123, No. 2

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Diagnostic Dilemma

Yellow Nails and Disparate Complaints
Simon and Bundi
Yellow nails, a chronic cough, recurrent pneumonia, and swelling in one leg--given such disparate symptoms, what could the diagnosis be?
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Clinical Research Study

Warfarin Use and Outcomes in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation Complicating ACS
Lopes et al
Warfarin is associated with better 6-month outcomes among patients with atrial fibrilliation complicating an acute coronary syndrome, but only a fraction of patients with this condition are treated with antithrombotic therapy according to published guidelines.
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Editorial Corner


Joseph Alpert MD
Editor-In-Chief
Why Are We Ignoring Guideline Recommendations?
Alpert
Many studies--like the Warfarin study in this issue--have shown that physicians often do not follow published guidelines. Why is this?
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