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Ft&S 106983 BIO-MEDICAL RESEARCH DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 63 68 69 76 Duplicate in all cards:--> year as-1961- File number [Right justify [Numeric only] Author(s), as Last Name FS (No Punctuation) and coden for journal as JAMA preceeded by one blank space 20 21 AO 41 77 78 Sub-Index Code 60 61 62 11 12 13 Title of Report; end with space-hyphen-hyphen-space. Follow with Index Terms, separated from each other with comma-space. Avoid other punctuation; do not abbreviate. ,0 ,,,, 61 62 DJohr'.e.> ----- /l)ajh)6n . 0- ~fh& Q` coh/je./itO f2 / l--i.n&h hn tlne^ (7.(5, ~ "" ~ 21 22 /rTl-'&f# T/sXf*;snf- '* >' ' 23 24 Source (Journal, Vol., Number, Pages, Date ) Brief Summary 12 10 SUMMARY: 61 62 61 62 63 64 * * R&S 106984 Ho/Sifr Ha THEis'E^VENGLAND JOURNAL of medicine /fE/r* Cf- mr 000009?"' 1974 NOTICES LABORATORrYv rD--IAGNOSIS Ol- IMMUNOLOGIC DISORDERS NATIONWIDE SURVEILLANCE OT ANGIOSARCOMA OF THE LIVER IN THE UNITED STATES The National Institute of Occupational Safetvand Health and the Bureau of Epidemiology. Center lor Disease Control* have recently established a surveillance registry for cases of angiosarcoma of the liver in the United States. This is m response to the recent discovery that at least some cases of this tumor may stem from exposure to vinyl chloride. Physicians who have patients with this diagnosis currently under their care or who have encoun tered such cases in their practice o\cr the past ten years are uracd to contact the Center for Disease Control. Information is desired concerninc all such cases, regardless of assumed ctiologx. Address all information to the Center lor Disease Control. Building I. Room3*Dr Atlanta. Georgia 30333, or telephone {404) 633-3311. extension 3961 r/<s? i (HL.~ /L. {kgs A program entitled "Laboratory Diagnosis of Immunologic Disorders" will be given by the Department ol Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Med icine. University of California School of Medicine, in co-operation with . Continuing Education in Health Sciences. University of California, San \Frnnciscn. on April 26 and 27, This program is acceptable for IS hours oT ^ategorv ! credit toward the certificate in continuing education of the Cali fornia Medical Association and the American Medical Association The regVtration fee of $100 includes luncheon. Registration will be held in Cole all. Medical Sciences Building. Third and Parnassus Avenues. Uni:rsitv or California. San Francisco, on Friday. April 26, from 8 to 1 30 a in. Further information m.iv be obtained Irom Continuing Education in . ealth Sciences. University of California. San Francisco V4122 FELLOWSHIP IN PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY NEW ENGLAND DIABETES ASSOCIATION T he spring meeting of the New England Diabetes Assoeialion will lx* held in the Shcr.iton-Limvln Inn. Worcester, on Wodnc'd.ix, Apiil 24 I lie allday meeting sv ill feature a 'eric* of lectures on x unoii' cluneal aspects of dia betes mellitus. and workshops demoted to practical problems encountered in the management of this disease. Further information may he obtained from Dr, Mars in L. Mitchell, New England Diabetes Assoeialion. 1223 Beacon Street. Boston 02146. A training program, with opportunities for basic and ehine.il rescanh into the pathogenetic mechanisms of diseases peculiar to childhood t .nicer, is available at St Jude Children's Kesc.neh Hovpii.il m Memphiv ITtither information in.o be obtained from Di Robert Erne St Jude Children's Reveateh Hovpu.il. 352 North t audetdale Street. Memphis. I cnnessec 38101, or by telephone to <9Ul) 525-8381. LAHEY CUNIC FOUNDATION COURSES TRAINING PROGRAM IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE The Radioisotope Laboratory of Cincinnati General Hospital is offering n two-year residency Ln nuclear medicine beginning on July 1, 1975, The pro gram includes courses in the clinical applications of isotopes, radiobiology and radioisotope physics. Extensive research facilities arc available. The residency is designed for physicians with a year of postgraduate resi dency training in internal medicine, surgery, radiologv and other specialties. Further information may be obtained from Dr. Edward B. Silberstein. Cincinnati General Hospital. Cincinnati. Ohio 45229. The Lahey Clinic Foundation of Boston has announced the following schedule of courses to be given in the coming months: "Topics in Internal Medicineto be held in the Joslin Auditorium of the New England Dea coness Hospital. April 25-27; "Dermatology for the Practitioner." to be held nt the Copley Plaza Hotel. Boston, on Wednesday. May I: "Major Technics in Surgery," to be held at the Copley Plaza Hotel, on May 17 and 18; and "Pediatric and Adult Reconstructive Urologic Surgery." to be held at the Copley Pinza Hotel, on June 7 and 8, Further information max be obtained from the Education Department. Lahey Clinic Foundation. 605 Commonwealth Avenue Boston 02215. or by telephone to (617) 262-4900. LATIN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEPATOLOGY The Congress of the Latin American Society of Hepatology will be held in Caracas. Venezuela. October 6-8 The official topics of the meeting will be liver and parasitosis, immunology in liver diseases, drugs and the liver and bile salts. Further information may be obtained from Pedro J Grnses. M.D.. Secre tarial. Apartado Postal 50794, Sahana Grande. Caracas. Venezuela. COLLEGIUM INTERNATIONALE CHIRURGIAE DIGESTIVAE The third congress of the Collegium Internationale Chirurgiac Digestiv nc wtll be held at the Regency Hyatt Hotel. Chicago. October 10-14," Further information may be obtained from the Secretariat, University of Illinois Department of Surgery, P.O, Box 6998, Chicago. Illinois 60680, PEDIATRIC FELLOWSHIPS Fellowships for one to two years involving clinical and research opportu nities m the areas of mental retardation, learning disabilities, neuromuscular dysfunctions and related dev elopmcntal disabilities arc being offered bv the Department ol Pediatrics of the Univerxitv ofCincinnati. Ohio Pediatricians who have completed two core years of pediatric training and who have Unit ed States citizenship or declaration of intent of uli/enship mav be consid ered, I urilier information max bL- obtained horn IVler Si John Dienaii. M D. Univctsiu AfiiViatcd Clinical Program lor the Mentally Retarded, 295 ITlenbreeher \\cnue. Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS A postgraduate course, entitled "The Low Hack: Injury and disease." sponsored by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, will be held at the Drake Hotel. Chicago. April 25-27. The course fee, which includes breakfasts, luncheons and the chairman's reception, is S150 r$50 for resi dents) Further information max be obtained from Dr William J. Kane, 303 East Chicago Avenue. Chicago. Illinois 60611. or by telephone to (312) 822-0970. GORDON RESEARCH CONI LRI.NCl.S The Gordon Research Conference*, whose purpose i,\ to inform experts of the latest research developments, to analyze their implications and to pro voke suggestions concerning methods ol scientific research, will be held at several place* in New Hanip>hire from June 10 to August 30. and in Califor nia from June 10 to July 5. Further information may be obtained from Dr. A.M, Cruickshank. Direc tor. Gordon Research Conferences. Paxtore Chemical Laboratory. Uni versity of Rhode Island. Kingston. Rhode Island 0288 L COURSE IN GERIATRIC PSYCHOTHERAPY A postgraduate course entitled "PxvchoiHerapx of the l.lJerlv." sponsored by the Page and William Black Post-Graduate Sshool of Medicine and the Department of Psychiatry of the Mount Sinai School ol Medicine ol the Coy University of New York, w ill j*ixen. under the direction of Dr. AK'm l. Cioldfarb. at the Mount Sinai Medical Center, Firth Avenue and 100th Street. New York City, on Saturday. April 27, from 9 a m to 5 p.m The lee is $50. Further information may be obtained from the Registrar, Page and Wil liam Black PoM-Gradilate School ol Medicine, Mount Sinai School ol Medi cine. F ifth Avenue and ItHHh Sired. New N ork ( itv H8>29. or bx telephone to (212) 650-6737. AMERICAN COl ] I Gl. Ol NIK LEAR PHYSICIANS A new' organization, the American ( ollege of Nuclear Physicians, was formed at a meeting held in Chicago on January 17 and 18. The meeting elected the following officers; Oscar M. Powell, president: Gerald L. DeNardo. president-elect. Howard J. Dworkin, sccrctarx; Jon I) Shoop, treasurer; and Richard C. Reba, speaker of the House. Membership in the College is limited to licensed phvsicianx engaged in the practice of nuclear medicine and certified hy an American medical specialty board or another certifying body of equivalent standard*. Further information max be obtained from Dr. Howard J. Dworkin. American College of Nuclear Physicians. P.O. Box 1245. Berkley. Michigan 48072. or by telephone to (313 ) 549-7000. t` H- i i ;