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Acta Med Kinki Univ

THE KINK! UNIVERSITY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

ACTA KINKI

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Acta Med Kinki Univ

THE KINKI UNIVERSITY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Acta Med ica Kinki University

Volume 36, No. 2 December 2011

CONTENTS

Review

Target validation

Hideo

and drug discovery for

Kohka Takahashi ...

inflammatory diseases

45

Originals

The association between anxiety and a decline in saliva

adult patients with asthma

Ryuta Haraguchi,

Osamu Nisiyama,

Katsuyuki

Hiroyuki

cortisol during interview stress in

Tomita, Nanase Watatani,

San o, Hirokazu Nakajima

Shu Imbe, Ryuji

and Yuji

Satoh,

Tohda

Yasushi Makino,

The signi ficance of a specific psycho-oncology outpatient service for cancer patients run by

psychosomatic medical doctorsAtsuko

Rikako

Koyama, Minoru Niki,

Jinnai, Kanae Yasuda

Hiromichi Matsuoka,

and Masatomo

Ryo

Otsuka

Sakamoto, Kiyohiro Sakai,

63

Case Reports

A case of pulmonary metastasis from oropharyngeal cancer with a solitary thin-walled

cyst-difficulty in differential diagnosis from primary lung cancer

Takuya Iwasaki, Kenji Minami, Keiji Nakano, Takesh i Hirohata and Hitoshi Shiozaki. .... 73

Anomalous systemic arterial supply to the basal segment needed to repeated operation after delivery

Takuya Iwasaki,

and Hitoshi

Kenji Minami, Katsuaki SatoShiozaki

Toshiki Takemoto, Takeshi Hirohata, Satoshi Hara

Hepatocellular carcinoma accompanied by hypersplenism : five cases of simultaneous hepatectomy

and laparoscopic splenectomy

Yasuyuki Nakata, Seiji Haji,and Yoshih urni Takeyama.

Mithuo Yamasaki, Hajime Ishikawa, Takeo Yasuda, Takuya Nakai

Recognition of complete response by long-term observation after treatment with 90Y-Ibritumomab

tiuxetan for relapsed follicular lymphoma

Yoichi Tatsumi, Shinya Rai, Takahiro Shimada, Terufumi Yamaguchi, Yasuhiro Morita,

Kazunobu Kawanishi, Junichi Miyatake, Takashi Ashida, Yasuhiro Maeda, Makoto Hosono

and Itaru Matsumura 87

Index (Vol. 36, No. 1, 2) 91

Information for Authors

Author Index (Vol. 36, No. 1, No. 2)

A

Ashida, T 87

Morimoto, Mi

Morita, Y

41

87

H

Haji, S

Hara, S

Haraguchi, R 1,

Higashimoto, Y

Higashino, H

Hirohata, T

Hosono, M

I

Ichihashi, H

Imbe, S

Ishikawa, H

Iwamoto, T

Iwanaga, T ...

Iwasaki, T . . . .

81

77

15,23,53

15,23

7

73,77

87

.. 15

.. 53

.. 81

.. 41

. 1,15

73,77

J

Jinnai, R 63

K

Kawada, A

Kawanishi, K

Kawara, S

Koga, Y

Koyama, A

Kume, H

M

Maeda, Y

Makino, Y

Matsumura, I

Matsuoka, H

Minami, K

Miyajima, H

Miyara, T

Miyatake, J

Mizuguchi, N

Morimoto, Ma

29,33

87

29,33

7

63

1,15

87

53

87

63

73,77

23

23

87

7

41

N

Nakai, T

Nakajima, H

Nakano, K

Nakao, S

Nakata, Y

Niki, M

Nishikawa, Y

Nishio, H

Nisiyama, 0

Noda, H

0

Okusa, N

Otsuka, M

81

53

73

7,41

81

63

1

37

53

37

37

63

R

Rai, S 87

S

Sakai, K

Sakamoto, R

Sano, A

Sano, H 1,

Santoh, H

Sato, K

Satoh, R

Shimada, T

Shiozaki, H

Shirai, T

T

Tabuchi, M ....

Takahashi, H K

Takasugi, Y ....

Takemoto, T ...

Takeyama, Y ...

Tatsumi, S

Tatsumi, Y

63

63

1

15,23,53

15,23

77

53

87

73,77

41

. 7

45

. 7

77

81

37

87

91

Tohda, Y..

Tomita, K .

Tsukamoto,

U

Uehara, K..

Uno, H . . . .

K

Watatani, N

Y

Yabuta, K

Yamagata, S

Yamaguchi, T

Yamasaki, M

Yasuda, K

Yasuda, T

Yoshida, M

Zushi, H

Subject Index (Vol. 36, No. 1, No. 2)

A

adhesion molecule 45

adrenocorticosteroids 41

age estimation 37

anaphylaxis 41

anomalous systemic arterial supply 77

anxiety 53

apocrine adenocarcinoma 29

asthma 1,23,53

asthmatic syndrome 15

atherosclerosis 45

axilla 29

B

blood-brain barrier 45

C

cancer 63,73

cavity 73

CD20 antigen 87

cirrhosis 81

cortisol 53

CRTH2 1

D

dental attrition

descending pathway

dexamethasone phosphate

diagnosis

F

follicular lymphoma

forensic odontology

G

gab apentin

GCDFP-15

H

hep atect o my

hepatocellular carcinoma

high mobility group box-1

hypersplenism

I

ibritumomab

37

7

41

15

87

37

7

29

81

81

45

81

tiuxetan 87

inflammatory diseases

inhaled corticosteroids

interleukin-18

intravenous regional sympathetic block

L

lung

45

15,23

45

.. 41

73,77

M

malignant melanoma

mental distress

monocytes

multidisciplinary team approach

33

63

45

63

N

neuron 45

P

palatine suture

positron emission tomography

pregnancy

psycho-oncology

psychosomatic disorders

psychosomatic medicine

R

rat

rituximab

S

saliva

spinal

splenectomy

stress

synergic effect

T

tail-flick test

Thl

Th2

thin-walled

Tim-3

37

87

77

63

63

63

7

87

53

7

81

53

23

7

1

1

73

1

U

umbilicus 33

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