期刊名称：JOURNAL OF CARDIOTHORACIC AND VASCULAR ANESTHESIA
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About the journal
The Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia is primarily aimed at anesthesiologists who deal with patients undergoing cardiac, thoracic or vascular surgical procedures. JCVA features a multidisciplinary approach, with contributions from cardiac, vascular and thoracic surgeons, cardiologists, and other related specialists. Emphasis is placed on rapid publication of clinically relevant material. The journal is international in scope and encourages innovative submissions from all continents.
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PUBLICATION
The Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia will consider for publication suitable articles on all topics related to anesthesia for cardiac, vascular, and thoracic surgery. The scope of this Journal is broad and seeks to consolidate all material pertinent to cardiothoracic anesthesiology, including topics from critical care medicine, pharmacology, monitoring, perfusion technology, internal medicine, surgery, and transplantation.
Articles, editorials, letters to the Editor, and other text material in theJournal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia represent the opinion of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Editor, Editorial Board, or Publisher. The Editors and Publisher deny any responsibility or liability for statements and opinions expressed by the authors. Neither the Editor nor the Publisher guarantees, warrants, or endorses any product or service advertised in this publication, nor do they guarantee any claim made by the manufacturer of such product or service.
Authors submitting a manuscript do so with the understanding that if it is accepted for publication, copyright of the article, including the right to reproduce the article in all forms and media, shall be assigned exclusively to the Publisher. Following acceptance for publication, in order to comply with United States copyright law and the requirements of the insurance carrier, the Publisher will require authors of accepted manuscripts and letters to sign a copyright release form.
SUBMISSION
All submissions must be directed to our web site: http://ees.elsevier.com/jcva . On the home page you will find links not only to this Guide, but also to a Tutorial for Authors, Artwork Guidelines, and general information on the Journal.
First-time authors can register from the home page by clicking on theregister link. You will receive e-mails guiding you on the basic information for submitting a manuscript. Each page of the web site during the review process contains important information for that step. The Editorial Office will send by e-mail to the corresponding author all communications related to the status of a submission, including the final decision and the scheduled date of publication.
Detailed information on submissions is provided below. Further inquiries and information may be directed to the Editorial Office at: dwalk@louisville.edu.
EDITORIAL POLICIES
Manuscripts are accepted for consideration on the condition that they are contributed solely to the Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia. No substantial part of a paper may have been published elsewhere, except for a scientific abstract.
Manuscripts will be reviewed by the Editor in Chief, Associate Editors, members of the Editorial Board, and appropriate independent referees. Acceptance of a paper for publication is based on the originality of the observation or investigation, the quality of the work described, and the clarity of the presentation. Clinically relevant material is especially desirable. Good English usage is an essential prerequisite for consideration of the paper.
In all cases the authors must accept the responsibility of conforming to the instructions in the sections below. Manuscripts must conform fully before reviewers will be assigned. Substantial non-conformity may result in outright rejection.
If a submitted article is accepted for publication, editorial revisions may be made to aid clarity and understanding without altering the meaning.
Expedited Review. Our online submission and review process commonly results in editorial decisions within 1 month. The Journal will nevertheless consider reports of original investigations of uncommon scientific importance in the field of cardiothoracic and vascular anesthesia for expedited review, decision, and publication. The value to the readership of accelerated publication is a major criterion for accepting a manuscript for expedited review. The corresponding author of the manuscript may request an expedited review in his/her cover letter; the Editor in Chief may also initiate a rapid review process for any submission. The Editor in Chief will normally provide decisions on such manuscripts within 2 weeks of receipt at the Editorial Office. Authors of accepted expedited manuscripts may expect publication within 6 months.
Experimentation subjects. Papers reporting human experimentation will be reviewed in accordance with the precepts established by the Helsinki Declaration (available at http://www.wma.net/e/policy/b3.htm ). Copies of this declaration may also be obtained by writing to the American Medical Association, 515 N State St, Chicago, IL 60610. Such papers must include a statement that human investigations were performed after approval by a local Human Investigations Committee and after obtaining informed consent from a patient or other responsible individuals. All experimental work with animals must conform to American Physiological Society standards for animal care.
Article types. The following may be submitted: original research articles, case reports, review articles, articles on emerging technology, case conferences, pro and con articles, diagnostic dilemmas, special articles (those not easily suited to another type), and letters to the Editor. Potential authors are invited to e-mail the Editorial Office to establish a consultation with our Editor in Chief, Associate Editors, or a Section Editor in regard to interest in a proposed submission.
ARTICLE TYPES
For all manuscript types, see examples in any recent issue of the Journal.
Original Research Articles, This article type requires 4 items: Cover Letter, Title Page, Structured Abstract, and Manuscript (which includes only the references to tables or figures). The Manuscript document must have 4 identified sections: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion.
Case Reports. This article type requires 4 items: Cover Letter, Title Page, Summary, and Manuscript (which includes only the references to tables or figures). The Manuscript document should begin with a short introduction and follow with 2 identified sections: Case Report and Discussion. A 1-paragraph summary should complete the article. In most situations the introduction and summary can be combined to for the Summary item.
Case Conferences. These articles are handled by a Section Editor for Case Conferences. Some offline communication between authors and editors is expected.
- There are 3 parts to each case conference: (1) case presentation, (2) case discussion, and (3) commentary(ies). The case presentation and discussion will originate from 1 institution. Their authors are invited to solicit expert commentators.
- The case presentation and case discussion should be set up as a case report. The discussion should focus on the perioperative management of the patient.
- The commentary provides input from related specialties and/or other viewpoint(s) on anesthetic or intensive care management of the case already presented and discussed. A commentary should be submitted with its author's full name, degrees, and affiliation on its first page. The commentators may be from any appropriate medical or medically-related discipline within the same or another institution. The Journal reserves the right to solicit commentary(ies) appropriate to a submitted case conference and to make final determination of commentators.
- Each author of a commentary shall receive a galley proof of the case conference to provide copyediting of his or her contribution; this responsibility is not to be delegated to an author of the case presentation or case discussion.
- Figures, tables, and references for all three sections are desirable to expand the teaching value of the case. Follow the guidelines for preparing illustrations, tables, and references.
- The final version of the case conference will have its references compiled into 1 consecutively-numbered list.
Letters to the Editor. These should be double-spaced, brief, and concisely focused. They should have a title. Cited works must have full, accurate references. A cover letter should be provided with full information on the author(s), as in the cover page described above. Figures and tables may be included.
MANUSCRIPT DETAILS
• All manuscripts (except figure files) should be prepared in Microsoft Word for Windows.
• Manuscripts must be double-spaced on page sizes 8½ x 11 inch or A4. A margin of at least 1 inch should be provided on all sides. All type should be 11-13 points in size, except as appropriate in tables and figures. Multiple-page documents must be numbered. Landscape format is acceptable as needed to display tables or figures to advantage.
• Word limits are not imposed on any manuscript types, but all papers should be concise, yet complete.
• All items required for a submission are identified on the Add Files page on the online submission form. Items required vary among article types. Almost all article types include as optional items tables, figures, and video/audio clips. A separate electronic file of the appropriate type (eg, "Figure") is required for each table, figure, or clip; the "Description" should be its textual reference.
• In all artwork submissions, the highest possible quality is expected. The publisher automatically provides for every submission or revision an Artwork Quality Assessment to inform authors of any likely problems with their figures.
• Arrange the main text for all research reports in 4 sections: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion. Describe the statistics used in the Methods section.
• Use generic drug names throughout. The name and city/state location of the manufacturer must be included. Brand names may be inserted in parentheses following the generic names.
• The name of the author(s) or of affiliated institution(s) should not be identified in the text, header, or footer in the submission except on the title page and the cover letter. Acknowledgments should be placed at the end of the Title Page, not in the Manuscript document.
Online submission requires that the submitted material be uploaded in several separate files. For examples, an original science article or case report requires:
1. A cover letter addressed to the Editor in Chief is required as part of the online submission. The letter must include at the end a list of all authors as if for signature.Cover letters scanned from official letterhead with all signatures are strongly encouraged. The cover letter must state that the authors agree with and are responsible for the data presented. The letter should also acknowledge or deny any potential conflicts of interest including commercial relationships such as consultation and equity interests. The cover letter may not be sent as an "offline" item.
2. Title page with (a) title of paper; (b) authors' full names with advanced degrees; (c) name(s) of institution(s) in which work was done; (d) acknowledgment of research support, if any; (e) information on the corresponding author: full name and advanced degrees, a reliable e-mail address, complete street address (not only P.O. box), telephone and fax numbers.
3. For an original science article, a structured abstract (see section below); but for a case report, a summary (max. 200 words to recapitulate the essential features of the case, its resolution, and likely consequences for further study or clinical practice). A structured abstract will be published; a summary is not published but is circulated to invited reviewers.
4. Main text including reference list and figure legends, the pages numbered consecutively beginning with page 1; tables and figures are not included. The figure legend list should be the last page of the main text document. The title of the article and the abstract can be repeated on page 1, but no author information is to be included.
5. Tables. A separate file is required for each table, including its number and title at the top and its legend at the end. The legend should provide definition of abbreviations used in the table and any permission statement for use of copyrighted materials. Tables may be formatted as Microsoft Word or as Excel spreadsheets. A table may be continued on multiple pages if necessary.
6. Figures. Figures. A separate file is required for each figure. It is strongly preferred that figures be submitted in either .tif (300 dpi), .eps, or .pdf format. See additional details in the "Preparing Figures" section. The highest possible quality is expected.
7. Video/audio clips. The preferred movie/video format is .mpg, and the preferred audio format is .mp3. For additional information, follow the link to Author Artwork Guidelines on the home page of this web site.
Offline submission. Offline submission is not permitted, unless requested by the Editorial Office.
The structured abstract for an original research article is limited to 250 words (including section headings) in order to avoid truncation inIndex Medicus computer searches. The abstract should consist of 7 paragraphs:
1. Objective(s): What scientific question was the study designed to answer?
2. Design: A phrase describing whether a study is prospective, randomized, blinded, etc.
3. Setting: Type of hospital or laboratory; university or community setting; single or multi-institutional.
4. Participants: Patients, volunteers, animals.
5. Interventions: What interventions were done to the participants?
6. Measurements and Main Results: How was the outcome of the intervention(s) assessed? What were the major finding(s) of interest?
7. Conclusions: What conclusion(s) may be reasonably drawn from the results of the study?
Following these 7 paragraphs, repeat the list of key words that are uploaded into the key word file. No references or abbreviations should be used in the abstract. Do not include a summary at the end of an original research paper.
SPECIAL MANUSCRIPT TYPES
For all manuscript types, see examples in any recent issue of theJournal.
Case Reports. These should have a brief introduction prior to the case presentation and a summary in the last paragraph of the paper; in most situations, these items can be combined, with editing, as the "summary" file in your submission.
Case Conferences. These articles are handled by a Section Editor for Case Conferences. Some offline communication between authors and editors is expected.
• There are 3 parts to each case conference: (1) case presentation, (2) case discussion, and (3) commentary(ies). The case presentation and discussion will originate from 1 institution. Their authors are invited to solicit expert commentators.
• The case presentation and case discussion should be set up as a case report. The discussion should focus on the perioperative management of the patient.
• The commentary provides input from related specialties and/or other viewpoint(s) on anesthetic or intensive care management of the case already presented and discussed. A commentary should be submitted with its author's full name, degrees, and affiliation on its first page. The commentators may be from any appropriate medical or medically-related discipline within the same or another institution. The Journal reserves the right to solicit commentary(ies) appropriate to a submitted case conference and to make final determination of commentators.
• Each author of a commentary shall receive a galley proof of the case conference to provide copyediting of his or her contribution; this responsibility is not to be delegated to an author of the case presentation or case discussion.
• Figures, tables, and references for all three sections are desirable to expand the teaching value of the case. Follow the guidelines for preparing illustrations, tables, and references.
• The final version of the case conference will have its references compiled into 1 consecutively-numbered list.
Letters to the Editor. These should be double-spaced, brief, and concisely focused. They should have a title. Cited works must have full, accurate references. A cover letter should be provided with full information on the author(s), as in the cover page described above. Figures and tables may be included.
REFERENCES
Please refrain from using automatic reference list software because its features are often lost during the publication process. Simply insert the reference number in parentheses in the text and type the reference list. Formatting, such as Greek letters, italics, super- and subscripts, may be used, but the coding scheme for such elements must be consistent throughout.
References must be numbered with Arabic numerals, and cited in the text in numerical order. The reference list at the end of the article must also be in numerical order. The list headed "REFERENCES" should begin on a new page of the main text document and be double-spaced. Abbreviations for titles of medical periodicals must conform to those used in Index Medicus ( http://www.nlm.nih.gov/tsd/serials/lji.html ). References to abstracts, supplements, and letters to editors must be identified as such. Inclusive page numbers of references are required.
SAMPLE REFERENCES
Journal article, one to three authors
1. Beutler E: The effect of methemoglobin formation on sickle cell disease. J Clin Invest 40:1856-1858, 1961
2. Karpatkin S, Smith K, Charmatz A: Heterogeneity of human platelets. III. Glycogen metabolism in platelets of different sizes. Br J Haematol 19:135-137, 1970
Journal article, four or more authors
3. Golomb HM, Vardiman J, Sweet DL, et al: Hairy cell leukemia: Evidence for the existence of a spectrum of functional capabilities. Br J Haematol 38:161-162, 1968
Journal article in press
4. O'Malley JE, Eisenberg L: The hyperkinetic syndrome. Semin Psychiatry (in press)
(Note: A copy of the in-press article must be included as a separate Manuscript file, described as "In-press, Reference [#].")
Complete book
5. Lillie RD: Histopathologic Technic and Practical Histochemistry (ed 4). New York, NY, Blakiston, 1965, pp 39-41
Chapter of book
6. Moore G, Minowada J: Human hemopoietic cell lines: A progress report, in Farnes P (ed): Hemic Cells in Vitro, vol 4. Baltimore, MD, Williams & Wilkins, 1969, pp 100-105
Chapter of book that is part of published meeting
7. Hatvg JB, Kunkel HG, Gedde-Dahl T Jr: Genetic studies of the heavy chain sub-groups of gamma globulin, in Killander J (ed): Gamma Globulins, Proceedings of the Third Nobel Symposium. New York, NY, Wiley, 1967, pp 19-26
Chapter of book that is part of unpublished meeting
8. Polliak A: A morphologic study of the lymphoproliferative lesions induced by excess vitamin A. First Meeting, European Division, International Society of Hematology, Milan, Italy, 1971, p 181
Abstract
9. Curnutte JT, Karnovsky ML, Babior BM: Manganese-dependent NADPH oxidation by a particulate preparation from guinea pig granulocytes: An alternative interpretation. Clin Res 23:371A, 1975
Letter to Editor
10. Seeler RA: Sickle cell anemia monthly variations. Blood 47: 879, 1976
PREPARING FIGURES
Authors are responsible to meet the graphic standards in the Publisher's Artwork Guidelines ( http://authors.elsevier.com/ArtworkInstructions.html?dc=AI1 ). A link to these Guidelines is also provided on the Journal's home page. Authors are strongly advised to consult these Guidelines for detailed information before preparing any graphics for submission. Figures not properly prepared will be returned to the contributor for revision or will be reworked with the cost charged to the contributor.
Electronic submission of figures is strongly encouraged. Visual clarity is vital.
Figures are to be submitted only in "Figure" documents, one figure per document, and described as "Figure 1," "Figure 2," etc. Figures should not appear in a "Manuscript" document.
Figures must be cited in order in the text using Arabic numerals, eg, Figure 1. Legends to figures should be double-spaced in a list at the end of the manuscript document. A legend must be provided for each illustration. Legends should not appear on the associated Figure document.
Color figures are acceptable for papers dealing with color imaging; however, as color printing is costly, it will be used at the discretion of the Editor. If color images are to be reproduced in black and white, the contributor should submit the prints in black and white for best results.
The use of any figure or table that has been previously published must be supported by a letter of permission to reprint, signed by the publisher. The author will be expected to furnish the letter to the publisher shortly after the paper has been accepted for publication.
PROOFREADING
Contributors are provided with electronic galley proofs and are asked to proofread them for typesetting errors. Important changes in data are allowed, but authors will be charged for excessive alterations in proof. Galley proofs should be returned to the Issue Manager within 48 hours.
REPRINTS
Reprints of articles can be furnished to contributors when ordered in advance of publication. An order form is sent in advance of proofs. Individuals wishing to obtain reprints of an article that appears in theJournal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia can do so by contacting the author at the address given in the Journal.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements of meetings, conferences, and the like that are of interest to the readership of the Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia should be sent to Section Editor for Cardiac Calendar, Dr. George Silvay (george.silvay@msnyuhealth.org), at least 3 months before the first day of the month of the issue in which the announcement should first appear.
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief:
J. A. Kaplan MD
Professor of Anesthesiology, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA; Dean Emeritus, School of Medicine, Former Chancellor, Health Sciences Center, Professor of Anesthesiology, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY
Associate Editors:
G. R. Manecke Jr MD
Cardiac Anesthesia, Professor and Chair of Anesthesiology, University of California, San Diego, CA
P. Slinger MD
Thoracic Anesthesia, Professor of Anaesthesia, The University of Toronto, The Toronto Hospital, Toronto, ON, Canada
C.-J. Jakobsen MD
Vascular Anesthesia & Critical Care Medicine, EACTA Past President, Professor of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Aarhus University Hospital, Aarhus, Denmark
Section Editors:
W. C. Oliver Jr MD
Review Articles, Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
P. G. Barash MD
Review Articles, Professor, Department of Anesthesia, Yale University, New Haven, CT
G. R. Manecke Jr MD
Emerging Technology Reviews, Professor and Chair of Anesthesiology, University of California, San Diego, CA
M. Ranucci MD
Emerging Technology Reviews, EACTA President, Director of Clinical Research, Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anaesthesia, IRCCS Policlinico San Donato, Milan, Italy
L. Shore-Lesserson MD
Case Conference, Associate Professor and Chief, Division of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology, Montefiore Medical Center, Bronx, NY
M. A. Chaney MD
Case Conference, Associate Professor, Director of Cardiac Anesthesia, Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
L. A. Fleisher MD, FACC
Pro and Con, Professor and Chair, Department of Anesthesia, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia, PA
B. L. Milas MD
Pro and Con, Department of Anesthesia, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia, PA
R. A. Kahn MD
Diagnostic Dilemma, Associate Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology and Surgery, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY
P. S. Pagel MD, PhD
Diagnostic Dilemmas, Professor and Director of Cardiac Anesthesia, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
J. G. T. Augoustides MD, FASE
Literature Review, Associate Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
G. Silvay MD, PhD
Cardiac Calendar, Professor of Anesthesiology, Department of Anesthesiology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY
M. D. Seeberger MD
Supplements, EACTA Scientific Secretary, Leitender Arzt Herz-/Thorax-Anasthesie, Universitatsspital Basel, Basel, Switzerland
Managing Editors:
N. G. Kaplan
Encinitas, CA
D. W. Alkofer PhD
Louisville, KY
J. Musson
San Diego, CA
Editors:
S. Akhtar MD
New Haven, CT
D. B. Andropoulos MD
Houston, TX
S. Barker MD, PhD
Tucson, AZ
V. C. Baum MD
Charlottesville, VA
W. S. Beattie MD, PhD, FRCPC
Toronto, ON, Canada
E. Bennett-Guerrero MD
Durham, NC
S. C. Body MB, ChB, FANZCA
Boston, MA
J. Boldt MD, PhD
Ludwigshafen, Germany
T. A. Bowdle MD
Seattle, WA
A. A. Bunatian MD, DrSci
Moscow, Russian Federation
J. H. Campos MD
Iowa City, IA
M. Capdeville MD
Cleveland, OH
A. Carpentier MD, PhD
Paris, France
D. C. H. Cheng MD, MSc, FRCPC
London, ON, Canada
A. Coetzee MD, PhD
Tygerberg, South Africa
E. Cohen MD
New York, NY
C. D. Collard MD
Houston, TX
P. Colson MD, PhD
Montpellier, France
G. J. Crystal PhD
Chicago, IL
Prof. Dr. K. Cvachovec CSc, MBA
Prague, Czech Republic
M. J. Davies MBBS
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
S. G. De Hert MD, PhD
Edegem, Belgium
W. Dietrich MD
Munich, Germany
J. A. DiNardo MD
Boston, MA
B. S. Donahue MD, PhD
Nashville, TN
B. Drenger MD
Jerusalem, Israel
J. E. Ellis MD
Chicago, IL
F. Filsoufi MD
New York, NY
G. W. Fischer MD
New York, NY
T. Floyd MD
Philadelphia, PA
S. Garwood BSc, MBChB, FRCA
New Haven, CT
S. Gelman MD
Boston, MA
H. P. Grocott MD, FRCPC, FASE,
Winnepeg, MB, Canada
R. Groom CCP
Portland, ME
P. M. Heerdt MD, PhD, FAHA
New York, NY
E. A. Hessel, II MD, FACS
Lexington, KY
T. L. Higgins MD, MBA, FACP, FCCM
Springfield, MA
Z. Hillel PhD, MD
New York, NY
H. Holtby MBBS, FRCPC
Toronto, ON, Canada
J. C. Horrow MD, MD, FAHA
Philadelphia, PA
W. E. Hurford MD, FCCM
Cincinnati, OH
J. Jalonen MD, PhD
Turku, Finland
W. E. Johnston MD
Dallas, TX
O. Kemmotsu MD, PhD
Sapporo, Japan
C. G. Koch MD
Cleveland, OH
G. Landoni MD
Milan, Italy
G. Lema MD
Santago, Chile
J. H. Levy MD
Atlanta, GA
M. J. London MD
San Francisco, CA
P. Luna MD
Mexico, DF, Mexico
F. Mahmood MD
Boston, MA
C. Mora Mangano MD
Stanford, CA
E. R. Mariano MD
San Diego, CA
A. Maslow MD
Providence, RI
W. McBride MD
Belfast, UK
B. Mets MB, ChB, PhD, FRCA, FFA(SA)
Hershey, PA
R. E. Michler MD
Bronx, NY
G. S. Murphy MD
Evanston, IL
M. J. Murray MD, PhD
Jacksonville, FL
P. S. Myles MB, BS, MD, MPH
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
P. K. Neema MD
Kerala, India
S. Neustein MD
New York, NY
R. Newland BSc, CCP
Bedford Park, South Australia, Australia
M. Nomura MD
Tokyo, Japan
N. A. Nussmeier MD
Houston, TX
J. I. T. Poelaert MD, PhD, FCCP
Ghent, Belgium
F. E. Ralley MD
London, ON, Canada
K. Rehfeldt MD
Rochester, MN
D. L. Reich MD
New York, NY
R. L. Royster MD
Winston-Salem, NC
D. Royston MB, FRCA
Harefield, Middlesex, UK
M. A. Rozner PhD, MD
Houston, TX
M. Schermerhorn MD
Boston, MA
J. S. Shanewise MD
New York, NY
S. K. Shernan MD
Boston, MA
E. A. Sullivan MD
Pittsburgh, PA
J. Swain MD
Fallbrook, CA
M. Swaminathan MD
Durham, NC
D. K. Tempe MD, FRCA
New Delhi, India
K. K. Tremper MD
Ann Arbor, MI
H. B. van Wezel MD
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
J. S. Vender MD, FCCM
Evanston, IL
D. G. Whalley MB, ChB
Naples, FL
R. S. Wilson MD
New York, NY
Y. Yue MD
Beijing, People's Republic of China
B.-W. Yu MD
Shanghai, China
D. A. Zvara MD
Chapel Hill, NC
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