1. Progress in venous disease—Introduction

   • John Ludbrook

   EditorialNotes Pages: 897 - 897

2. Epidemiology of varicose veins

   • Robert Beaglehole

   OriginalPaper Pages: 898 - 902

3. Noninvasive testing for the evaluation of chronic venous disease

   • Ted R. Kohler
   • D. Eugene Strandness Jr.

   OriginalPaper Pages: 903 - 910

4. The role of noninvasive testing in the evaluation of chronic venous problems

   • James S. T. Yao
   • William R. Flinn
   • John J. Bergan

   OriginalPaper Pages: 911 - 918

5. The value of dynamic venous pressure measurements

   • Andrew N. Nicolaides
   • Andrew J. Zukowski

   OriginalPaper Pages: 919 - 924

6. Chronic venous insufficiency: A challenge for the vascular laboratory

   • N. L. Browse

   OriginalPaper Pages: 925 - 928

7. Congenital vein valve aplasia

   • Gunnar Plate
   • Lars Brudin
   • Per Ohlin

   OriginalPaper Pages: 929 - 934

8. Five years' experience with vein valve transplant

   • Syde A. Taheri
   • Reid Heffner
   • Larry H. Pollack

   OriginalPaper Pages: 935 - 937

9. The etiology of venous ulceration

   • N. L. Browse

   OriginalPaper Pages: 938 - 943

10. Recurrent varicose veins

    • John P. Royle

    OriginalPaper Pages: 944 - 953

11. Primary great saphenous varicose veins revisited

    • John Ludbrook

    OriginalPaper Pages: 954 - 958

12. Future prospects in the treatment of venous disease

    • Eugene F. Bernstein

    OriginalPaper Pages: 959 - 967

13. New aspects in the management of alveolar echinococcosis involving the liver

    • Rolf Schröder
    • Guido Robotti

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 968 - 972

14. Invited commentary

    • Akira Kakita

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 973 - 973

15. Statistical evaluation of the prognostic value of nuclear DNA content in papillary, follicular, and medullary thyroid tumors

    • Martin Bäckdahl
    • John Carstensen
    • Eva Tallroth

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 974 - 979

16. Invited commentary

    • Hans D. Röher

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 979 - 980

17. Exposure to bile acids and bacteria over 24 hours following partial gastrectomy, vagotomy, and pyloroplasty

    • Valerie A. Poxon
    • David L. Morris
    • Michael R. Keighley

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 981 - 987

18. Invited commentary

    • Wallace P. Ritchie Jr.

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 988 - 989

19. Sphincter of Oddi and gastrointestinal motility disturbance following alcohol administration in the opossum

    • Julio C. U. Coelho
    • Dirk J. Gouma
    • William Y. Chey

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 990 - 995

20. Invited commentary

    • Keith A. Kelly

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 995 - 995

21. Consequences of routine peroperative cholangiography during cholecystectomy for gallstone disease: A prospective, randomized study

    • Martin Hauer-Jensen
    • Rolf Kåresen
    • Karl O. Viddal

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 996 - 1001

22. Invited commentary

    • Ronald K. Tompkins

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1002 - 1002

23. Prophylactic regimens in colorectal surgery: An open, randomized, consecutive trial on metronidazole used alone or in combination with ampicillin or doxycycline

    • Magne Roland

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1003 - 1008

24. Invited commentary

    • A. V. Pollock

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1008 - 1008

25. Selective use of operative cholangiography

    • J. L. Grogono
    • W. G. A. Woods

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1009 - 1012

26. Invited commentary

    • Stig Bengmark
    • Torsten Holmin

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1012 - 1013

27. Breast-conserving surgery with radiation therapy for operable mammary carcinoma: A 25-year experience

    • J. M. Spitalier
    • J. Gambarelli
    • J. M. Kurtz

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1014 - 1019

28. Invited commentary

    • Alfred Ketcham

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 1019 - 1020