IV. INVENTORY (*=restricted files)

SERIES IX. PUBLICATIONS

Box 1

Folder 1

Copy of CV listing first 192 items in this series. Each folder containing more than one item also has a list of the relevant CV page(s) for reference.

Folders 2 - 16

Reprints of Items 1-122 (1956-1984) including correspondence and publicity (Folder 5) regarding #23, the book Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis which is cataloged separately; TS and correspondence regarding #67 "Plasma Exchange in selected patients with JRA" (Folder 9); correspondence and requests for #68 The Arthritis Coloring Book (Folder 10); TS and correspondence regarding #85 "Methodologies and Studies of Children with JRA - PRCSG" (Folder 13). See Series VI, Box 1 for additional information on #31 regarding sleeping bag treatment of arthritis. For #41, "Helping Your Child with JRA" the booklet is the only item found; the audio cassette and filmstrip were not located. For #44, a two-part, 16mm film "The Diagnosis and Management of Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis" only "Part I: Diagnosis" is in the collection (see Box 15 of this series).

Box 2

Folders 17 - 28

Reprints of Items 123-187 (1984-1988) including correspondence and 11 slides regarding #126 "A Once Daily Anti-Inflammatory Drug, Oxaprozin in the Treatment of JRA" (Folder 18); TSs, correspondence, 20 color slides labeled "pitfalls orthoscopic slides" and 12 photo prints of illustrations from "Pitfalls in the Diagnosis of Arthritis in Children" (Folder 21); correspondence regarding #167 Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America (Folder 24); correspondence and comments regarding #175 "HLA B27 Associated Arthropathy in Childhood - Long-Term Clinical and Diagnostic Outcome" (Folder 25); drafts and correspondence regarding #177 "Prognosis Among Children with Poststreptococcal Reactive Arthritis" (Folder 26); TS and correspondence regarding #187 "Family-Centered, Community-Based, Coordinated Care for Children with Special Health Care Needs" (Folder 28 - also see Box 3, Folder 29, for reprint requests and copy of Pediatrics in which the article appeared).

Box 3

Folder 29

Item #187 article requests and copy of Pediatrics (see Box 2 of this series for a TS and correspondence regarding this item).

Folders 30 - 32

Reprints of Items 188-192 (1989).

Folders 33 - 38

General correspondence regarding publications (1969-1990); requests for article reprints and educational material regarding JRA (1979-1989); various rejected manuscripts and abstracts (1985-1986); "Guidelines on Authorship of Medical Papers" by E. J. Huth; TS "A Society of Achievers" by Dr. Brewer and his father-in-law, John Winterbotham.

Folders 39 - 48

Brewer Publications, speeches or TSs not on CV list - TS "Collagen Vascular Disease - Rheumatic and Related Musculoskeletal Diseases"; TS "Familial, ChildhoodOnset Dermatomyositis: Relationship to Inheritance of HLA"; German-language article "Schwere juvenile rheumatoide arthritis: plasmaaustausch?" in June 1981 Medical Tribune; TS "Effects of y-irradiation on chromosomes of cultured lymphocytes from rheumatoid arthritis patients and their family members"; "Measuring Grip Strength in Children with the Martin Vigorimeter and Adapted Sphygmomanometer Cuff' (The Occupational Therapy Journal of Research, Vol 4, No 3, pp 234-236, July 1984); TS of final report for Coordinated Care Program for Children with Special Health Care Needs Project, 1986-1990 to MCH with appendices.

Box 4

Folders 49 - 58

TS "Experiences and Observations on Changes in the USSR From 1975-78 to 1988" (clean copy and edited copy are filed here; another copy is in Series VII, Box 9, Folder 182); TS "Requested Response to Three Resource Papers Prepared for the Health Education Symposium" (Mar. 1990); article "The Many Faces of Case Management" (The Medical Home Newsletter, Vol 2, No 1, May 1990); "Ibuprofen suspension in the treatment of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis" (The Journal of Pediatrics, Vol 117, No 4, pp 645-652, Oct. 1990) two reprints, one inscribed by Ed Giannini to Dr. Brewer); TS "The Many Faces of Rheumatology Around the World" presented at the AHPA/AF 25th Anniversary meeting in Seattle, WA (Oct. 1990) and an audio cassette tape (Side A and Side B) of the presentation (Folder 53); TS and support materials concerning children with special health care needs; TS "Proposal for White House Conference Helping Our Children Get a Healthy Start: Children With Special Health Care Needs and Their Families Section - 1990"; keynote address given at 4th Conference on Children With Special Health Care Needs, Lansing, MI (Nov. 1990); outline of talk given at Grass Roots Seminar in East Lansing, MI (Nov. 1990).

Folders 59 - 66

TS March 4, 1991, "Park City III After Dinner Talk - The Last Thirty and the Next Ten Years" (another copy is in Series VI, Box 4); TS of Royal Independent School District workshop presentation "Selected Opportunities in Clinical Management, FamilyCentered Care and Parent Advisory (Mar. 1991); TS Aug. 1991 talk about cooperative studies with USSR to River Oaks Country Club Breakfast Club; TS, correspondence, and reprint "Comparative Efficacy and Safety of Advanced Drug Therapy in Children with JRA" (Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, Vol 23, No 1, pp 34-46, Aug. 1993); abstract and Medline reference "Prevalence of pericardial effusion by echocardiography in JRA" (Canadian Journal of Rheumatology, Vol 20, No 1, pp 206-207, Jan. 1993); "Ask the Doctor [Earl J. Brewer]" (The Fitness Company News, July-Aug. 1993); "Living Better with Arthritis: Assistive Devices that Make Life Much Easier" (Health Confidential, Vol 8, No 4, p 9, Apr. 1994).

Folders 67 - 73

Keynote address TS "Trail Blazing for the Future and Where We've Been," Kansas City (Aug. 1995); TS and article "Career Counseling for Teenagers with Arthritis" (Arthritis Foundation Bulletin, May 1996); booklet "A History: 1946-1996 - The Forest Club 50th Golden Anniversary" co-authored by Dr. Brewer and Thomas Woodell; undated TSs The Juvenile Arthritis Initiative, Psoriatic Arthritis in Adults and Children: A Review, A Study of Classification Criteria for a Diagnosis of JRA, Sex-Associated Familial Polymyositis.

Folders 74 - 77

Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis (1970) - outline; general correspondence; references and reference materials; W. B. Saunders Company correspondence; supporting materials and drafts of Chapter 7's "parents' and patients' home treatment program" reprints.

*Folders 78 - 81

JRA patient lists and laboratory data including data on original 100 patients studied for this first edition.

Folder 82

JRA reference articles regarding aspirin therapy.

Box 5

Folders 83 - 86

JRA notes, worksheets, copies of supporting journal articles on arthritis including "Pathologic Aspects of Juvenile Chronic Polyarthritis" by British Dr. E. Bywaters, and NSAID research on TCH patients including worksheets on Phenylbutazone, Indomethacin, Ibuprofen and Syntex Labs booklet "Naprosyn (Naproxen) in Practice."

Folders 87 - 89

JRA reference materials regarding arteritis, uveitis, diagnostic criteria and proposed revisions including Brewer, et al., "Current Proposed Revision of JRA Criteria" and TS "Polyarteritis and Other Diseases With Necrotizing Vasculitis in Childhood" by Dr. Chester Fink.

*Folders 90 - 91

JRA patient lists and individual patient data.

Folders 92 - 97

JRA protocols, psychological and psychosocial aspects of JRA including correspondence with Jean Ivey (1979-1981 - see Series VIII, Box 2 for a 1981 ARA/AHP presentation given by Dr. Brewer and Ms. Ivey), a TCH psychological/attitudinal study (1968, 1980), Jean Ivey's report "Psychosocial Correlates of JRA in Children and Their Families" (1980); University of Houston dissertation "Personality Factors Associated with JRA" by Walter Hooks (Aug. 1971).

Folders 98 - 102

Coulter and Ferrin's TWU thesis "Grip Strength in Normal Children as Measured by the Jamar Dynamometer" (1974); supporting material for classification criteria, rheumatoid factor, rheumatoid nodule, and subcutaneous nodules.

Box 6

*Folders 103 - 104

JRA supporting materials which include individual patient records.

Folders 105 - 107

JRA notes, TSs , and article reprints regarding unconventional therapy, vasculitis, osteomyelitis, psoriasis, sacroilitis, spondylitis, rubella vaccine and immunization.

Folders 108 - 118

JRA - differential diagnosis for Reiter's Syndrome, polyarteritis, Kawasaki disease, rheumatic fever, sickle cell disease, amyloidosis, systemic lupus erythematosus, lyme disease; select references regarding drug therapy (salicylates, Indomethacine toxicity including some handwritten bibliographic lists) and immunology.

Folder 119

JRA typewritten bibliography.

Folders 120 - 123

Spanish translations of "When your child has JRA - A parents' guide," "Helping your child with JRA," Appendix II regarding physical therapy for JRA, and Appendix III to parents of JRA victims.

Box 7

Folders 124 - 126

Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, 2nd edition (1982) - general correspondence (1981-1992) including correspondence with Milton Markowitz, M.D., W. B. Saunders Company correspondence (1981-1987), distribution list.

Folders 127 - 136

JRA 2nd - manifestations of disease (including 23 B/W photoprints), 1981 outline of the book, select references on polymyositis and dermatomyositis, TS by Dr. Brewer "Acute Rheumatic Fever - Houston Up-Date," TS by Dr. Ralph Feigin "Fever of Unknown Origin," gold therapy references (adult studies, JRA studies, serum gold levels, toxicity, and others) including notes, TSs (Gold Therapy, Oral Gold, others), and articles.

Folders 137 - 149

JRA 2nd - TS "Clinical Trials in the Rheumatic Diseases," drug therapy (general, SAARDs especially D-penicillamine and hydroxychloroquine, NSAIDs), TS by Dr. Brewer "Evaluation of Anti-Inflammatory Drugs in Children with JRA," other TSs including, but not limited to, "The Indomethacin Group of NSAIDs," "The Epidemiology of JRA," "Radiographic Diagnosis," "Laboratory Diagnosis," "Steroid Therapy," "Salicylate Therapy," physical therapy, occupational therapy.

Box 8

*Folder 150

JRA 2nd plasmapheresis patient references including lists of MDAH, St. Luke's Hospital and Methodist Hospital patients receiving plasma exchanges in 1978-1979. Includes patient Wendy Escher whose file is in Series III, Box 2, Folder 27.

Folders 151 - 154

JRA 2nd general plasmapheresis references including a newspaper article about Dr. Brewer; references regarding unconventional therapy, quackery, propionic acid, a TS by Roger Rosen "Familial Rheumatoid Arthritis," and lists of tables and figures.

Folders 155 - 162

JRA 2nd appendices and reference booklets by Dr. Brewer, et al., including "Parents' Manual: A Guide to JRA and Chronic Arthritis," "Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Diagnosis and Management," "Helping Your Child with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis," and "The Arthritis Coloring Book" (all are filed numerically in Boxes 1-3 in this series with other publications listed on Dr. Brewer's CV); references and chapter TSs regarding orthopedic management, synovectomy and soft tissue release, psychosocial problems, cytotoxic agents, histocompatability, bacterial infections, discitis, leukemia, and anaphylactoid purpura (Schoenlein-Henoch Syndrome).

Folders 163 - 174

Parenting a Child with Arthritis (1992) - outline, correspondence, congratulatory cards and letters, publicity including "Specialty care proponent authors arthritis book for parents" (Brackenridge Hospital Health Source, Vol 2, No 3, p 2, Fall 1992) and "Book for parents of children with arthritis" (Syntex Rheumatology News International, Vol 20, No 3, p. 2, Nov./Dec. 1992) with photographs of Dr. Brewer; fax and letter from C. Everett Koop who authored the book's Foreward; TSs, notes, drafts, comments, references, and information regarding the Preface and Chapters 1-9.

Folder 175

A bibliography of publications about JRA, lists of pediatric rheumatologists, pediatric rheumatology services, summer camps.

Box 9

Folders 176 - 177

Reprint, newspaper publicity, editorial comments, and correspondence regarding "Methotrexate in Resistant Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis" (New England Journal of Medicine, pp 1043-1049, April 1992); correspondence and typed outline of lecture at Vanderbilt, Nashville, TN, "Future Treatment of Rheumatic Diseases" (April 1992).

Folders 178 - 200

The Arthritis Source Book (1993) - correspondence and publicity; outline, introduction, drafts, notes, reference article reprints for Chapters 1-19 and Appendix I (Folder 193, Misc references, includes 1991 correspondence from Dr. Brewer's former patient Janis Layfield - See Series III, Box 2, Folder 32 for related correspondence and newspaper articles); index and partial typeset galley.

Folders 201 - 202

Novel Geri Sue, Melissa Sue, and Jeremy copyright information, general correspondence, Little, Brown & Company correspondence (1989-1990).

Folders 203 - 206

Novel Picking Up the Marbles self-edited, 259-page first draft.

Folders 207 - 211

Reprints of articles authored by others: several by Dr. Stan Havelka, Czechoslovakia; "The Use of Tc-99m-Phosphate and Ga-67-Citrate Imaging in the Diagnosis of Acute Osteomyelitis in Children" by Jonathan Lewin (1984); "Parenting a Diabetic Child" by Gloria Loring (1990); several JRA articles by Dr. Dan Lovell (19871991); reprint "Development of a Disability Measurement Tool for JRA: The Juvenile Arthritis Functional Assessment Scale" by Dr. Lovell, et al. (Arthritis and Rheumatism, Vol 32, No 11, pp 1390-1395, Nov. 1989) and an earlier TS.

Box 10

Folders 212 - 220

Reprints of articles by others continued - TS "Pediatric Rheumatology: A Survey of Physician Practices and Fellowship Programs" by Larry Manheim and Lauren Pachman (1987); articles by Dr. Terry L. Moore, et al., and correspondence (1974-1983); "Action for Inclusion" by O'Brien & Forest, et al.; Dr. Roger D. Rossen reprints and TSs (1980s and undated); Dr. James Varni, et al., JRA articles; TS "Chronic Meningitis, Polyarthritis, Lymphadenitis and Pulmonary Hemosiderosis" by J. E. Fajardo, et al.; report "Midlife and Beyond - The $800 Billion Over-Fifty Market" (1985); 1989 reprints regarding children's health status; and others.

Box 11

Folder 221

Inventory of 3/4" format videotapes in this box.

Tapes la & lb: "Living with Chronic Illness: Reaching for Hope, Learning to Cope" - 30 mins., copyright 1984, University of PA School of Nursing in cooperation with Children's Seashore House (see Series VI, Box 5 for correspondence and newsletters) and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (Dr. Balu Athreya is Director of the Pediatric Rheumatology Center - See his correspondence file in Series III, Box 2, Folder 17); film features JRA patients David Frenia, Maia Joyner; Mary Ellen Todorow, Donna Winkler, Jayme Liparula, and their parents. TWO TAPES: la = 3/4" format and 1b = VHS format and is stored with VHS tapes in Box 12).

Tape 2: "Physical and Emotional Aspects of Rheumatoid Arthritis" - 12 mins., Oct. 10, 1985, patient education tape provided by Parke Davis featuring Sheila Scott reporting about 64-year-old arthritis sufferer Ann Bettner; Mary Armantrout reporting about 13-year-old arthritis sufferer Laura Donivan; Tim Rogan with rheumatoid arthritis sufferers Cece Caldwell and Rena Cohen.

Tape 3: "Childhood Arthritis in the School Setting" - 15 mins., undated, narrated by Manuela Jasso for AHPA/AF (see Series II, Box 2, regarding her dissertation and Series IV, Box 2, Folders 20-22, regarding her fellowship); credits to Susan Rider, OTR, Lynn Caruso, OTR, and Barbara Fahrenbach, PT; made for children with arthritis and their parents.

Tape 4: "Childhood Arthritis: A Team Effort" - 20 mins., undated, by the National Jewish Hospital, National Asthma Center, funding by NIH, MCH Division, written by Joanne Baumgartner, RPT, and Jill Chamberlin, OTR, with medical advisor, J. Roger Hollister, featuring JRA patients Patricia Mendoza, Anna Wade, Jody Wineteer, Sara Atkins, Erica Bethke, Alissa Newton, Raymond Faatz.

Tape 5a, 5b, & 5c: "Dancersize for Stress Management & Parent "Rap" Group: - 20 mins., ca. 1983, by TCH/RPRC with Gayle Kamen, Manuela Jasso (see Series II, Box 2 for Ms. Jasso's TWO Doctoral dissertation and Series IV, Box 2 regarding her PT fellowship at K-S), and Charlotte Shields exercising with some of Dr. Brewer's JRA patients and discussing JRA with the patients' parents. These are THREE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT COPIES OF THE SAME TAPE: 5a = edited tape; 5b = edited tape for use at New Horizons in Pediatric Rheumatology Conference Jan. 8, 1984, in Houston (Series VIII, Boxes 3 & 4); 5c = unedited workprint/practice shoot (about 30 mins.).

Tape 6: Dr. Brewer and therapist Judy Martin (? - this name is unclear on the tape) with JRA patient Kelly Floyd and her mother. 15 mins., undated.

Box 12

Folder 222

Inventory of VHS videotapes in this box.

Tape A (1b): "Living with Chronic Illness" See Box 12, Folder 221, description of Tape la.

Tape B: TCH, Dr. Don Person's Pediatric Rheumatology Center systemic JRA patient Brian Thorpe having a joint examination. 25 mins., undated.

Tape C: Cable News Network, Atlanta, broadcast report "The Golden Girl" by D. Levine on JRA patient Lacey Livingston regarding Auranofm (oral gold) and Auranofin studies. Lacey's mother, Pat, and Dr. Brewer are featured. 3-1/2 mins. (The remainder of the newscast plus a Sesame Street program extend the actual recording to about 1 hour), undated (See Series VII, Boxes 11 & 12, for USA/USSR cooperative Auranofin studies)

Tape D: Lion's Club Camp for JRA kids from boarding bus, to fishing at camp, doing craft projects, dancing, playing, etc. 17 mins., undated.

Tape E: AF telethon from Nashville, TN, featuring country music stars and Dr. Brewer who appears both as "Honey Bunny from Chicago" (see Photograph Collection) and as an interviewee regarding arthritis. 2 hrs., 1986. Labeled "1 reel of 4" but the other 3 were not in the collection.

Tape F: "Feeling Good With Arthritis" - a health video by Xenejenex and featuring Dr. Alan Zenakis. 60 mins., 1989.

Tape G: "A New Concept in Mental Health Care" - produced for the Houston Family Crisis Unit. An introduction to the nation's first mental health treatment unit at Houston International Hospital, 6441 Main Street, in cooperation with United Way's Child Guidance Center. Discusses program, teen suicide, pregnancy, other family crisis situations, intervention, etc. 11 mins., July 8, 1986.

Box 13

Folder 223

16mm film inventory.

Film 1: Sept. 15, 1973, JRA patient Melda Coleman walking.

Film 2: May 1974, JRA patient Lisa Gue walking and also being examined for range of motion in hips.

Film 3a: May 21, 1974, male JRA patient (?) Musick - pre-op range of motion. Film 3b: May 22, 1974, patient Musick's knee surgery.

Film 3c: June 6, 1974, patient Musick walking with a walker and accompanied by an older male (his father?) and a physical therapist.

Box 14

Folder 224

16 mm film inventory. All the film in this box pertains to JRA patient Pamela Stokes (slides of this patient are found with presentation scripts in Series VI, Box 1, Folder 11 and Series VIII, Box 8, Folder 114).

Film 4a: Undated (Stokes appears younger than in dated film), Stokes in wheel chair; post-op exam followed by short segment of film with an unidentified second female JRA patient; Stokes accompanied by a physical therapist while walking with a walker; film segment of a third patient, a stocky black girl walking with crutches and then sitting in a chair.

Film 4b: July 13, 1973 (marked "original" and header spliced onto film says "1-974 Dr. Brewer"), Stokes walking with walker and wearing a "HANG IN THERE" shirt.

Film 4c: Sept. 7, 1973, Stokes' pre-op attempts to walk; post-op walking with walker and wearing the "HANG IN THERE" shirt; later post-op walk; getting out of bed (yellow shirt, navy shorts); walking with walker; walking with physical therapist alongside and without walker; additional walking session for camera (red and white shorts outfit).

Film 4d: Oct. 18, 1973, Stokes accompanied by nurse therapist and walking with a walker.

Film 4e: Mar. 15, 1974, Stokes in bed; getting out of bed; walking with crutches (yellow shirt, navy shorts).

Film 4f: Apr. 16, 1974, pre-op; walking without walker; close-ups of knees, feet, fingers, hands, elbows.

Film 4g: Mar. 1975, Stokes walking unassisted.

Film 4h: Sept. 1975, post-op; walking unassisted.

Film 4i: Undated (short hair, appears slightly older than in other reels), marked "post-op."

Box 15

Single reel of 16mm film housed in its own 13" x 13" x 1-1/4" red plastic case:

"The Diagnosis & Management of Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, Part I, Diagnosis" (1978, McNeil Labs), 40 mins. Part II, the "Management" segment was not found in the collection. (see Box 1, CV Item #44 for correspondence and publicity).