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Chronic Shock: The Problem of Reduced Blood Volume in the Chronically Ill Patient In Three Parts.

J H Clark, W Nelson, C Lyons, H S Mayerson, P Decamp.

Abstract

Entities: Species

Year: 1947 PMID： 17858954 PMCID： PMC1803338

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Ann Surg ISSN： 0003-4932 Impact factor: 12.969

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1. THE EFFECT OF POSTURE (STANDING) ON THE SERUM PROTEIN CONCENTRATION AND COLLOID OSMOTIC PRESSURE OF BLOOD FROM THE FOOT IN RELATION TO THE FORMATION OF EDEMA.

Authors: J B Youmans; H S Wells; D Donley; D G Miller; H Frank
Journal: J Clin Invest Date: 1934-05 Impact factor: 14.808

2. THE PLASMA PROTEINS IN RELATION TO BLOOD HYDRATION: III. The Plasma Proteins in Malnutrition.

Authors: J P Peters; A M Wakeman; A J Eisenman
Journal: J Clin Invest Date: 1927-02 Impact factor: 14.808

3. The behaviour of T. 1824 (Evans's blue) in circulating blood and a modified method for the estimation of plasma volume.

Authors: E W Cruickshank; I C Whitfield
Journal: J Physiol Date: 1945-06-29 Impact factor: 5.182

4. The blood volume of normal animals.

Authors: F C Courtice
Journal: J Physiol Date: 1943-12-31 Impact factor: 5.182

5. THE RELATION BETWEEN PLASMA PROTEIN CONTENT, PLASMA SPECIFIC GRAVITY AND EDEMA IN DOGS MAINTAINED ON A PROTEIN INADEQUATE DIET AND IN DOGS RENDERED EDEMATOUS BY PLASMAPHERESIS.

Authors: A A Weech; C E Snelling; E Goettsch
Journal: J Clin Invest Date: 1933-01 Impact factor: 14.808

6. BLOOD VOLUME IN CLINICAL SHOCK. I. MIXING TIME AND DISAPPEARANCE RATE OF T-1824 IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS IN SHOCK; DETERMINATION OF PLASMA VOLUME IN MAN FROM 10-MINUTE SAMPLE.

Authors: R P Noble; M I Gregersen; P M Porter; A Buckman
Journal: J Clin Invest Date: 1946-03 Impact factor: 14.808

7. Famine Edema and the Mechanism of Its Formation.

Authors: A Keys; H L Taylor; O Mickelsen; A Henschel
Journal: Science Date: 1946-05-31 Impact factor: 47.728

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1. The blood volume and plasma protein levels before and after gastrectomy.

Authors: A SWAN; G T ALLEN; N C TANNER
Journal: Gut Date: 1962-06 Impact factor: 23.059

2. "Chronic oligemia" in surgical patients.

Authors: G WALTERS
Journal: Ann Surg Date: 1961-04 Impact factor: 12.969

3. A consideration of indications for preoperative transfusions based on analysis of blood volumes and circulating proteins in normal and malnourished patients with and without cancer.

Authors: J C PEDEN; M MAXWELL; A OHIN; C A MOYER
Journal: Ann Surg Date: 1960-03 Impact factor: 12.969

4. Survival of the undernourished organism. II. Tolerance of undernourished rats to rapid hemorrhage with blood volume correlations.

Authors: M D PAREIRA; N SICHER; S LANG
Journal: Ann Surg Date: 1958-01 Impact factor: 12.969

Chronic Shock: The Problem of Reduced Blood Volume in the Chronically Ill Patient In Three Parts.

1. THE EFFECT OF POSTURE (STANDING) ON THE SERUM PROTEIN CONCENTRATION AND COLLOID OSMOTIC PRESSURE OF BLOOD FROM THE FOOT IN RELATION TO THE FORMATION OF EDEMA.

2. THE PLASMA PROTEINS IN RELATION TO BLOOD HYDRATION: III. The Plasma Proteins in Malnutrition.

3. The behaviour of T. 1824 (Evans's blue) in circulating blood and a modified method for the estimation of plasma volume.

4. The blood volume of normal animals.

5. THE RELATION BETWEEN PLASMA PROTEIN CONTENT, PLASMA SPECIFIC GRAVITY AND EDEMA IN DOGS MAINTAINED ON A PROTEIN INADEQUATE DIET AND IN DOGS RENDERED EDEMATOUS BY PLASMAPHERESIS.

6. BLOOD VOLUME IN CLINICAL SHOCK. I. MIXING TIME AND DISAPPEARANCE RATE OF T-1824 IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS IN SHOCK; DETERMINATION OF PLASMA VOLUME IN MAN FROM 10-MINUTE SAMPLE.

7. Famine Edema and the Mechanism of Its Formation.

1. The blood volume and plasma protein levels before and after gastrectomy.

2. "Chronic oligemia" in surgical patients.

3. A consideration of indications for preoperative transfusions based on analysis of blood volumes and circulating proteins in normal and malnourished patients with and without cancer.

4. Survival of the undernourished organism. II. Tolerance of undernourished rats to rapid hemorrhage with blood volume correlations.

5. The use of testosterone in preventing postoperative liver dysfunction in the poor risk surgical patient.

6. Limitations of lumbar sympathectomy in far-advanced peripheral sclerosis.

7. The management of surgical shock in the poor risk patient.

8. Champ lyons, MD the ochsner years: 1945-1950.

9. Blood Transfusions Correct Anemia and Improve Tissue Oxygenation in Surgical and Critically ill Patients.

10. The use of blood volume studies as a clinical aid in intravenous therapy.