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Maintenance of metabolism during intensive patient care.

M J Peaston.

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Year: 1967 PMID： 4962961 PMCID： PMC2466292 DOI： 10.1136/pgmj.43.498.317

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Postgrad Med J ISSN： 0032-5473 Impact factor: 2.401

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145 in total

1. Tolerance to intravenously administered fat emulsions.

Authors: Q L HARTWIG; A M COTLAR; J S SHELBY; M ATIK; I COHN
Journal: Surgery Date: 1961-03 Impact factor: 3.982

2. Experience with prolonged administration of intravenous fat emulsions. Behavior, course, and laboratory findings in dogs.

Authors: I COHN; M ATIK; Q L HARTWIG; A M COTLAR; J MORELAND; J C WERNER
Journal: J Lab Clin Med Date: 1960-06

3. Skeletal muscle analyses in health and in certain metabolic disorders. I. The method of analysis and the values in normal muscle.

Authors: B A BARNES; E B GORDON; O COPE
Journal: J Clin Invest Date: 1957-08 Impact factor: 14.808

4. Clinical experience with intravenous fat emulsions.

Authors: H L LEHR; O ROSENTHAL; H M RAWNSLEY; J E RHOADS; M B SEN
Journal: Metabolism Date: 1957-11 Impact factor: 8.694

5. Effect of of intravenously administered fat on body weight and nitrogen balance in surgical patients.

Authors: W E ABBOTT; H KRIEGER; W D HOLDEN; J BRADSHAW; S LEVEY
Journal: Metabolism Date: 1957-11 Impact factor: 8.694

6. Clinical, chemical, hematologic and anatomic changes accompanying repeated intravenous administration of fat emulsion to man.

Authors: D M WATKIN
Journal: Metabolism Date: 1957-11 Impact factor: 8.694

7. Dehydration with hypernatremia, hyperchloremia and azotemia complicating nasogastric tube feeding.

Authors: F L ENGEL; C JAEGER
Journal: Am J Med Date: 1954-08 Impact factor: 4.965

8. Body sodium and potassium. II. A comparison of metabolic balance and isotope dilution methods of study.

Authors: G M WILSON; J M OLNEY; L BROOKS; J A MYRDEN; M R BALL; F D MOORE
Journal: Metabolism Date: 1954-07 Impact factor: 8.694

9. Study of complete parenteral alimentation on dogs.

Authors: H C MENG; F EARLY
Journal: J Lab Clin Med Date: 1949-08

10. Further observations on total body water. I. Normal values throughout the life span.

Authors: I S EDELMAN; H B HALEY; P R SCHLOERB; D B SHELDON; B J FRIIS-HANSEN; G STOLL; F D MOORE
Journal: Surg Gynecol Obstet Date: 1952-07

8 in total

1. Effective clinical policies in a district general hospital.

Authors: I J Gordon; E S Jones
Journal: Health Care Anal Date: 1998-12

Review 2. Complications of enteral nutrition.

Authors: M D Bastow
Journal: Gut Date: 1986-11 Impact factor: 23.059

Maintenance of metabolism during intensive patient care.

1. Tolerance to intravenously administered fat emulsions.

2. Experience with prolonged administration of intravenous fat emulsions. Behavior, course, and laboratory findings in dogs.

3. Skeletal muscle analyses in health and in certain metabolic disorders. I. The method of analysis and the values in normal muscle.

4. Clinical experience with intravenous fat emulsions.

5. Effect of of intravenously administered fat on body weight and nitrogen balance in surgical patients.

6. Clinical, chemical, hematologic and anatomic changes accompanying repeated intravenous administration of fat emulsion to man.

7. Dehydration with hypernatremia, hyperchloremia and azotemia complicating nasogastric tube feeding.

8. Body sodium and potassium. II. A comparison of metabolic balance and isotope dilution methods of study.

9. Study of complete parenteral alimentation on dogs.

10. Further observations on total body water. I. Normal values throughout the life span.

1. Effective clinical policies in a district general hospital.

Review 2. Complications of enteral nutrition.

3. Parenteral nutrition via peripheral veins: a feasibility study.

4. Metabolic acidosis in burns.

5. Prolonged nasogastric tube feeding in critically ill and surgical patients.

Review 6. Possibilities and necessities of parenteral nutrition with amino acid mixtures.

7. New jejunostomy feed.

8. Four years of respiratory intensive care.