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A repetitive movement detector used for automatic monitoring and quantification of scratching in mice by Brash, H.M., McQueen, D.S., Christie, D., Bell, J.K., Bond, S.M., Rees, J.L.

“…We have designed an economical non-invasive movement detector for small animal studies and used it for monitoring and quantifying itch in mice. The system is…”
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Computerised system for the continuous measurement of azygos venous blood flow by Hayes, P C, Terrace, D, Peaston, I, Bouchier, I A, Redhead, D, Brash, H M

“…A computer assisted apparatus for the continuous measurement of azygos blood flow is described. The system was validated in vitro and changes in flow which…”
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Cardiorespiratory effects of rapid saline infusion in normal man by Muir, A L, Flenley, D C, Kirby, B J, Sudlow, M F, Guyatt, A R, Brash, H M

“…We have studied the cardiorespiratory effects of the rapid infusion (100 ml/min) of 2 liters of saline in four normal seated subjects. Cardiac output and…”
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Regional distribution of ventilation in chronic obstructive lung disease and the effect of salbutamol by Bell, D, Kirby, T P, Nicoll, J J, Brash, H M, Connaughton, J J, Muir, A L

“…Regional distribution of ventilation was assessed in 5 normal volunteers, and 19 patients with symptomatic chronic obstructive lung disease (COAD) using the…”
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The Influence of Ectopic Heart Beats in Gated Ventricular Blood-Pool Studies by Brash, H. M, Wraith, P. K, Hannan, W. J, Dewhurst, N. G, Muir, A. L

“…Direct data collection from ventricular blood-pool studies were stored in frame mode in a computer and by means of a modified tape recorder, the blood-pool…”
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Reproducibility of dynamic compliance and flow-volume curves in normal man by Guyatt, A R, Siddorn, J A, Brash, H M, Flenley, D C

“…To evaluate methods proposed for the early detection of small airways obstruction. we have compared the precision of the forced expiratory flow-volume curve…”
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Computer measurement of dynamic compliance: technique and reproducibility in man by Douglas, N J, Wraith, P K, Brash, H M, Millar, J, Sudlow, M F, Flenley, D C

“…A computer program was developed to calculate the frequency dependence of dynamic compliance (Cdyn) using continuous data analysis. Cdyn was measured…”
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Increased sensitivity of rabbit carotid body chemoreceptors to dopamine after chronic treatment with domperidone by McQueen, D S, Mir, A K, Brash, H M, Nahorski, S R

“…An increase in specific dopamine D2 receptor binding sites was observed in membranes prepared from the carotid bodies of rabbits treated for 8 weeks and then…”
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Preservation of the hypoxic drive to breathing in diabetic autonomic neuropathy by Calverley, P M, Ewing, D J, Campbell, I W, Wraith, P K, Brash, H M, Clarke, B F, Flenley, D C

“…1. Unexplained cardiorespiratory arrests have been reported in patients with diabetic autonomic neuropathy and these could be due to denervation of the carotid…”
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The effects of isoprenaline, atropine and dobutamine on ventricular volume curves obtained by radionuclide ventriculography by Muir, A L, Hannan, W J, Sapru, R P, Boardman, A K, Wraith, P K, Brash, H M

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Regional tidal volume assessed by gated lung imaging by Muir, A L, Adie, C J, Kirby, T P, Bell, D, Brash, H M, Hannan, W J

“…We have measured regional lung tidal volumes and functional residual capacities by accumulating and framing iso-volumic images while the patient rebreathes…”
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Nocturnal cough in patients with chronic bronchitis and emphysema by Power, J T, Stewart, I C, Connaughton, J J, Brash, H M, Shapiro, C M, Flenley, D C, Douglas, N J

“…Patients with respiratory disease commonly report that their sleep is disrupted by nocturnal cough. We have recorded cough during the night in 10 patients with…”
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The prevalence and prognosis of ventricular dyskinesis after myocardial infarction using radionuclide ventriculography by Dewhurst, N G, Hannan, W J, Brash, H M, Wraith, P K, Muir, A L

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The value of ambulatory monitoring in borderline and established hypertension by Irving, J B, Brash, H M, Kerr, F, Kirby, B J

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Effect of isoprenaline and propranolol on left ventricular function as determined by nuclear angiography by Sapru, R P, Hannan, W J, Muir, A L, Brash, H M, Harper, K

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Transient hypoxemia during sleep in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is not a sleep apnea syndrome by Catterall, J R, Douglas, N J, Calverley, P M, Shapiro, C M, Brezinova, V, Brash, H M, Flenley, D C

“…We measured ear oxygen saturation (SaO2), chest wall movement, and oronasal air flow, and took electroencephalographic tracings during nocturnal sleep in 20…”
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Hypoglycaemia unawareness in type 1 diabetes: a lower plasma glucose is required to stimulate sympatho-adrenal activation by Hepburn, D A, Patrick, A W, Brash, H M, Thomson, I, Frier, B M

“…To investigate the relationship between awareness of symptoms and the autonomic reaction of hypoglycaemia, acute hypoglycaemia was induced with intravenous…”
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Effect of exercise and isoprenaline on left ventricular ejection fraction in patients with angina pectoris as assessed by radionuclide angiography by Sapru, R P, Muir, A L, Hannan, W J, Smith, H J, Brash, H M, Wraith, P K

“…The effect of supine leg exercise and an infusion of isoprenaline (2 micrograms/min) have been compared in 9 patients with angina pectoris and 8 normal control…”
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Transmitter for radiotelemetry of intra-arterial pressure in man by Brash, H M, Irving, J B, Kirby, B J, Donald, K W

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Accuracy sensitivity to carboxyhemoglobin, and speed of response of the Hewlett-Packard 47201A ear oximeter by Douglas, N J, Brash, H M, Wraith, P K, Calverley, P M, Leggett, R J, McElderry, L, Flenley, D C

“…We have shown that the Hewlett-Packard 47201A ear oximeter measures arterial O2 saturation within 95 per cent confidence limits of +/- 4 per cent when arterial…”
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