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Intensivist‐Led Management of Brain‐Dead Donors Is Associated with an Increase in Organ Recovery for Transplantation by Singbartl, K., Murugan, R., Kaynar, A. M., Crippen, D. W., Tisherman, S. A., Shutterly, K., Stuart, S. A., Simmons, R., Darby, J. M.

“…The disparity between the number of patients in need of organ transplantation and the number of available organs is steadily rising. We hypothesized that…”
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Coupling endoplasmic reticulum stress to the cell-death program: a novel HSP90-independent role for the small chaperone protein p23 by Rao, R V, Niazi, K, Mollahan, P, Mao, X, Crippen, D, Poksay, K S, Chen, S, Bredesen, D E

“…The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the principal organelle for the biosynthesis of proteins, steroids and many lipids, and is highly sensitive to alterations in…”
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Critical care and the Internet. A clinician's perspective by Crippen, D

“…The Internet holds great promise for clinicians because of its ability to access and consolidate large amounts of knowledge quickly and easily. As a result,…”
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Clinical practice guidelines for the sustained use of sedatives and analgesics in the critically ill adult by Jacobi, Judith, Fraser, Gilles L, Coursin, Douglas B, Riker, Richard R, Fontaine, Dorrie, Wittbrodt, Eric T, Chalfin, Donald B, Masica, Michael F, Bjerke, H Scott, Coplin, William M, Crippen, David W, Fuchs, Barry D, Kelleher, Ruth M, Marik, Paul E, Nasraway, Stanley A, Murray, Michael J, Peruzzi, William T, Lumb, Philip D

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Regionalization of critical care medicine: task force report of the American College of Critical Care Medicine by Thompson, D R, Clemmer, T P, Applefeld, J J, Crippen, D W, Jastremski, M S, Lucas, C E, Pollack, M M, Wedel, S K

“…To review the existing literature and task force opinions on regionalization of critical care services, and to synthesize a judgement on possible costs,…”
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Parasitism of sedentary stages of Heterodera glycines by isolates of a sterile nematophagous fungus by TIMPER, P, RIGGS, R. D, CRIPPEN, D. L

“…ABSTRACT Isolates of a sterile fungus designated ARF (Arkansas fungus) can be separated into two groups, ARF-C and ARF-L, that differ morphologically and in…”
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Understanding the neurohumoral causes of anxiety in the ICU. Clinical consequences include agitation, brain failure, delirium by Crippen, D

“…Severe anxiety can disrupt neurohumoral metabolism and lead to agitation and brain failure, which may result in delirium. Predisposing factors include cerebral…”
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The role of sedation in the ICU patient with pain and agitation by Crippen, D W

“…Aside from being hard for physicians and staff to cope with, ICU agitation syndromes result in deterioration of hemodynamics and must be handled effectively…”
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Pharmacologic treatment of brain failure and delirium by Crippen, D W

“…The critical care unit is a place where multiple organ system failure can be effectively reversed by highly technologic treatment innovations. That same…”
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The effects of sun exposure on the phenolic content of Cabernet Sauvignon berries during development by Crippen, D.D. Jr, Morrison, J.C

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The effects of sun exposure on the compositional development of Cabernet Sauvignon berries by CRIPPEN, D. D. JR, MORRISON, J. C

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Control of soybean cyst nematode by chitinolytic bacteria with chitin substrate by Tian, H, Riggs, R D, Crippen, D L

“…Sixty-four chitinolytic bacterial isolates from soybean fields in Arkansas were tested for suppression of soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) in a…”
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Rationing and regionalisation of health care services: a critical care physician's opinion by Crippen, D

“…It is becoming apparent that we have created a demand for medical goods and services that threatens to overwhelm our health care system. Present fiscal…”
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Medical treatment for the terminally ill: the 'risk of unacceptable badness' by Crippen, David

“…When patients or their families rarely request inappropriate end of life care in the ICU for capricious reasons. End of life treatment decisions that only…”
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Neurologic monitoring in the intensive care unit by Crippen, D W

“…Aggressive methods of decreasing oxygen consumption, such as therapeutic musculoskeletal paralysis, are used in patients with marginal oxygen delivery…”
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Cost effectiveness and emergency medicine: what price triage? by Crippen, D

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Brain failure in critical care medicine by Crippen, D

“…The intensive care unit is an area where high-technology life support systems are capable of turning around multiple organ system failure. By its nature, this…”
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FGF-2 Promotes Neurogenesis and Neuroprotection and Prolongs Survival in a Transgenic Mouse Model of Huntington's Disease by Jin, Kunlin, Michelle La Fevre-Bernt, Sun, Yunjuan, Chen, Sylvia, Juliette Gafni, Danielle Crippen, Logvinova, Anna, Ross, Christopher A., Greenberg, David A., Ellerby, Lisa M.

“…There is no satisfactory treatment for Huntington's disease (HD), a hereditary neurodegenerative disorder that produces chorea, dementia, and death. One…”
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Comfortably numb in the intensive care unit by Crippen, David

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Continuous Infusions of Haloperidol in Critically Ill Patients by Crippen, David, Ermakov, Sergei

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