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Mechanisms of differential axial blockade in epidural and subarachnoid anesthesia by FINK, B. R

“…The mechanisms of persistent differential blocks that accompany subarachnoid and epidural anesthesia are clarified here with the aid of two principles derived…”
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Orientation of fibers in human dorsal lumbar dura mater in relation to lumbar puncture by FINK, B. R, WALKER, S

“…Longitudinal insertion of a lumbar puncture needle bevel is less likely to cause post-lumbar puncture headache than is transverse insertion. The reason for…”
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The position and the state of the larynx during general anesthesia and muscle paralysis by MURALI SIVARAJAN, FINK, B. R

“…Based on a chance observation in two patients in whom the larynges could be visualized during direct laryngoscopy using topical anesthesia but not after…”
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Magnetization of materials used in cryostats by ZHIZHANG XIA, BRAY-ALI, Julie, JINSHAN ZHANG, FINK, B. R, WHITE, K. S, GOULD, C. M, BOZLER, H. M

“…We measure the magnetic susceptibility of a group of materials commonly used in the construction of low temperature cryostats. These materials are considered…”
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Laryngeal effects of prolonged intubation by BISHOP, M. J, WEYMULLER, E. A. JR, FINK, B. R

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Molecular mechanism of anesthesia: another voice by Fink, B R

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Leaves and needles: the introduction of surgical local anesthesia by Fink, B R

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Lack of size-related differential sensitivity to equilibrium conduction block among mammalian myelinated axons exposed to lidocaine by FINK, B. R, CAIRNS, A. M

“…This study sought to evaluate the sensitivity of individual, relatively thick myelinated axons of mammalian nerve to equilibrium conduction block by lidocaine,…”
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Mechanism of differential epidural block by FINK, B. R

“…Pain block in obstetric epidural anesthesia is usually accompanied by relatively persistent retention of motor power; however, the reason for this is not…”
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Defends manpower report by Fink, R B

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Vocal cord movement on induction of anaesthesia by Fink, B R

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The long and the short of conduction block by Fink, B R

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Differential slowing and block of conduction by lidocaine in individual afferent myelinated and unmyelinated axons by FINK, B. R, CAIRNS, A. M

“…The study of compound action potentials has not succeeded in determining exact limits to differential block of nerve fibers by local anesthetics. Further…”
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The Pew report--required reading by Fink, R B

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Differential effects of hypoosmotic hyponatric swelling on A and C fibers by SCHIMEK, F, SUMI, S. M, FINK, B. R

“…The differential effects of exposure to a moderately hypoosmotic hyponatric solution (0.35 isoosmotic, Na+ 36 mmol/l) on conduction in myelinated (A) and…”
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Differential nerve fiber block (author's transl) by Fink, B R

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Acid and alkaline solutions of local anesthetics: duration of nerve block and tissue pH by BUCKLEY, F. P, NETO, G. D, FINK, B. R

“…The effect of solution pH on the duration of rat infraorbital nerve blocks produced by 1% lidocaine or 0.25% bupivacaine at pH 5.0 and 7.4, with and without…”
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Differential peripheral axon block with lidocaine: unit studies in the cervical vagus nerve by Fink, B R, Cairns, A M

“…The differential susceptibility of large and small axons to lidocaine was studied on units in the rabbit vagus nerve. The results classified the units into…”
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Differential effect of nerve fiber structure on block by local anesthetic by FINK, B. R, CAIRNS, A. M

“…The incidence of conduction block by lidocaine 0.3 mmol/l (8.1 mg/dl) in several successive lengths of individual afferent axons of rabbit was compared. The…”
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Differential margin of safety of conduction in individual peripheral axons by FINK, B. R, CAIRNS, A. M

“…The relation between fiber size and safety of conduction was tested in vitro on individual afferent axons of rabbit vagus nerve by lowering the external sodium…”
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