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Less-invasive cardiac output monitoring by earpiece densitometry by Grasberger, R C, Yeston, N S

“…Cardiac output was measured by thermodilution and ear densitometry in surgical ICU patients who had pulmonary arterial catheters. Overall comparison based on…”
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Intraabdominal sepsis after hepatic trauma by Scott, C M, Grasberger, R C, Heeran, T F, Williams, L F, Hirsch, E F

“…In a review of 58 patients who survived liver trauma seen at Boston City Hospital, 10 patients had 13 intraabdominal abscesses and 1 died from overwhelming…”
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Rectal trauma. A retrospective analysis and guidelines for therapy by Grasberger, R C, Hirsch, E F

“…Twenty patients seen at Boston City Hospital required general or spinal anesthesia for rectal injuries, and 17 required laparotomy. Findings on sigmoidoscopy…”
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Severe combined respiratory and myocardial failure treated with high-frequency ventilation by Yeston, N S, Grasberger, R C, McCormick, J R

“…High levels of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) impair cardiac output. The subsequent lowering of mixed venous oxygenation, when coupled with a…”
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Effect of high-frequency ventilation versus conventional mechanical ventilation on ICP in head-injured dogs by Grasberger, R C, Spatz, E L, Mortara, R W, Ordia, J I, Yeston, N S

“…Changes in intrathoracic pressure may influence intracranial pressure (ICP), presumably by affecting venous return. High-frequency ventilation (HFV) has been…”
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Nitrogen balance in head-injured patients by Grasberger, R C

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Superficial lymph node infarction by Pietrafitta, J J, Grasberger, R C, Deckers, P J, Giampaolo, C M, Kondi, E S

“…Superficial lymph node necrosis is an unusual pathologic diagnosis encountered in clinical practice. When seen it is usually indicative of involvement of the…”
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Residents' experience in the surgery of trauma by Grasberger, R C, McMillian, T N, Yeston, N S, Williams, L F, Hirsch, E F

“…Performance of surgery for trauma is an important part of residency training, yet what constitutes an adequate exposure to trauma surgery is ill defined. A…”
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Pericardial complications in hepatic trauma by Grasberger, R C, Scott, C M, McCormick, J R, Birkett, D H, Hirsch, E F

“…During a 5-year period, 35 of 70 patients with liver trauma required entry of the thoracic cavity, with nine deaths. Pericardial complications developed in…”
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Naloxone in Reversal of Hypotension in Septic Shock by Yeston, Neil S, Grasberger, Robert C, McIntosh, Tracy K

“…To the Editor.—Recent experimental and clinical evidence suggests that the narcotic antagonist naloxone may play a role in reversing the hypotension of septic…”
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Non-spore-forming clostridial bacteremia by Grasberger, R C, Pietrafitta, J J, Deckers, P J

“…The significance of the non-spore-forming clostridium as a blood-borne pathogen has been underemphasized. Over a 7-year period, these bacteria were cultured 40…”
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Beta-endorphin, cortisol and postoperative delirium: a preliminary report by McIntosh, T K, Bush, H L, Yeston, N S, Grasberger, R, Palter, M, Aun, F, Egdahl, R H

“…A transient delirium, including hallucinations and disorientation, occurred at some time during a 48 to 72 hr postoperative period in patients recovering from…”
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Endorphins in primate hemorrhagic shock: beneficial action of opiate antagonists by McIntosh, T K, Palter, M, Grasberger, R, Vezina, R, Gerstein, L, Yeston, N, Egdahl, R H

“…The endogenous opiate beta-endorphin is released concomitantly with adrenocorticotropin from the pituitary during stress. In the present study we investigated…”
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Naloxone in reversal of hypotension in septic shock by Yeston, N S, Grasberger, R C, McIntosh, T K

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Effect of an opiate antagonist (naloxone) and an agonist/antagonist (nalbuphine) in primate hemorrhagic shock: relationship to catecholamine release by McIntosh, T K, Palter, M, Grasberger, R, Vezina, R, Yeston, N S, Egdahl, R H

“…Recent evidence has suggested a relationship between the endogenous opioid peptides and the pathophysiology of various shock states. In the present study, we…”
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