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Nonpenetrating traumatic injury of the aorta by PARMLEY, L F, MATTINGLY, T W, MANION, W C, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

“…Rupture or laceration of the aorta is a more common result of nonpenetrating traumatic injury than is generally appreciated. Approximately 15 per cent of…”
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The surgery of traumatic arteriovenous fistulas and aneurysms: a five-year follow up study of 215 lesions by HUGHES, C W, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Emergency vein bypass for the pre-infarction syndrome by Vogel, J H, McFadden, R B, Love, J W, Jahnke, E J

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Coronary artery-atrioventricular fistula and ventricular septal defect due to penetrating wound of the heart by Jones, R C, Jahnke, E J

“…A patient with an unusual combination of lesions secondary to gunshot wound of the heart is presented. The predominant abnormality was a large fistula between…”
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TRAUMATIC TRICUSPID INSUFFICIENCY; HEMODYNAMIC DATA AND SURGICAL TREATMENT by OSBORN, J R, JONES, R C, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

“…A patient with isolated traumatic rupture of the anterior papillary muscle of the tricuspid valve is described. This is the second such case in the literature…”
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ANEURYSM OF THE MEMBRANOUS SEPTUM WITH INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECT PRODUCING RIGHT VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION by DAS, S K, JAHNKE, E J, WALKER, W J

“…The second known case of aneurysm of the membranous interventricular septum simulating infundibular pulmonic stenosis associated with an interventricular…”
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The application of hypothermia in the correction of cardiovascular lesions: a study of 140 cases by JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Occult Injury of the Thoracic Aorta Associated with Orthopaedic Trauma by SCHONHOLTZ, GEORGE J, JAHNKE, EDWARD J

“…It is not generally appreciated that the thoracic aorta may be ruptured by nonpenetrating trauma. In this series of five new cases of occult injury of the…”
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The rechargeable cardiac pacemaker. A clinical evaluation in 25 patients by Love, J W, Jahnke, E J

“…After five years of laboratory development and in vivo testing, a rechargeable cardiac pacemaker with R-wave inhibited demand circuitry was introduced into…”
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Ineffectiveness of quinidine in preventing atrial fibrillation following mitral valvotomy by McCarty, R J, Jahnke, E J, Walker, W J

“…One hundred patients in sinus rhythm who underwent closed mitral commissurotomy were divided alternately into two comparable groups. One group received…”
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Observations on portal hypertension among schistosomiasis patients with relatively insignificant complaints by PALMER, E D, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Tricuspid insufficiency. The result of nonpenetrating cardiac trauma by Jahnke, Jr, E J, Nelson, W P, Aaby, G V, FitzGibbon, G M

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Evaluation of clinical results of portal decompression in cirrhosis by PALMER, E D, JAHNKE, Jr, E J, HUGHES, C W

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Esophageal varices without hemorrhage in cirrhosis; a proper indication for shunting procedures by PALMER, E D, BRICK, I B, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Mediastinal gastric cyst; report of an unusual case by MOORE, J A, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Surgery of the popliteal artery by SEELEY, S F, HUGHES, C W, JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Quantitative assessment of myocardial performance and graft patency following coronary bypass with the internal mammary artery by Vogel, J H, McFadden, R B, Spence, R, Jahnke, Jr, E J, Love, J W

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Late structural and functional results of arterial injuries primarily repaired; a study of one hundred fifteen cases by JAHNKE, Jr, E J

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Bypass of the right and circumflex coronary arteries with the internal mammary artery by Jahnke, E J, Love, J W

“…Our experience with the internal mammary artery (IMA) for coronary bypass grafting in the past 3 years includes 323 grafts in 253 patients. After an initial…”
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ACUTE VASCULAR INJURIES IN THE KOREAN WAR: AN ANALYSIS OF 77 CONSECUTIVE CASES by Jahnke, Edward J., Seeley, Sam F.

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