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Thromboxane A2 mediates increased pulmonary microvascular permeability after intestinal reperfusion by Turnage, Richard H, Lanoue, John L, Kadesky, Kevin M, Meng, Yan, Myers, Stuart I

“…Richard H. Turnage 1 , John L. Lanoue 1 , Kevin M. Kadesky 1 , Yan Meng 1 , and Stuart I. Myers 2 1  Department of Surgery, University of Texas Southwestern…”
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Hepatic hypoperfusion after intestinal reperfusion by Turnage, Richard H., Kadesky, Kevin M., Myers, Stuart I., Guice, Karen S., Oldham, Keith T.

“…Background. Intestinal ischemia-reperfusion injury (IIR) induces hepatic and pulmonary dysfunction and thus has been used as a model of multiple organ failure…”
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Cougar attacks on children: Injury patterns and treatment by Kadesky, Kevin M, Manarey, Casey, Blair, Geoffrey K, Murphy, James J, Verchere, Cynthia, Atkinson, Knut

“…Purpose: Cougar attacks on humans appear to be on the rise. A review of all attacks on children was performed to determine the method of attack and injury…”
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Intestinal reperfusion up-regulates inducible nitric oxide synthase activity within the lung by Turnage, Richard H., Kadesky, Kevin M., Bartula, Lori, Myers, Stuart I.

“…Background. This study examines the hypothesis that pulmonary inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) activity is up-regulated during intestinal reperfusion and…”
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Thromboxane A 2 mediates increased pulmonary microvascular permeability after intestinal reperfusion by Turnage, Richard H., Lanoue, John L., Kadesky, Kevin M., Meng, Yan, Myers, Stuart I.

“…Turnage, Richard H., John L. LaNoue, Kevin M. Kadesky, Yan Meng, and Stuart I. Myers. Thromboxane A 2 mediates increased pulmonary microvascular permeability…”
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The Effect of Intestinal Reperfusion on Renal Function and Perfusion by LaNoue, Jr, John L., Turnage, Richard H., Kadesky, Kevin M., Guice, Karen S., Oldham, Keith T., Myers, Stuart I.

“…This study examines the effect of intestinal reperfusion injury (IIR) on renal blood flow and relates this temporally to changes in renal ATP levels and renal…”
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Neutrophil regulation of splanchnic blood flow after hemorrhagic shock by TURNAGE, R. H, KADESKY, K. M, ROGERS, T, HERNANDEZ, R, BARTULA, L, MYERS, S. I

“…This study examines the hypothesis that neutrophils impair splanchnic blood flow during resuscitation from hemorrhage by inhibiting the release of the…”
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Pulmonary Thromboxane Release Following Intestinal Reperfusion by Turnage, Richard H., Kadesky, Kevin M., Bartula, Lori, Myers, Stuart I.

“…Microvascular dysfunction is a prominent feature of the lung injury associated with intestinal reperfusion (IR). This study examines the hypothesis that IR…”
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Splanchnic PGI2 release and no reflow following intestinal reperfusion by TURNAGE, R. H, KADESKY, K. M, BARTULA, L, GUICE, K. S, OLKDHAM, K. T, MYERS, S. I

“…This study examines the hypothesis that reduced splanchnic blood flow during intestinal reperfusion (IR) is associated with impaired release of the…”
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Endotoxic shock after long-term resuscitation of hemorrhage/reperfusion injury decreased splanchnic blood flow and eicosanoid release by MYERS, S. I, TUMAGE, R. H, KADESKY, K. M, SEELIG, A. R, BARTULA, L

“…The authors examine the hypothesis that hemorrhage/reperfusion injury predisposes the splanchnic bed to decreased prostacyclin (PGl2) release and blood flow…”
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In vitro evidence of neutrophil-mediated lung injury after intestinal reperfusion by Kadesky, K M, Turnage, R H, Rogers, T E, Inman, L, Myers, S I

“…This study examines the hypothesis that neutrophils isolated from animals sustaining intestinal reperfusion (IIR) induce pulmonary microvascular dysfunction…”
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Splanchnic PGI 2 Release and "No Reflow" Following Intestinal Reperfusion by Turnage, Richard H., Kadesky, Kevin M., Bartula, Lori, Guice, Karen S., Oldham, Keith T., Myers, Stuart I.

“…This study examines the hypothesis that reduced splanchnic blood flow during intestinal reperfusion (IR) is associated with impaired release of the…”
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