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Maternal Factors in Extremely Low Birth Weight Infants Who Develop Spontaneous Intestinal Perforation by Ragouilliaux, Corinne J, Keeney, Susan E, Hawkins, Hal K, Rowen, Judith L

“…Spontaneous intestinal perforation of the extremely low birth weight infant (< or = 1000 g) is associated with a high incidence of Candida and…”
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Meconium Obstruction in the Very Low Birth Weight Premature Infant by Garza-Cox, Sanjuanita, Keeney, Susan E, Angel, Carlos A, Thompson, Lauree L, Swischuk, Leonard E

“…Meconium obstruction of prematurity is a distinct clinical condition that occurs in very low birth weight infants, predisposing them to intestinal perforation…”
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Heat susceptibility of interleukin-10 and other cytokines in donor human milk by Untalan, Peter B, Keeney, Susan E, Palkowetz, Kimberly H, Rivera, Audelio, Goldman, Armond S

“…Holder pasteurization renders donor human milk safe for consumption. Because human milk reduces the risk of necrotizing enterocolitis in preterm infants, we…”
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Comparison of l-selectin and CD11b on neutrophils of adults and neonates during the first month of life by KIM, Shelly K, KEENEY, Susan E, ALPARD, Scott K, SCHMALSTIEG, Frank C

“…The newborn infant is particularly susceptible to infection in the first weeks of life and this may be, in part, related to functional impairment of neonatal…”
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Arteriovenous CO2 removal improves survival compared to high frequency percussive and low tidal volume ventilation in a smoke/burn sheep acute respiratory distress syndrome model by Schmalstieg, Frank C, Keeney, Susan E, Rudloff, Helen E, Palkowetz, Kimberly H, Cevallos, Manuel, Zhou, Xiaoquin, Cox, Robert A, Hawkins, Hal K, Traber, Daniel L, Zwischenberger, Joseph B

“…OBJECTIVES AND SUMMARY BACKGROUND: Low tidal volume ventilation (LTV) has improved survival with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) by reducing lung…”
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Neutrophil Adhesion Molecule Expression in the Developing Neonatal Rat Exposed to Hyperoxia by Gerik, Susan M, Keeney, Susan E, Dallas, Dara V, Palkowetz, Kimberly H, Schmalstieg, Frank C

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Arteriovenous CO2 Removal Improves Survival Compared to High Frequency Percussive and Low Tidal Volume Ventilation in a Smoke/Burn Sheep Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Model by Schmalstieg, Frank C., Keeney, Susan E., Rudloff, Helen E., Palkowetz, Kimberly H., Cevallos, Manuel, Zhou, Xiaoquin, Cox, Robert A., Hawkins, Hal K., Traber, Daniel L., Zwischenberger, Joseph B.

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The effect of hyperoxic exposure on antioxidant enzyme activities of alveolar type II cells in neonatal and adult rats by KEENEY, S. E, CRESS, S. E, BROWN, S. E, BIDANI, A

“…Neonatal animals of several species are more tolerant of hyperoxic exposure than are adults, but the mechanisms of increased neonatal tolerance are unknown, as…”
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Effects of postnatal dexamethasone on oxygen toxicity in neonatal rats by Dallas, Dara Varga, Keeney, Susan E, Mathews, Mary J, Schmalstieg, Frank C

“…We investigated the effect of timing of early postnatal dexamethasone on survival of hyperoxia-exposed neonatal rats. Pups <24 h old were treated with a…”
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Prospective observations of 100 high-risk neonates by high-field (1.5 Tesla) magnetic resonance imaging of the central nervous system. II, Lesions associated with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy by KEENEY, S. E, ADCOCK, E. W, MCARDLE, C. B

“…One hundred neonates determined prospectively to be at risk for neurologic handicap underwent magnetic resonance imaging with a high-field (1.5 T) imager…”
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Lipopolysaccharide protection from oxygen toxicity: effect on rat pulmonary selectins by Thompson, Lauree R, Keeney, Susan E, Tarrant, Donna, Rudloff, Elizabeth, Dallas, Dara V, Schmalstieg, Frank C

“…Sublethal doses of LPS result in increased tolerance to high concentrations of oxygen and this is associated with decreased pulmonary inflammation in a rat…”
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Activated neutrophils and neutrophil activators in human milk: increased expression of CD11b and decreased expression of L-selectin by Keeney, S E, Schmalstieg, F C, Palkowetz, K H, Rudloff, H E, Le, B M, Goldman, A S

“…Human milk neutrophils and macrophages were examined by flow cytometry to determine whether they displayed phenotypic markers of activation. The markers were…”
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Endotoxin protection from oxygen toxicity: effect on pulmonary neutrophils and L-selectin by Keeney, Susan E, Mathews, Mary J, Shattuck, Karen E, Dallas, Dara V

“…The mechanisms by which sublethal doses of endotoxin protect against hyperoxic lung injury are not completely understood. We hypothesized that endotoxin…”
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Comparison of pulmonary neutrophils in the adult and neonatal rat after hyperoxia by KEENEY, S. E, MATHEWS, M. J, HAQUE, A. K, SCHMALSTIEG, F. C

“…The mechanisms of the increased tolerance to hyperoxia of neonatal animals of many species is incompletely understood. To investigate the etiology of this…”
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Antioxidant enzyme responses to hyperoxia in preterm and term rats after prenatal dexamethasone administration by KEENEY, S. E, MATHEWS, M. J, RASSIN, D. K

“…Although prenatal steroid therapy is known to enhance in utero maturation of the surfactant and antioxidant enzyme systems, little is known about the effects…”
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Hyperoxia and glutathione depletion in the isolated perfused rat liver by Shattuck, K E, Grinnell, C D, Keeney, S E, Noworyta, K, Rassin, D K

“…Hepatic stores of glutathione may be depleted by hyperoxic exposure or poor nutritional status. We studied the effects of hyperoxia or hepatic glutathione…”
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Neutrophil adhesion molecule expression in the developing neonatal rat exposed to hyperoxia by Gerik, Susan M, Keeney, Susan E, Dallas, Dara V, Palkowetz, Kimberly H, Schmalstieg, Frank C

“…Neonatal rats have an increased tolerance to hyperoxia, which is associated with a diminished pulmonary inflammatory response compared with adults. To…”
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Physician staffing in emergency departments: results of a Texas survey by Luh, Join Y, McDill, Tandace L, Karnath, Bernard M, Freeman, Daniel H, Speegle, Debbie L, Keeney, Susan E

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Arteriovenous CO2 removal improves survival compared to high frequency percussive and low tidal volume ventilation in a smoke/burn sheep acute respiratory distress syndrome model. Discussion by SCHMALSTIEG, Frank C, KEENEY, Susan E, BARTLETT, Robert H, MAIER, Ronald V, CRYER, H. Gill, PRUITT, Basil A, RUDLOFF, Helen E, PALKOWETZ, Kimberly H, CEVALLOS, Manuel, XIAOQUIN ZHOU, COX, Robert A, HAWKINS, Hal K, TRABER, Daniel L, ZWISCHENBERGER, Joseph B

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Alpha1-adrenergic and muscarinic receptors in adult and neonatal rat type II pneumocytes by Keeney, Susan E., Oelberg, David G.

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