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Placental transfer and neonatal effects of epidural sufentanil and fentanyl administered with bupivacaine during labor by LOFTUS, J. R, HILL, H, COHEN, S. E

“…This randomized double-blind investigation was designed to study the placental transfer and neonatal effects of epidural sufentanil and fentanyl infused with…”
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Clinical application of region-of-interest techniques to radiologic imaging by Rudin, S, Bednarek, D R, Kezerashvili, M, Granger, W E, Serghany, J E, Guterman, L R, Hopkins, L N, Szymanski, B, Loftus, R J

“…In region-of-interest (ROI) imaging, a filter with a central aperture is used to substantially reduce patient dose outside of an ROI while maintaining or…”
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Increased Fluid Flow Through the Streamline Intravenous Catheter by McKlveen, Robert E., Cooke, James E., Loftus, John R.

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Fetal heart rate after epidural lidocaine and bupivacaine for elective cesarean section by Loftus, J R, Holbrook, R H, Cohen, S E

“…This prospective double-blind study was designed to determine whether the fetal heart rate (FHR) changes that have been reported after epidural administration…”
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Characterization of a family of high-molecular-weight plasminogen activators secreted by a lung tumor cell line by Harvey, S R, Loftus, J R, Hurley, E L, Ross, M E, Markus, G

“…In an earlier publication (Harvey, et al. (1982) J. Biol. Chem., 257, 5645-5651) the discovery of a family of unusually large molecules with plasminogen…”
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Anesthesia Department Initiated Quality Management Reduces Delays in Operating Room Start Time by Loftus, J. R.

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EPIDURAL FENTANYL AND SUFENTANIL WITH BUPIVACAINE FOR LABOR by Loftus, J R, Hill, H, Cohen, S E

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Diagnosis and monitoring of Whipple disease by polymerase chain reaction by RAMZAN, N. N, LOFTUS, E. JR, BURGART, L. J, ROONEY, M, BATTS, K. P, WIESNER, R. H, FREDRICKS, D. N, RELMAN, D. A, PERSING, D. H

“…Whipple disease is a chronic, multisystem disorder associated with infection with Tropheryma whippelii, an organism that has not yet been grown on artificial…”
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