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Maternal Insufflation during the second trimester equivalent produces hypercapnia, acidosis, and prolonged hypoxia in fetal sheep by UEMURA, Kenichiro, MCCLAINE, Rebecca J, DE LA FUENTE, Sebastian G, MANSON, Roberto J, CAMPBELL, Kurt A, MCCLAINE, Deborah J, WHITE, William D, STAMLER, Jonathan S, EUBANKS, W. Steve, REYNOLDS, James D

“…Anecdotal reports suggest that the second trimester is the safest time to conduct a laparoscopic procedure on a pregnant patient, but this supposition has not…”
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General anesthesia improves fetal cerebral oxygenation without evidence of subsequent neuronal injury by McClaine, Rebecca J, Uemura, Kenichiro, Fuente, Sebastian G de la, Manson, Roberto J, Booth, John V, White, William D, Campbell, Kurt A, McClaine, Deborah J, Benni, Paul B, Eubanks, W Steve, Reynolds, James D

“…Anesthetic exposure during pregnancy is viewed as a relatively routine medical practice. However, recent rodent studies have suggested that common anesthetic…”
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Inclusion of a Nitric Oxide Congener in the Insufflation Gas Repletes S-Nitrosohemoglobin and Stabilizes Physiologic Status During Prolonged Carbon Dioxide Pneumoperitoneum by Shimazutsu, Kazufumi, Uemura, Kenichiro, Auten, Kathryn M., Baldwin, Matthew F., Belknap, Samuel W., La Banca, Francisco, Jones, Maximilian C., McClaine, Deborah J., McClaine, Rebecca J., Eubanks, W. Steve, Stamler, Jonathan S., Reynolds, James D.

“…A method to maintain organ blood flow during laparoscopic surgery has not been developed. Here we determined if ethyl nitrite, an S‐nitrosylating agent that…”
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A Description of the Preterm Fetal Sheep Systemic and Central Responses to Maternal General Anesthesia by McClaine, Rebecca J., Uemura, Kenichiro, McClaine, Deborah J., Shimazutsu, Kazufumi, de la Fuente, Sebastian G., Manson, Roberto J., White, William D., Eubanks, William S., Benni, Paul B., Reynolds, James D.

“…The second trimester is recommended as the optimal time to conduct a surgical procedure on pregnant patients, even though the fetal responses to anesthesia at…”
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Inclusion of ethyl nitrite in the insufflating gas can obviate the decreased tissue perfusion caused by prolonged carbon dioxide pneumoperitoneum by Ken-ichiro, Uemura, McClaine, Rebecca J., Stamler, Jonathan S., Ahearn, Gregory S., Shimazutsu, Kazufumi, Lacassie, Hector J., McClaine, Deborah J., Campbell, Kurt A., Eubanks, W.Steve, Reynolds, James D.

“…Introduction: Prolonged periods of carbon dioxide pneumoperitoneum (CO2-PNP) may produce intra-abdominal tissue ischemia and subsequent post-operative organ…”
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