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Skin-surface temperature gradients correlate with fingertip blood flow in humans by RUBINSTEIN, E. H, SESSLER, D. I

“…Skin-surface temperature gradients (forearm temperature - fingertip temperature) have been used as an index of thermoregulatory peripheral vasoconstriction…”
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Prone positioning decreases cardiac output and increases systemic vascular resistance in neonates by Ma, M, Noori, S, Maarek, J-M, Holschneider, D P, Rubinstein, E H, Seri, I

“…Objective: To evaluate the cardiovascular response to short-term prone positioning in neonates. Study design: In this prospective study, we continuously…”
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Physiologic responses to mild perianesthetic hypothermia in humans by SESSLER, D. I, RUBINSTEIN, E. H, MOAYERI, A

“…To evaluate physiologic responses to mild perianesthetic hypothermia, we measured tympanic membrane and skin-surface temperatures, peripheral vasoconstriction,…”
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Intraoperative identification of laryngeal nerves with laryngeal electromyography by Mermelstein, M, Nonweiler, R, Rubinstein, E H

“…The laryngeal nerves are at risk during thyroid surgery, and several techniques have been described for their intraoperative identification to minimize…”
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The thermoregulatory threshold in humans during nitrous oxide-fentanyl anesthesia by SESSLER, D. I, OLOFSSON, C. I, RUBINSTEIN, E. H

“…Narcotics and nitrous oxide (N2O) inhibit thermoregulatory responses in animals. The extent to which N2O/fentanyl anesthesia lowers the thermoregulatory…”
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The thermoregulatory threshold in humans during halothane anesthesia by SESSLER, D. I, OLOFSSON, C. I, RUBINSTEIN, E. H, BEEBE, J. J

“…Although suppression of thermoregulatory mechanisms by anesthetics is generally assumed, the extent to which thermoregulation is active during general…”
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Lidocaine accelerates neuroelectrical recovery after incomplete global ischemia in rabbits by RASOOL, N, FAROQUI, M, RUBINSTEIN, E. H

“…The use of high-dose lidocaine for cerebral protection during ischemia has produced varied results. Our study uses a new, single carotid artery preparation in…”
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Spontaneous post-anesthetic tremor does not resemble thermoregulatory shivering by SESSLER, D. I, ISRAEL, D, POZOS, R. S, POZOS, M, RUBINSTEIN, E. H

“…Spontaneous post-anesthetic tremor that resembles shivering is common during recovery from anesthesia. Risks to postoperative patients include an increase in…”
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The suboccipital carrefour: cervical and vertebral arterial anastomosis by Ayad, M, Vinuela, F, Rubinstein, EH

“…Our objective was to anatomically define the anastomoses between cervical and carotid arterial distributions (the carrefour) in the rabbit and to assess the…”
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An anesthesiologist's perspective of lipoplasty by Rubinstein, E H

“…Pulmonary edema and local anesthetic toxicity are potential complications of the use of large volumes of infiltrate during lipoplasty. In most patients, these…”
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The asleep-awake-asleep anesthetic technique for intraoperative language mapping by Huncke, K, Van de Wiele, B, Fried, I, Rubinstein, E H

“…We evaluated a combined technique designed for procedures requiring intraoperative language mapping. We planned to induce general anesthesia with endotracheal…”
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Core temperature changes during N2O fentanyl and halothane/O2 anesthesia by SESSLER, D. I, RUBINSTEIN, E. H, EGER, E. I. II

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Lidocaine delays cortical ischemic depolarization: relationship to electrophysiologic recovery and neuropathology by Ayad, M, Verity, M A, Rubinstein, E H

“…To determine if the previously reported limitation of i.v. lidocaine in facilitating recovery from cerebral ischemia was related to an effect on ischemic…”
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Effect of ketamine on cerebral cortical blood flow and metabolism in rabbits by OREN, R. E, RASOOL, N. A, RUBINSTEIN, E. H

“…The effects of intravenous ketamine (1 mg/kg) on cerebral cortical blood flow and O2 uptake were evaluated in 13 anesthetized, ventilated rabbits. Blood flow…”
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Comparison of ketamine, physical restraint, halothane and pentobarbital: lack of influence on serotonergic measures in monkeys and rats by Brammer, G L, Raleigh, M J, McGuire, M T, Rubinstein, E H

“…The consequences of the use of ketamine for immobilization have been examined on the concentration of whole blood serotonin, concentrations of…”
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Cholinergic cerebral vasodilator effect of ketamine in rabbits by REICHER, D, PARAMJIT BHALLA, RUBINSTEIN, E. H

“…To analyze the mechanism of the cerebral vasodilator effect of ketamine in anesthetized rabbits, we measured the internal carotid blood flow with an…”
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Cerebrovascular anatomy and blood flow measurements in the rabbit by Scremin, O U, Sonnenschein, R R, Rubinstein, E H

“…The arterial supply and venous drainage of the rabbit's brain were characterized by intravascular injection of casting material and intra-arterial…”
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Cholinergic cerebral vasodilatation: lack of involvement of cranial parasympathetic nerves by Scremin, O U, Sonnenschein, R R, Rubinstein, E H

“…Cerebral blood flow (CBF) was estimated by measurement of internal carotid blood flow (ICBF) and sagittal sinus blood flow (SSBF) in mechanically ventilated…”
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Midlatency auditory evoked responses: differential effects of a cholinergic agonist and antagonist by Buchwald, J S, Rubinstein, E H, Schwafel, J, Strandburg, R J

“…The effects of a cholinergic antagonist (scopolamine) and agonist (physostigmine) on the auditory middle latency evoked responses (MLRs) were studied in 7…”
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Minimizing movement-induced changes in twitch response during integrated electromyography by Kosek, P S, Sears, D H, Rubinstein, E H

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