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Pancreatitis following administration of iodixanol in patients on hemodialysis: a pilot study by Kheda, M, Brenner, L, Riggans, D, Kota, V, Szerlip, H M

“…We previously described the association of pancreatitis with the use of iodixanol radiocontrast in two patients on hemodialysis. This study was designed to…”
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Sustained low-efficiency daily dialysis with hemofiltration for acute kidney injury in the presence of sepsis by Holt, B G, White, J J, Kuthiala, A, Fall, P, Szerlip, H M

“…Acute kidney injury (AKI) commonly occurs in critically ill patients with sepsis and is associated with poor outcomes. Unfortunately, the ideal mode of renal…”
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A 27-year-old homeless man with mental obtundation and a metabolic acidosis by Szerlip, H M

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Renal-dose dopamine: fact and fiction by Szerlip, H M

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Air embolism after intravenous injection of contrast material by IE, S. R, ROZANS, M. H, SZERLIP, H. M

“…Venous air embolism, though considered rare, occurs more frequently than it is recognized. We report the case of a 54-year-old man who was incidentally found…”
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Multiple Myeloma Associated with Lactic Acidosis by Ustun, Celalettin, Fall, Pamela, Szerlip, Harold M., Jillella, Anand, Hendricks, Linda, Burgess, Russell, Dainer, Paul

“…Type B lactic acidosis is rare among patients with malignant diseases. To date only one case report has documented lactic acidosis occurring in a patient with…”
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Analysis of the Costs and Benefits of Using Standardized Patients to Help Teach Physical Diagnosis by Hasle, Josie L

“…By incorporating the use of standardized patients to teach basic physical examination skills, Tulane University School of Medicine reduced faculty teaching…”
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The teaching of cellular and molecular biology: a survey of program directors in internal medicine by Szerlip, H M

“…Although there has been an explosion in our knowledge of cellular and molecular biology, it is unclear if medical students entering internal medicine residency…”
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Aldosterone-induced proteins: purification and localization of GP65,70 by Szerlip, H M, Weisberg, L, Clayman, M, Neilson, E, Wade, J B, Cox, M

“…Aldosterone stimulates sodium transport in responsive epithelia by inducing "effector" proteins that control or modulate transcellular sodium flux. We have…”
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Anion gap acidosis by Ishihara, K, Szerlip, H M

“…Although an anion gap at less than 20 mEq/L rarely has a defined etiology, significant elevations in the anion gap almost always signify presence of an…”
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Comparison between acetate and bicarbonate dialysis for the treatment of lithium intoxication by Szerlip, H M, Heeger, P, Feldman, G M

“…Lithium is used to treat manic-depressive disorders, but toxic side effects commonly occur. The preferred treatment of severe lithium intoxication is…”
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Aldosterone-induced glycoproteins: further characterization by Szerlip, H M, Cox, M

“…Aldosterone induces the synthesis of a group of glycoproteins (GP65,70) in toad urinary bladders which are potential effectors of the natriferic action of this…”
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Reemergence of sucrose nephropathy : Acute renal failure caused by high-dose intravenous immune globulin therapy by RUBIN ZHANG, SZERLIP, Harold M

“…Sucrose nephropathy was first described more than 50 years ago. The disorder is characterized by acute renal failure caused by the uptake of sucrose by renal…”
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Respiratory Complications of Pregnancy by Ie, Susanti, Rubio, Edmundo R, Alper, Brent, Szerlip, Harold M

“…The pregnant woman is susceptible to a variety of respiratory complications. When a pregnant patient presents with an abnormal chest x-ray or a pulmonary…”
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Hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis after chlorine inhalation by Szerlip, H M, Singer, I

“…Chlorine gas inhalation is usually accompanied by pulmonary toxicity and hypoxemia; the associated acidemia, when present, has been attributed to lactic…”
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Aldosterone-induced glycoproteins: electrophysiological-biochemical correlation by Szerlip, H M, Weisberg, L, Geering, K, Rossier, B C, Cox, M

“…Aldosterone induces the synthesis of a group of glycoproteins (GP65,70) in toad urinary bladders which are potential effectors of the natriferic action of this…”
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Human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly patients by BUTT, Adeel A, DASCOMB, Kristin K, DESALVO, Karen B, BAZZANO, Lydia, KISSINGER, Patricia J, SZERLIP, Harold M

“…The proportion of older individuals infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is rising. We performed a retrospective case-control study of 58…”
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Effect of renal impairment on disposition of pentopril and its active metabolite by Rakhit, A, Radensky, P, Szerlip, H M, Kochak, G M, Audet, P R, Hurley, M E, Feldman, G M

“…Disposition of pentopril was studied in 15 male volunteers with varying renal functions. Mild to moderate compromise in renal function did not demonstrate any…”
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Residency Program Director Evaluations Do Not Correlate With Performance on a Required 4th-Year Objective Structured Clinical Examination by Kahn, Marc J., Merrill, William W., Anderson, Delia S., Szerlip, Harold M.

“…Background: Assessment of resident performance is a complex task. Purpose: To correlate performance on a 4th-year objective structured clinical examination…”
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Profound hyperkalemia without electrocardiographic manifestations by Szerlip, H M, Weiss, J, Singer, I

“…Although the electrocardiogram (ECG) is not considered a reliable indicator of mild to moderate hyperkalemia, profound elevations of serum potassium…”
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