[ADRENALINE AND HYPOFIBRINOGENEMIS. 2. DISSEMINATED INTRA-VASCULAR COAGULATION "IN VIVO" AND PARADOXAL HYPERCOAGULABILITY "IN VITRO" IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK STATE].
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Afibrinogenemia↗
Biomedical subjects
E M TINOCO
Publications and source records attributed to E M TINOCO.
[ADRENALINE AND HYPOFIBRINOGENEMIA. I. PARTICIPATION OF FIBRINOGEN B AND OF PROFIBRIN IN THE HYPERCOAGULABILITY OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK STATES].
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Afibrinogenemia↗
[Changes of the adenylic system and of serotonin (5 HT) in the blood in hemorrhagic shock in dogs].
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Adenine Nucleotides↗
[Increase of blood adrenalin in states of shock].
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Blood Physiological Phenomena↗
[Ehrlich's mast cells; experimental data for the study of their function].
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Arteriosclerosis↗
[Acute accidental lead poisoning causing occlusive abdominal syndrome; diagnosis made by determination of urinary coproporphyrins].
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Abdomen↗
[Clinical case of congenital arteriovenous fistulas of the lower extremities and acquired elephantiasis].
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Arteriovenous Fistula↗
[Early diagnosis and prognosis of shock by an original plethysmographic technic].
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Early Diagnosis↗
[Fatal hemorrhage during thoracic surgery caused by the incoagulability of the blood; afibrinogenemia syndrome due to fibrinolysis].
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Afibrinogenemia↗
[Summary of some publications of 1949, related to peripheral vascular unit].
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Blood Vessels↗
[An indirect method of measuring hepatic blood flow; experimental study].
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Blood Circulation↗