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L H Cooperman
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Effects of anesthetics on splanchnic circulation and metabolism.
In the last 10 years intense interest in "halothane hepatitis" plus simpler and more reliable technology for measuring splanchnic blood flow have led to a fuller understanding of the splanchnic effects of anesthetics. For the first time, a rational choice of anesthetic technique can be made for the patient with splanchnic organ dysfunction.
Hypertension in the immediate postoperative period.
Sixty patients out of 1,844 recovery room admissions had significant postoperative arterial hypertension. Nearly 60% of them had a history of hypertension. The postoperative hypertension usually began within 30 min from the end of operation and lasted about 2 hours. In 20% of the patients it lasted 3 hours or longer. Complications attributable to hypertension were confined to this latter group. The principal factors possibly contributing to the pressure elevations were pain (35%), hypercarbia (15%) and emergence excitement (16%). Ten of the patients (17%) had no demonstrable cause for hypertension. The hypertension in this group appeared to have a shorter and more benign course.
Effects of anesthetics on cerebral, renal, and splanchnic circulations: recent developments.
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Plasma renin activity in patients undergoing surgery of the abdominal aorta.
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Splanchnic circulation in man during methoxyflurane anesthesia.
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Effects of anaesthetics on the splanchnic circulation.
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Serum ionized calcium changes following citrated blood transfusion in anaesthetized man.
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Time-dependent circulatory effects of methoxyflurane in man.
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Alarming reactions to ketamine in patients taking thyroid medication--treatment with propranolol.
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Succinylcholine-induced hyperkalemia in neuromuscular disease.
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Plasma free fatty acid levels during general anaesthesia and operation in man.
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Further studies of sympathetic actions of anaesthetics in intact and spinal animals.
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Massive hyperkalemia after administration of succinylcholine.
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A cassette recorder for the intraoperative electrocardiogram.
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Evidence for beta-receptor activation produced by halothane in normal man.
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Pulmonary edema in the operative and postoperative period: a review of 40 cases.
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Central sympathetic discharge and mean arterial pressure during halothane anaesthesia.
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