[Experiments in prolongation of resuscitation time after asphyxia in rabbits].
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A comparison of open-chest and closed-chest cardiac massage in dogs.
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Studies on reanimation with plasma expanders.
In dogs very severe haemorrhage, which leads to a state barely distinguishable from death, can be cured by one intra-arterial injection of dextran equal in volume to three-quarters or more of the estimated blood loss, provided that the dextran injection contains adrenaline and lobeline. Recovery after this treatment is only temporary, and a blood transfusion of about 25% of th e subject's lost volume of blood is needed for complete recovery. It may be possible to apply these results to man, in which case, the reanimation method of Negovsky could be simplified and therefore be easy to use in any circumstances.
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[Creatinephosphoric acid content in the brain in dying and in consecutive resuscitation].
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[On the effect of barbituric acid and lytic cocktail on the time of resuscitation after tracheal clamping with simultaneous brain ischemia].
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[Change in conditioned reflex activity of dogs resuscitated after clinical death from blood loss in conditions of hypothermia].
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[On pressor and depressor regulation of blood circulation in resuscitation of the organism after clinical death].
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[Respiratory rhythms in the EEG and the role of the respiratory center in the formation of electrical activity in the brain in resuscitation after clinical death].
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Resuscitation of dogs after lethal electric shock and the state of circulation in ventricular fibrillation.
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[Restoration of the vital functions of the organism after fatal electrotrauma].
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[Respiratory resuscitation of the animal in an anesthetized state of apnea by the Hering-Breuer deflation reflex].
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Anesthesia↗
[Features of the development of the terminal state arising after exclusion of the respiration with diplacin and methods of their treatment].
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[Evolution of structural changes arising in the brain of revied animals].
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[On an electronic device allowing the determination of the mechanism of cardiac syncope and starting corresponding reanimation in mammals].
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Changes in the conditioned reflex activity of dogs resuscitated after clinical death produced by exsanguination in hypothermia.
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[Experimental cardiac resuscitation: importance of cardiac massage with clamping of the thoracic aorta, of insulinated hypertonic glucose and of potassium chloride].
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[Restoration of vital functions in monkeys after mortal exsanguination in hypothermic conditions].
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[Electrocardiographical and electroencephalographical analysis of resuscitation in a state of apparent death from experimental hemorrhagic shock. (Subclavian intravenous transfusion)].
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