Titlebook: Neurohumoral and Metabolic Aspects of Injury; Proceeding of the IU Arisztid G. B. Kovách,H. B. Stoner,John J. Spitzer Conference proceeding

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Effect of Vasoconstrictors on Lymph Oxygen Tension in Normo- and Hypovolemiaused in the therapy of various forms of shock, It seems important to acquire information about their effect on tissue oxygenation. Tissue hypoxia has a key role in the pathogenesis of shock, there are, however, few data available on the level of tissue oxygen tension because of methodological diffic

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Transvascular Fluid Fluxes During Severe, Prolonged Canine Hemorrhagic or Endotoxin Hypotensiond filtration into tissue (especially skeletal muscle) during severe, prolonged hypotension is an important determinant of irreversibility in circulatory shock states resulting from blood loss or endotoxin. Experiments were conducted on mongrel dogs anesthetized with Na pentobarbital. The forelimb wa

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Thyroid Function after Injury has long been the subject of research and speculation. Hanbury (1959), summarizing the available data at that time, stated that any general conclusions as to the function of the thyroid in the postoperative state would be tenuously drawn from the work reviewed. Since then investigation of thyroid p

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Insulin Secretion during Hemorrhagic ShockH (8). These hormones induce various metabolic changes including hyperglycemia which regularly appears in the early period of hemorrhagic shock in well-fed animals (l7), being predominantly mediated by catecholamines, whereas glucocorticoids contribute to its intensity and persistence (9). The hyper

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The Effect of Persisting Hypovolemic Shock on Pancreatic Output of Insulinsis and information necessary for rational therapy. Physiological changes define successive stages of homeostasis: compensation, equilibrium and deterioration. The relation of the biochemical changes, however, to the continued effectiveness of compensatory mechanisms is not clear. Initial metabolic

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M. Reivich,A. G. B. Kovach,J. J. Spitzer,P. Sandorltiple imbrications of space, place, and environment with/in children and young people’s lives. All the contributors offer a suite of theoretical tools for thinking through how space, place, and environment are (con)figured in children and young people’s lives. They demonstrate how the social border

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E. Monos,A. G. B. Kovách,Z. áprili,Zs. Suba,L. Cserényiker prize-winning . (1999) attracts most attention for its problematic depiction of race and racial relations between white and black South Africa in the transition to post-apartheid—this is true even with regard to the controversy surrounding the depiction of Lucy’s rape.. There is, however, also a

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