The clinical diagnosis of shock*

Patterns Of Septic Shock In Man—a Detailed Study Of 56 Patients

1967 • 384 citations

The Nature of Irreversible Shock

1964 • 323 citations

STUDIES ON THE CIRCULATORY CHANGES IN THE DOG PRODUCED BY ENDOTOXIN FROM GRAM-NEGATIVE MICROORGANISMS

1956 • 198 citations

Textbook of Veterinary Anesthesia

1971 • 152 citations

Effect of Gram-Negative Endotoxin on Pulmonary Circulation

1958 • 136 citations

Plasma Concentration of Epinephrine and Norepinephrine in Hemorrhagic and Anaphylactic Shock

1957 • 69 citations

Denervation of the Abdominal Viscera for the Treatment of Traumatic Shock

1963 • 65 citations

A Reproducible Model of Cardiogenic Shock in the Dog

1969 • 60 citations

Respiratory Failuire in Shock

1969 • 58 citations

Radiosulphate as a Measure of the Extracellular Fluid in Acute Hemorrhagic Shock

1969 • 41 citations

Thoracic Duct Lymph in Shock

1969 • 37 citations

Cardiorespiratory alterations in unanesthetized dogs due to gram-negative bacterial endotoxin

1971 • 20 citations

Determination of residual blood volume required for survival in rapidly hemorrhaged splenectomized dogs

1958 • 14 citations

Study of Effects of Norepinephrine on Microcirculation of the Dog Omentum in Oligemic Shock

1963 • 13 citations

Control of Total Vascular Resistance in Hemorrhagic Shock in the Dog

1963 • 11 citations

Shock—Basic Pathophysiology and Treatment

1972 • 10 citations

FLUID BALANCE IN CANINE SURGERY

1972 • 8 citations

Experimental lethal canine hemorrhage: ischemic abdominal viscera; absence of hemorrhagic gut or portal congestion

1971 • 7 citations

Comparison of Cardiorespiratory Changes in Surviving and Nonsurviving Shock Dogs

1970 • 6 citations

Hemodynamic and Metabolic Abnormalities in Septic Shock

1970 • 5 citations

Vascular pressure changes during hemorrhage and transfusion.

1969 • 4 citations

Clinical Guides to Therapy of Shock

1970 • 3 citations

Blood volume, bleeding volume and tolerance to hemorrhage in the splenectomized dog

1958 • 3 citations