THE CHANGE IN PULMONARY ALVEOLAR VENTILATION ACHIEVED BY AIDING THE DEFLATION PHASE OF RESPIRATION DURING ANESTHESIA FOR SURGICAL OPERATIONS

IMPORTANCE OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE PHASE IN MECHANICAL RESPIRATORS

1953 • 100 citations

CARDIAC ARREST DURING ANESTHESIA AND SURGERY

1949 • 67 citations

Respiratory acidosis; its relationship to cardiac function and other physiologic mechanisms.

1952 • 53 citations

DISTURBANCES IN ACID-BASE BALANCE DURING ETHER ANESTHESIA

1950 • 44 citations

PHYSIOLOGIC STUDIES FOLLOWING THORACIC SURGERY

1953 • 41 citations

A CLINICAL STUDY OF RESPIRATORY EXCHANGE DURING PROLONGED OPERATIONS WITH AN OPEN THORAX

1950 • 38 citations

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS DURING OPERATIONS*

1951 • 35 citations

EFFECT OF POSITION AND ARTIFICAL VENTILATION ON THE EXCRETION OF CARBON DIOXIDE DURING THORACIC SURGERY

1951 • 19 citations

The effect of ether anesthesia upon alveolar ventilation and acid-base balance in man; with particular reference to deficient ventilation and its prevention during intrathoracic procedures.

1952 • 14 citations

A DEVICE PRODUCING REGULATED ASSISTED RESPIRATION. II. THE PREVENTION OF HYPOVENTILATION AND MEDIASTINAL MOTION DURING INTRATHORACIC SURGERY

1952 • 10 citations