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1979 • 492 citations

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1981 • 214 citations

Cardiovascular consequences of endogenous opiate antagonism

1983 • 107 citations

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1982 • 93 citations

Naloxone without transfusion prolongs survival and enhances cardiovascular function in hypovolemic shock.

1982 • 63 citations

Opiate receptors and endorphins in the pathophysiology of hemorrhagic shock.

1981 • 42 citations

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1982 • 37 citations

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1982 • 37 citations

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1982 • 34 citations

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1982 • 33 citations

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1986 • 27 citations

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1986 • 25 citations

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1986 • 4 citations