Homeostasis in Injury and Shock. Advances in Physiological Sciences

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ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page xi, A.G.B. Kovács, J.J. Spitzer, H.B. Stoner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Page xii
THE BRAIN IN SHOCK, Pages 3-23, Arisztid G.B. Kovách
THERMOREGULATION AFTER TRAUMA, Pages 25-33, H.B. Stoner
NEUROENDOCRINE RESPONSES TO INJURY AND SHOCK, Pages 35-44, William F. Ganong
DISCUSSION, Pages 45-46, A.G.B. Kovách
EFFECT OF INJURY AND INFECTION ON VISCERAL METABOLISM AND CIRCULATION, Pages 47-61, D.W. Wilmore, C.W. Goodwin, L.H. Aulick, M.C. Powanda, A.D. Mason Jr., B.A. Pruitt Jr.
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM AFTER INJURY. THE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF HYPERGLYCAEMIA, Pages 63-70, D.F. Heath
SYMPATHO-ADRENAL AND LOCAL CONTROL OF ADIPOSE TISSUE FUNCTION IN INJURY AND SHOCK, Pages 71-80, Bertil B. Fredholm
PLASMA PROTEIN CONCENTRATION AFTER INJURY — A SIMPLE COMPUTER MODEL, Pages 81-89, A. Fleck, B. Clark
DISCUSSION, Pages 91-92, D.W. Wilmore
CARDIOVASCULAR REFLEXES AFTER INJURY, Pages 93-97, R.A. Little
CONTROL OF CORONARY VASCULAR TONE IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Pages 99-108, Gábor Rubányi
THE EFFECT OF INJURY ON THE MICROCIRCULATION, Pages 109-117, David H. Lewis
DISCUSSION, Pages 119-120, D.H. Lewis
PLASMA CATECHOLAMINES IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS, Pages 121-129, R. Kvetňanský
ENDORPHIN INVOLVEMENT IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SHOCK AND TRAUMA: THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF NALOXONE, Pages 131-140, John W. Holaday, Alan I. Faden
DISCUSSION, Page 141, J.W. Holaday
ALTERED INSULIN SENSITIVITY IN ENDOTOXIN AND SEPTIC SHOCK, Pages 143-150, Judy A. Spitzer
EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF CATECHOLAMINES IN ALTERING GLUCOSE METABOLISM AFTER INJURY, Pages 151-158, R.R. Wolfe, M.J. Durkot, J.F. Burke
LIVER GLYCOGEN PHOSPHORYLASE, CATECHOLAMINES AND STRESS, Pages 159-168, Š. Németh, R. Kvetňanský, J. Kolena
DISCUSSION, Page 169, Š. Németh
INTERRELATIONS OF RES ENDOCYTIC AND EXOCYTIC FUNCTIONS WITH GLUCOSE HOMEOSTASIS IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 171-180, James P. Filkins, Philip M. Kober
METABOLIC AND ENDOCRINE ALTERATIONS FOLLOWING ENDOTOXIN ADMINISTRATION IN NORMAL AND DIABETIC RATS, Pages 181-189, D.L. Kelleher, G.J. Bagby, J.J. Spitzer
DISCUSSION, Page 191, J.J. Spitzer
PROTECTION OF MYOCARDIAL STRUCTURE IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Pages 195-196, I. Balogh, G. Rubányi, A.G.B. Kovách
ON LUNG MORPHOLOGY IN SHOCK, Pages 197-198, Tzanka Bosnakova, Maria Veleva, Nicola A. Nikolov
ENDOGENOUS FUEL UTILIZATION OF HEART, DIAPHRAGM AND LIVER IN CARDIOGENIC SHOCK, Pages 199-201, Anna M. Daniel, Lloyd D. MacLean
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF BRAIN FUNCTION IN ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 203-204, J. Deleva, P. Doukova, N.A. Nikolov
CATECHOLAMINES, CYCLIC AMP AND METABOLIC SUBSTRATES AFTER ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE RAT, Pages 205-206, B.B. Fredholm, B. Hamberger, L.-O. Farnebo
CATECHOLAMINES, CYCLIC AMP AND METABOLIC SUBSTRATES IN MONKEYS SUBJECTED TO CYTOTROPIC ANAPHYLAXIS, Pages 207-208, B.B. Fredholm, B. Revenäs, G. Smedegård, T. Saldeen, K. Strandberg
MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF RABBITS MYOCARDIUM IN ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 209-210, A. Gegova, M. Kamenova, P. Doukova, N.A. Nikolov
EFFECT OF FASTING AND HEMORRHAGIC HYPOTENSION ON NICKEL CONTENT OF DIFFERENT ORGANS IN THE RAT, Pages 211-212, Anna Gergely, G. Rubányi, Mária Bakos, A.G.B. Kovách, ö. Gaál
ENDORPHINS IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Pages 213-214, Nelson J. Gurll, David G. Reynolds, Thomas Vargish
CHANGES IN ACTH, STH, TSH, PROLACTIN, THYROXINE AND TRIIODTHYRONINE DURING ENDOTOXIN SHOCK IN RATS, Pages 215-216, Chr. Hadjikostova, St. Milanov, N. Visheva, B. Zakharieva, N.A. Nikolov
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF CEREBRAL MICROCIRCULATION IN RABBITS DURING ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 217-218, M. Kamenova, A. Gegova, P. Doukova, N.A. Nikolov
REGULATION OF GLUCONEOGENIC INTERMEDIATES IN ENDOTOXIC AND SEPTIC RAT LIVERS, Pages 219-220, Robert E. Kuttner, William Schumer, Frank Apantaku, Ashley J.P. Yates
HYPERTONIC NaCl INFUSIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK: A SURPRISING EFFECT, Pages 221-222, O.U. Lopes, V. Pontieri, I.T. Velasco, M.Rocha e Silva Jr.
CORRELATION BETWEEN LIVER UPTAKE OF 14C-ENDOTOXIN AND 3H-DEXAMETHASONE BINDING IN HIGH RESPONDER AND LOW RESPONDER MICE, Pages 223-224, R.E. McCallum, R.D. Stith
COAGULATION STUDIES ON THORACIC DUCT LYMPH IN HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK DOGS, Pages 225-226, N. Müller, H.-P. Danckworth
CHANGES IN THE BIOTRANSFORMING ACTIVITY OF HEPATIC ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM IN RATS TREATED WITH E. COLI ENDOTOXIN, Pages 227-228, P. Nenov, N.A. Nikolov, J. Dobrev
THE EFFECT OF E. COLI ENDOTOXIN ON GASTRIC EVACUATION AND INTESTINAL PROPULSION, Pages 229-230, N.A. Nikolov, V. Deninsky, M. Tsafarov
REACTIVITY OF THE ADRENAL CORTEX DURING ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 231-232, M. Petkova, R. Grigorova, N.A. Nikolov, J. Jordanov
ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY OF ERYTHROCYTES IN RABBITS DURING ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 233-234, R. Petrova, A. Vassileva, St. Stoev, P. Doukova, N.A. Nikolov
RESETTING OF THE BARORECEPTOR-HEART RATE REFLEX IN THE UNANAESTHETIZED RAT DURING AND FOLLOWING A PERIOD OF HIND LIMB ISCHAEMIA, Pages 235-236, W.S. Redfern, R.A. Little, H.B. Stoner
ALTERATIONS OF THE ALVEOLAR SURFACTANT IN HAEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Page 237, A. Réffy, L. Takács, Zs. Demel, L. Józsa
INTRA-AORTIC INFUSIONS OF HYPERTONIC NaCl DO NOT REVERSE HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK, Pages 239-240, M.Rocha e Silva Jr., I.T. Velasco, V. Pontieri, O.U. Lopes
THE EFFECT OF HEPATIC MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION ON GLUCONEOGENESIS IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Pages 241-242, Robert S. Rhodes
CHANGES IN THE EFFECTIVE RENAL PLASMA FLOW IN RABBITS WITH ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 243-244, L. Salambashev, T. Andreeva, P. Trindev, N.A. Nikolov
IN VIVO AND IN VITRO EFFECTS OF ENDOTOXIN ON HEPATIC MEMBRANE TRANSPORT OF Na+K+, AND Ca2+, Pages 245-246, M.M. Sayeed, K.W. Corrigan
PROTECTION OF MYOCARDIAL FUNCTION IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Pages 247-248, ö. Sátori, G. Rubányi, M. Bakos, A.G.B. Kovách
KALLIKREIN AND PLASMA ENZYMES IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Pages 249-250, D.W. Scheuch, Helga Orlik, H. Kühne, Steffi Kopprasch, Ursula Schaper
THE ROLE OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER IN ENDOTOXIC SHOCK. EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF INTRAVENOUS AND INTRACISTERNAL INJECTIONS OF ENDOTOXIN, Pages 251-252, F.W. Schmahl, E. Betz, H. Heckers, W. Schlote, B. Urbaschek
AV-FISTULA SHOCK: A NEW EXPERIMENTAL SHOCK MODEL, Pages 253-254, H.D. Schmidt, D. Krumhaar, K.H. Neumann, M. Alexander
PLASMA GLUCOSE AND INSULIN LEVELS IN RATS DURING ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 255-256, L. Sirakov, P. Doukova, N.A. Nikolov, A. Shisheva, I. Sirakova
TWO CARDIORESPIRATORY PATTERNS OF ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE MONKEY, Pages 257-258, Göran Smedegård, Björn Revenäs
HEPATIC ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES DURING SPLANCHNIC SHOCK IN DOGS (RELATION WITH HEPATIC MICROCIRCULATION IN SHOCK), Pages 259-261, H. Lambert, R. Bénichoux, N.A. Nikolov
CHANGES IN THE HEPATIC MICROCIRCULATION DURING SPLANCHNIC SHOCK INDUCED BY IN- AND OUTFLOW OCCLUSION OF THE HEPATIC VESSELS, Pages 263-265, E. Stoitchcov, R. Bénichoux
METABOLIC CHANGES IN BURN SHOCK, Pages 267-268, K. Szabó, I. Tulok, J. Novak
CEREBROVASCULAR EFFECTS OF SUSTAINED NOREPINEPHRINE INFUSION, Pages 269-270, László Szabó, Mária Babosa, Arisztid G.B. Kovách
RETRANSFUSION ACIDOSIS AND VENTILATION, Pages 271-272, L. Takács, Gy. Szántó, E. Vándor
ACID-BASE CHANGES IN THE BLOOD OF RABBITS IN ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 273-274, Dimitar Trifonov, Nikola A. Nikolov
ANAEROBIC METABOLISM AND OXYGEN TRANSPORT INDICATORS IN ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 275-276, Dimitar Trifonov
INFLUENCE OF BaCl2 ON THE BLOOD FLOW IN THE MESENTERIC ARTERY OF DOGS UNDER AN ENDOTOXIN SHOCK, Pages 277-278, N.A. Nikolov, M. Tsafarov
MYOFIBRILLAR ALTERATIONS OF HEART IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK, Page 279, T. Varga, A. Réffy, E. Vándor, L. Takács, L. Józsa
EVOLUTION OF LACTACIDEMIA DURING TREATMENT OF CIRCULATORY SHOCK, Pages 281-282, J.L. Vincent, M. Leeman, Ph. Dufaye, J. Berré, J.P. Degaute, R.J. Kahn
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES ON THE ACID-BASE METABOLISM, BLOOD GASES AND SOME VENTILATORY PARAMETERS WITHIN EXOTOXIC UNDEN SHOCK, Pages 283-284, E.I. Yanev, A. Delibasheva
URINARY EXCRETION OF 3-METHYLHISTIDINE IN INJURED RATS, Pages 285-286, Gordana Žunić, J. Savić, D. Pantelić
CLOSING REMARKS, Pages 287-289, H.B. Stoner
INDEX, Pages 291-294