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HIGH-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION VERSUS CONVENTIONAL VENTILATION FOLLOWING SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION AND PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION
Authors: MROZEK JD BING DR MEYERS PA CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Jd. Mrozek et al., HIGH-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION VERSUS CONVENTIONAL VENTILATION FOLLOWING SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION AND PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION, Pediatric pulmonology, 26(1), 1998, pp. 21-29
IMPACT OF SYNCHRONIZED VENTILATION ON THE EARLY PHYSIOLOGICAL-RESPONSE TO SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION
Authors: MROZEK JD BENDELSTENZEL EM MEYERS PA BING DR CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Jd. Mrozek et al., IMPACT OF SYNCHRONIZED VENTILATION ON THE EARLY PHYSIOLOGICAL-RESPONSE TO SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION, Journal of investigative medicine, 46(1), 1998, pp. 131-131
SYNCHRONIZED PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION - IMPROVED GAS-EXCHANGE AND DECREASED PATIENT EFFORT
Authors: BENDELSTENZEL EM BING DR MEYERS PA CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Em. Bendelstenzel et al., SYNCHRONIZED PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION - IMPROVED GAS-EXCHANGE AND DECREASED PATIENT EFFORT, Journal of investigative medicine, 46(1), 1998, pp. 139-139
EFFECT OF WEIGHT-GAIN ON PULMONARY-FUNCTION AFTER SMOKING CESSATION IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY
Authors: WISE RA ENRIGHT PL CONNETT JE ANTHONISEN NR KANNER RE LINDGREN P OHARA P OWENS GR RAND CS TASHKIN DP
Citation: Ra. Wise et al., EFFECT OF WEIGHT-GAIN ON PULMONARY-FUNCTION AFTER SMOKING CESSATION IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 157(3), 1998, pp. 866-872
PRISM ADAPTATION STUDY - REPLY
Authors: CONNETT JE REPKA MX SCOTT WE
Citation: Je. Connett et al., PRISM ADAPTATION STUDY - REPLY, Ophthalmology, 105(6), 1998, pp. 946-947
EARLY AND LATE WEIGHT-GAIN FOLLOWING SMOKING CESSATION IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY
Authors: OHARA P CONNETT JE LEE WW NIDES M MURRAY R WISE R
Citation: P. Ohara et al., EARLY AND LATE WEIGHT-GAIN FOLLOWING SMOKING CESSATION IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY, American journal of epidemiology, 148(9), 1998, pp. 821-830
EXOGENOUS SURFACTANT AND PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION - PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS
Authors: MROZEK JD SMITH KM BING DR MEYERS PA SIMONTON SC CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Jd. Mrozek et al., EXOGENOUS SURFACTANT AND PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION - PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 156(4), 1997, pp. 1058-1065
INTENSIVE-CARE OF PATIENTS WITH HIV-INFECTION - UTILIZATION, CRITICALILLNESSES, AND OUTCOMES
Authors: ROSEN MJ CLAYTON K SCHNEIDER RF FULKERSON W RAO AV STANSELL J KVALE PA GLASSROTH J REICHMAN LB WALLACE JM HOPEWELL PC TURNER J OSMOND D MERRIFIELD C MOSSAR M HIRSCHTICK R MEISELMAN L MANGHISI KK SCHNEIDER R MANGURA BT BARNES S RICHER B AU J COULSON A CLEMENTE V MARKOWITZ N SARAVOLATZ LD JOHNSON C HUITSING J KRYSTOFORSKI A POOLE WK HANSEN N JORDON M THOMPSON J MYERS D LAVANGE L KATZIN J WILCOSKY T LOU Y KALICA AR WITTES J FOLLMANN DA CHERNIAK R WARE JH BARTLETT JG CONNETT JE DANIELE RP FRENCH JF GOEBEL FD SNIDER DE TURINO GN
Citation: Mj. Rosen et al., INTENSIVE-CARE OF PATIENTS WITH HIV-INFECTION - UTILIZATION, CRITICALILLNESSES, AND OUTCOMES, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 155(1), 1997, pp. 67-71
PRISM ADAPTATION STUDY - REPLY
Authors: REPKA MX CONNETT JE SCOTT WE
Citation: Mx. Repka et al., PRISM ADAPTATION STUDY - REPLY, Ophthalmology, 104(11), 1997, pp. 1725-1726
MULTIPLE RISK FACTOR INTERVENTION TRIAL - RISK FACTOR CHANGES AND MORTALITY RESULTS (REPRINTED FROM JAMA, VOL 248, PG 1465-1477, 1982)
Authors: PAUL O ARNOLD CB MANDRIOTA R AMES RP EISENBACH JR BOHN E THOMAS HE KANNEL WB ROTONDO R CONNORS J BRAND FN SMITH LK PRISCO MT GREENE P KEZDI P STANLEY EL BLACK WL ERNST FA CASE EJ BENTLEY V COVERT D LUCIUS M PARIS F SEMMETT R SKOTKO L CHRISTAKIS G BURR JM GERACE TA WILCOX ME BRAMSON D BENEZRA J WEDDLE J KAYE J PADRON M RAUTAHARJU PM WOLF H BENFARI RC MCINTYRE KM DANIELSON E OCKENE J KOUSCHHOWARD D BALDWIN AD WILD JB GREENLICK M GROVER J LAMB S BAILEY J DYER J BROKOP B STEVENS V BAILEY G HOLMES W PICKERING JE ALLAIRE J DUFFY EL FELLON D FEINSTEIN B HUTCHINS D RUBEL G COOPER GR BAYSE DD MILLER DT HAINLINE A KUCHMAK M WIEBE DA WINN CL TAYLOR L BOTERO BL GILL JB LASSER NL HYMOWITZ N MEZEY KC MUNVES B PARELL E BURGIO S LASSER V JOHNSON B JEFFREY S RICE E STAMLER J MOSS D PERSKY V ROBINSON E VANHORN L SHANNON K MEYERS D COHEN L MORGAN J GRUNDMANN G VESTAL TD HUANG B BERKSON DM LAUGER G GRUJIC S OBRADOVIC D PARDO E DUA S MCGOWAN S BILLINGS J HULLEY SB SMITH WM SYME SL COHEN R DZVONIK L ROOS L KAHN M WIDDOWSON GM WILLIAMS GZ KUEHNEMAN ML SCHOENBERGER JA SCHOENENBERGER JC SHEKELLE RB NERI GS DOLECEK T BETZ E SKWERES L OPPENHEIMER F GERNHOFER N HARDY GG MCGILL E HALL Y WRIGHT NH KOPEL SA SUCKERMAN KR SCHORIN M SIMON N COHEN JD BUNKERS E RONCHETTO B GRODSKY E FRESSOLA A DANIELGENTRY J TREIMAN R SULLIVAN W SCHNAPER HW HUGHES GH OBERMAN A HILL CC ALLEN R BRAGG C STOKES S JOHNSON P BORHANI NO SUGARS C KIRKPATRICK K LEE M DEBOURELANDO S LABAW F TURNERTUCKER J SHERWIN RW SEXTON MS CUSACK NE DEBARROS QTF DISCHINGER PC SPIZLER JF HEINER JD PILKINGTON MB SCANLON BL GRIMM RH MITTELMARK M CROW RS BLACKBURN H JACOBS D RAINS D MCDONALD M LENZ K PRINEAS RJ CROW RC BUZZARD IM GRAMBSCH PV WENZ J KJELSBERG MO BARTSCH GE NEATON JD AUS BM BENDICKSON J BROSTE SK CONNETT JE DUCHENE AG DURKIN DA GORDER DL GRANDITS GA HULTGREN DH KNICKERBOCKER A RASMUSSEN WL SVENDSEN KH WILLE L KULLER LH MCDONALD R CAGGIULA A FALVOGERARD L MEILAHN E MILAS NC RUSSELL R HORBIAK J ALMAN M SOUTHWICK K MOYER R GAHAGAN E GIESE WK MARTIN JF KEITH JA HARRISON HH MATHIS DE BROWN CK FISHMAN E WAMPLER L NEWMARK G ROSENFIELD F SIDDIQUI S SAVAGE W BRADFORD A INSULL W FARQUHAR JW JENKINS CD RAPAPORT E THOMPSON DJ TYROLER HA WILLIS PW FRIEDEWALD WT ZUKEL W DOYLE JT BURCHELL HB YU PN WILLIS PW FURBERG CD CUTLER JA ZUKEL WJ PASSAMANI ER KAELBER CT FARRAND ME TILLOTSON JL VERTER JI WU MC GORDON T HALPERIN M MCGEE DL BLASZKOWSKI TP EBERLEIN KA HARRIS CE DERN PL FRIEDMAN LM MAY GS VARGOSKO AJ
Citation: O. Paul et al., MULTIPLE RISK FACTOR INTERVENTION TRIAL - RISK FACTOR CHANGES AND MORTALITY RESULTS (REPRINTED FROM JAMA, VOL 248, PG 1465-1477, 1982), JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association, 277(7), 1997, pp. 582-594
PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION - A COMPARISON USING CONVENTIONAL AND HIGH-FREQUENCY TECHNIQUES IN AN ANIMAL-MODEL OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY-FAILURE
Authors: SMITH KM BING DR MEYERS PA CONNETT JE BOROS SJ MAMMEL MC
Citation: Km. Smith et al., PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION - A COMPARISON USING CONVENTIONAL AND HIGH-FREQUENCY TECHNIQUES IN AN ANIMAL-MODEL OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY-FAILURE, Critical care medicine, 25(7), 1997, pp. 1179-1186
PROLONGED PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION USING CONVENTIONAL AND HIGH-FREQUENCY VENTILATORY TECHNIQUES - GAS-EXCHANGE AND LUNG PATHOLOGY IN AN ANIMAL-MODEL OF RESPIRATORY-DISTRESS SYNDROME
Authors: SMITH KM MROZEK JD SIMONTON SC BING DR MEYERS PA CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Km. Smith et al., PROLONGED PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION USING CONVENTIONAL AND HIGH-FREQUENCY VENTILATORY TECHNIQUES - GAS-EXCHANGE AND LUNG PATHOLOGY IN AN ANIMAL-MODEL OF RESPIRATORY-DISTRESS SYNDROME, Critical care medicine, 25(11), 1997, pp. 1888-1897
BAYESIAN TOBIT MODELING OF LONGITUDINAL ORDINAL CLINICAL-TRIAL COMPLIANCE DATA WITH NONIGNORABLE MISSINGNESS
Authors: COWLES MK CARLIN BP CONNETT JE
Citation: Mk. Cowles et al., BAYESIAN TOBIT MODELING OF LONGITUDINAL ORDINAL CLINICAL-TRIAL COMPLIANCE DATA WITH NONIGNORABLE MISSINGNESS, Journal of the American Statistical Association, 91(433), 1996, pp. 86-98
PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION VS GAS VENTILATION - HISTOLOGIC DIFFERENCES USING HIGH-FREQUENCY AND CONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES
Authors: SMITH KM SIMONTON SC BING DR MEYERS PA CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Km. Smith et al., PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION VS GAS VENTILATION - HISTOLOGIC DIFFERENCES USING HIGH-FREQUENCY AND CONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES, Journal of investigative medicine, 44(1), 1996, pp. 132-132
METHACHOLINE REACTIVITY PREDICTS CHANGES IN LUNG-FUNCTION OVER TIME IN SMOKERS WITH EARLY CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY-DISEASE
Authors: TASHKIN DP ALTOSE MD CONNETT JE KANNER RE LEE WW WISE RA
Citation: Dp. Tashkin et al., METHACHOLINE REACTIVITY PREDICTS CHANGES IN LUNG-FUNCTION OVER TIME IN SMOKERS WITH EARLY CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY-DISEASE, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 153(6), 1996, pp. 1802-1811
OVERALL AND CAUSE-SPECIFIC MORTALITY IN A COHORT OF HOMO- BISEXUAL MEN, INJECTING DRUG-USERS, AND FEMALE PARTNERS OF HIV-INFECTED MEN/
Authors: POOLE WK FULKERSON W LOU Y KVALE P HOPEWELL PC HIRSCHTICK R GLASSROTH J ROSEN M MANGURA B WALLACE J MARKOWITZ N STANSELL J TURNER J OSMOND D MOSSAR M MEISELMAN L MANGHISI KK CARDOZO C KALB TH REICHMAN LB JENKINS S HANSON C DOWELL F OTOOLE M LEMAIRE B RICHER B AU J COULSON A CLEMENTE V SHAPIRO B SARAVOLATZ LD JOHNSON C HUITSING J KRYSTOFORSKI A RAO AV CLAYTON K HANSEN N JORDAN M THOMPSON J MYERS D LAVANGE L KATZIN J WILCOSKY T GAME S KALICA A PEAVY H WITTES J FOLLMANN DA WISE R CHERNIACK R WARE JH BARTLETT JG CONNETT JE DANIELE RP FRENCH JF GOEBEL FD SNIDER DE TURINO GN
Citation: Wk. Poole et al., OVERALL AND CAUSE-SPECIFIC MORTALITY IN A COHORT OF HOMO- BISEXUAL MEN, INJECTING DRUG-USERS, AND FEMALE PARTNERS OF HIV-INFECTED MEN/, AIDS, 10(11), 1996, pp. 1257-1264
THE ONE-YEAR SURGICAL OUTCOME AFTER PRISM ADAPTATION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF ACQUIRED ESOTROPIA
Authors: REPKA MX CONNETT JE SCOTT WE
Citation: Mx. Repka et al., THE ONE-YEAR SURGICAL OUTCOME AFTER PRISM ADAPTATION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF ACQUIRED ESOTROPIA, Ophthalmology, 103(6), 1996, pp. 922-927
INTERPRETING THE PRISM ADAPTATION STUDY - REPLY
Authors: REPKA MX CONNETT JE SCOTT WE
Citation: Mx. Repka et al., INTERPRETING THE PRISM ADAPTATION STUDY - REPLY, Ophthalmology, 103(12), 1996, pp. 1985-1985
PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION AND SURFACTANT - INTERACTION ADN ADMINISTRATION ORDER EFFECTS
Authors: MROZEK JD SMITH KM CONNETT JE BING DR MEYERS PA MAMMEL MC
Citation: Jd. Mrozek et al., PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION AND SURFACTANT - INTERACTION ADN ADMINISTRATION ORDER EFFECTS, Pediatric research, 39(4), 1996, pp. 2040-2040
PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION VS GAS VENTILATION - HISTOLOGIC DIFFERENCES USING HIGH-FREQUENCY AND CONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES
Authors: SMITH KM SIMONTON SC BING DR MEYERS PA CONNETT JE MAMMEL MC
Citation: Km. Smith et al., PARTIAL LIQUID VENTILATION VS GAS VENTILATION - HISTOLOGIC DIFFERENCES USING HIGH-FREQUENCY AND CONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES, Pediatric research, 39(4), 1996, pp. 2083-2083
SAFETY OF NICOTINE POLACRILEX GUM USED BY 3,094 PARTICIPANTS IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY
Authors: MURRAY RP BAILEY WC DANIELS K BJORNSON WM KURNOW K CONNETT JE NIDES MA KILEY JP
Citation: Rp. Murray et al., SAFETY OF NICOTINE POLACRILEX GUM USED BY 3,094 PARTICIPANTS IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY, Chest, 109(2), 1996, pp. 438-445
SPIROMETRY IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY .2. DETERMINANTS OF SHORT-TERM INTRAINDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY
Authors: ENRIGHT PL CONNETT JE KANNER RE JOHNSON LR LEE WW
Citation: Pl. Enright et al., SPIROMETRY IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY .2. DETERMINANTS OF SHORT-TERM INTRAINDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 151(2), 1995, pp. 406-411
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SMOKING CESSATION AFTER 3 YEARS IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY
Authors: BJORNSON W RAND C CONNETT JE LINDGREN P NIDES M POPE F BUIST AS HOPPERYAN C OHARA P
Citation: W. Bjornson et al., GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SMOKING CESSATION AFTER 3 YEARS IN THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY, American journal of public health, 85(2), 1995, pp. 223-230
DOES SYNCHRONIZED INTERMITTENT MANDATORY VENTILATION DECREASE METABOLIC WORK DURING INFANT MECHANICAL VENTILATION
Authors: SMITH KM BING DR CONNETT JE BOROS SJ MAMMEL MC
Citation: Km. Smith et al., DOES SYNCHRONIZED INTERMITTENT MANDATORY VENTILATION DECREASE METABOLIC WORK DURING INFANT MECHANICAL VENTILATION, Pediatric research, 37(4), 1995, pp. 350-350
PREDICTORS OF INITIAL SMOKING CESSATION AND RELAPSE THROUGH THE 1ST 2YEARS OF THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY
Authors: NIDES MA RAKOS RF GONZALES D MURRAY RP TASHKIN DP BJORNSONBENSON WM LINDGREN P CONNETT JE
Citation: Ma. Nides et al., PREDICTORS OF INITIAL SMOKING CESSATION AND RELAPSE THROUGH THE 1ST 2YEARS OF THE LUNG HEALTH STUDY, Journal of consulting and clinical psychology, 63(1), 1995, pp. 60-69
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