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ONGOING EDUCATION OF THE NON-CCM PHYSICIAN - FUNDAMENTAL CRITICAL CARE SUPPORT (FCCS) COURSE AND OTHER METHODS
Authors: GRISSOM TE FARMER JC
Citation: Te. Grissom et Jc. Farmer, ONGOING EDUCATION OF THE NON-CCM PHYSICIAN - FUNDAMENTAL CRITICAL CARE SUPPORT (FCCS) COURSE AND OTHER METHODS, New horizons, 6(3), 1998, pp. 300-306
TRANSPORT VENTILATOR PERFORMANCE UNDER HYPOBARIC CONDITIONS
Authors: GRISSOM TE PAPIER KS
Citation: Te. Grissom et Ks. Papier, TRANSPORT VENTILATOR PERFORMANCE UNDER HYPOBARIC CONDITIONS, Anesthesiology, 87(3), 1997, pp. 436-436
CONTINUOUS GASTRIC SUCTIONING DECREASES MEASURED ESOPHAGEAL TEMPERATURE DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA
Authors: NELSON EJ GRISSOM TE
Citation: Ej. Nelson et Te. Grissom, CONTINUOUS GASTRIC SUCTIONING DECREASES MEASURED ESOPHAGEAL TEMPERATURE DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA, Journal of clinical monitoring, 12(6), 1996, pp. 429-432
EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ON PHENYLEPHRINE-INDUCED VASCULAR SMOOTH-MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS IN ENDOTOXIN-EXPOSED RAT AORTIC RINGS
Authors: GRISSOM TE BINA S HART J MULDOON SM
Citation: Te. Grissom et al., EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ON PHENYLEPHRINE-INDUCED VASCULAR SMOOTH-MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS IN ENDOTOXIN-EXPOSED RAT AORTIC RINGS, Critical care medicine, 24(2), 1996, pp. 287-293
CONTINUOUS GASTRIC SUCTIONING DECREASES MEASURED ESOPHAGEAL TEMPERATURE DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA
Authors: NELSON EJ GRISSOM TE POTERACK KA
Citation: Ej. Nelson et al., CONTINUOUS GASTRIC SUCTIONING DECREASES MEASURED ESOPHAGEAL TEMPERATURE DURING GENERAL-ANESTHESIA, Anesthesiology, 83(3A), 1995, pp. 400-400
THE EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON NEUROLOGIC OUTCOME DURING THE RECOVERY PERIOD OF SPINAL-CORD INJURY IN RATS
Authors: GRISSOM TE MITZEL HC BUNEGIN L ALBIN MS
Citation: Te. Grissom et al., THE EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON NEUROLOGIC OUTCOME DURING THE RECOVERY PERIOD OF SPINAL-CORD INJURY IN RATS, Anesthesia and analgesia, 79(1), 1994, pp. 66-74
SKIN TEMPERATURE-CHANGES AS AN EARLY INDICATOR OF SUCCESSFUL BRACHIAL-PLEXUS BLOCKADE
Authors: POTERACK KA YIN W GRISSOM TE HAWKINS RS HERSACK RA SLAVOSKI JN VALLEY MA
Citation: Ka. Poterack et al., SKIN TEMPERATURE-CHANGES AS AN EARLY INDICATOR OF SUCCESSFUL BRACHIAL-PLEXUS BLOCKADE, Anesthesia and analgesia, 78(2), 1994, pp. 186-186
TITRATION OF INTRAVENOUS ANESTHETICS FOR CARDIOVERSION - A COMPARISONOF PROPOFOL, METHOHEXITAL, AND MIDAZOLAM
Authors: GALE DW GRISSOM TE MIRENDA JV
Citation: Dw. Gale et al., TITRATION OF INTRAVENOUS ANESTHETICS FOR CARDIOVERSION - A COMPARISONOF PROPOFOL, METHOHEXITAL, AND MIDAZOLAM, Critical care medicine, 21(10), 1993, pp. 1509-1513
MEAN AIRWAY PRESSURE (MAW) IS AFFECTED BY THE USE OF DIFFERENT VENTILATORS USED AS ENTRAINMENT SOURCES DURING HIGH-FREQUENCY JET VENTILATION (HFJV)
Authors: PAPIER KS GRISSOM TE
Citation: Ks. Papier et Te. Grissom, MEAN AIRWAY PRESSURE (MAW) IS AFFECTED BY THE USE OF DIFFERENT VENTILATORS USED AS ENTRAINMENT SOURCES DURING HIGH-FREQUENCY JET VENTILATION (HFJV), Anesthesiology, 79(3A), 1993, pp. 10000244-10000244
PULMONARY COMPLIANCE IS NOT AFFECTED BY CHANGES IN POSITION DURING LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY
Authors: GRISSOM TE GOOTOS PJ BROWN TR
Citation: Te. Grissom et al., PULMONARY COMPLIANCE IS NOT AFFECTED BY CHANGES IN POSITION DURING LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY, Anesthesiology, 79(3A), 1993, pp. 10000491-10000491
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