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Authors:
SMITH CE
DESAI R
GLORIOSO V
COOPER A
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: Ce. Smith et al., PREVENTING HYPOTHERMIA - CONVECTIVE AND INTRAVENOUS FLUID WARMING VERSUS CONVECTIVE WARMING ALONE, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 10(5), 1998, pp. 380-385
Authors:
PEERLESS JR
ALEXANDER JJ
PINCHAK AC
PIOTROWSKI JJ
MALANGONI MA
Citation: Jr. Peerless et al., OXYGEN DELIVERY IS AN IMPORTANT PREDICTOR OF OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITHRUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC-ANEURYSMS, Annals of surgery, 227(5), 1998, pp. 726-734
Authors:
SMITH CE
GERDES E
SWEDA S
MYLES C
PUNJABI A
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: Ce. Smith et al., WARMING INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS REDUCES PERIOPERATIVE HYPOTHERMIA IN WOMENUNDERGOING AMBULATORY GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY, Anesthesia and analgesia, 87(1), 1998, pp. 37-41
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
KNAPKE D
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: N. Patel et al., HEAT CONSERVATION VS CONVECTIVE WARMING IN ADULTS UNDERGOING ELECTIVESURGERY, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 44(6), 1997, pp. 669-673
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
HANCOCK DE
Citation: N. Patel et al., TAPING METHODS AND TAPE TYPES FOR SECURING ORAL ENDOTRACHEAL-TUBES, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 44(3), 1997, pp. 330-336
Authors:
PATEL N
KAMATH N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JH
Citation: N. Patel et al., INTUBATING CONDITIONS AND NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCK AFTER DIVIDED DOSE MIVACURIUM OR SINGLE-DOSE ROCURONIUM, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 44(1), 1997, pp. 49-53
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: N. Patel et al., COMPARISON OF ESOPHAGEAL, TYMPANIC, AND FOREHEAD SKIN TEMPERATURES INADULT PATIENTS, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 8(6), 1996, pp. 462-468
Authors:
NILESHKUMAR P
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: P. Nileshkumar et al., PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED COMPARISON OF THE FLOTEM IIE AND HOTLINE FLUID WARMERS IN ANESTHETIZED ADULTS, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 8(4), 1996, pp. 307-316
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
SIDHU T
MORSCHER A
PODUGU RR
HAGEN JF
Citation: N. Patel et al., DESFLURANE IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FASTER OPERATING-ROOM EXIT TIMES INOUTPATIENTS, Journal of clinical anesthesia, 8(2), 1996, pp. 130-135
Authors:
BOTERO CA
SMITH CE
HOLBROOK C
CHAVEZ A
HAGEN JF
PINCHAK AC
Citation: Ca. Botero et al., PROTECTION FROM MYOCARDIAL-INFARCTION AFTER CORONARY-ARTERY SURGERY -PROPOFOL-KETAMINE COMBINATION SUPERIOR TO FENTANYL, Circulation, 94(8), 1996, pp. 3132-3132
Authors:
BOTERO CA
SMITH CE
HOLBROOK C
PINCHAK AC
Citation: Ca. Botero et al., HEMODYNAMIC-EFFECTS OF A PROPOFOL-KETAMINE COMBINATION VERSUS FENTANYL DURING CORONARY-ARTERY BYPASS-SURGERY, Anesthesiology, 85(3A), 1996, pp. 112-112
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
KNAPKE D
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: N. Patel et al., CONVECTIVE WARMING ALONE IS SUPERIOR TO THERMAL INSULATION WITH FLUIDWARMING, Anesthesiology, 85(3A), 1996, pp. 413-413
Authors:
SMITH CE
HOLBROOK C
RADESIC B
RAGHUPATHY A
SWEDA S
BOTERO CA
PATEL N
PUNJABI A
THOMPSON L
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: Ce. Smith et al., COMPARISON OF PERIOPERATIVE HEATING MODALITIES, Anesthesiology, 85(3A), 1996, pp. 417-417
Authors:
PINCHAK AC
Citation: Ac. Pinchak, COMPARING PAIRED MEASUREMENTS - DETECTING SYSTEMATIC DIFFERENCES, Anesthesiology, 85(3A), 1996, pp. 430-430
Authors:
BOTERO CA
SMITH CE
HOLBROOK C
PINCHAK AC
Citation: Ca. Botero et al., PROPOFOL AND KETAMINE VERSUS FENTANYL FOR OPEN-HEART-SURGERY, Anesthesia and analgesia, 82(4), 1996, pp. 121-121
Authors:
PATEL N
KNAPKE DM
SMITH CE
NAPORA TE
PINCHAK AC
HAGEN JF
Citation: N. Patel et al., SIMULATED CLINICAL-EVALUATION OF CONVENTIONAL AND NEWER FLUID-WARMINGDEVICES, Anesthesia and analgesia, 82(3), 1996, pp. 517-524
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
Citation: N. Patel et al., COMPARISON OF FLUID WARMER PERFORMANCE DURING SIMULATED CLINICAL CONDITIONS, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 42(7), 1995, pp. 636-642
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
HANCOCK DE
Citation: N. Patel et al., EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF SECURING INTRAVENOUS CATHETERS - MEASUREMENT OF FORCES DURING SIMULATED ACCIDENTAL PULLOUT, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 42(6), 1995, pp. 504-510
Authors:
PEERLESS JR
SNOW N
LIKAVEC MJ
PINCHAK AC
MALANGONI MA
Citation: Jr. Peerless et al., THE EFFECT OF FIBEROPTIC BRONCHOSCOPY ON CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE HEAD-INJURY, Chest, 108(4), 1995, pp. 962-965
Authors:
MORSCHER A
PODUGU R
SMITH CE
PATEL N
PINCHAK AC
Citation: A. Morscher et al., INFLUENCE OF ANESTHETIC TECHNIQUE ON NONSURGICAL OPERATING-ROOM TIME IN AMBULATORY SURGERY, Anesthesiology, 83(3A), 1995, pp. 48-48
Authors:
PODUGU R
MORSCHER A
SMITH CE
PATEL N
PINCHAK AC
Citation: R. Podugu et al., INFLUENCE OF ANESTHETIC TECHNIQUE AND AGENT ON COST OF AMBULATORY ANESTHESIA, Anesthesiology, 83(3A), 1995, pp. 49-49
Authors:
PINCHAK AC
Citation: Ac. Pinchak, COMPARING PAIRED MEASUREMENTS MISUSE OF BLAND AND ALTMAN METHOD, Anesthesiology, 83(3A), 1995, pp. 395-395
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
Citation: N. Patel et al., EMERGENCY-SURGERY AND RAPID-SEQUENCE INTUBATION - ROCURONIUM VS SUCCINYLCHOLINE, Anesthesiology, 83(3A), 1995, pp. 914-914
Authors:
PATEL N
SMITH CE
PINCHAK AC
HANCOCK DE
Citation: N. Patel et al., THE INFLUENCE OF TAPE TYPE AND OF SKIN PREPARATION ON THE FORCE REQUIRED TO DISLODGE ANGIOCATHETERS, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 41(8), 1994, pp. 738-741
Authors:
PINCHAK AC
SMITH CE
SHEPARD LS
PATTERSON L
Citation: Ac. Pinchak et al., WAITING TIME AFTER NONDEPOLARIZING RELAXANTS ALTER MUSCLE FASCICULATION RESPONSE TO SUCCINYLCHOLINE, Canadian journal of anaesthesia, 41(3), 1994, pp. 206-212
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