Flutamide fails to reduce resuscitation requirements in a porcine ischemia-reperfusion model

Autor: Matthew J. Martin, Jonathan D. Stallings, Mark A. Wingerd, Steven Satterly, James Hempel, Zach Hoffer

Publikováno v: The Journal of surgical research. 184(1)

Hemorrhagic shock and subsequent resuscitation can lead to ischemia-reperfusion injury, followed by multiorgan failure and death. Flutamide, a vasoactive nonsteroidal antiandrogen compound, is thought to improve tissue and organ perfusion. We tested

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Autor: David, Alter, David G, Grenache, David S, Bosler, Raymond E, Karcher, James, Nichols, Aparna, Rajadhyaksha, Sandra, Camelo-Piragua, Carol, Rauch, Brent J, Huddleston, Elizabeth L, Frank, Patrick M, Sluss, Kent, Lewandrowski, John H, Eichhorn, Janet E, Hall, Saud S, Rahman, Richard A, McPherson, Frederick L, Kiechle, Catherine, Hammett-Stabler, Kristin A, Pierce, Erica A, Kloehn, Patricia A, Thomas, Ann E, Walts, Rashna, Madan, Kathie, Schlesinger, Ranjana, Nawgiri, Manoop, Bhutani, Yonca, Kanber, Andrea, Abati, Kristen A, Atkins, Robert, Farrar, Evelyn Valencerina, Gopez, Darshana, Jhala, Sonya, Griffin, Khushboo, Jhala, Nirag, Jhala, Joel S, Bentz, Lyska, Emerson, Barbara E, Chadwick, Julieta E, Barroeta, Zubair W, Baloch, Brian T, Collins, Owen L, Middleton, Gregory G, Davis, Kathryn, Haden-Pinneri, Albert Y, Chu, Joren B, Keylock, Robert, Ramoso, Cynthia A, Thoene, Donna, Stewart, Arand, Pierce, Michelle, Barry, Nika, Aljinovic, David L, Gardner, Lisa B E, Shields, Jack, Arnold, Erica L, Martin, Rex J, Rakow, Christopher, Paddock, Sherif R, Zaki, Joseph A, Prahlow, Cristin M, Rolf, Andrew L, Falzon, Rachel, Hudacki, Fermina M, Mazzella, Melissa, Bethel, Neda, Zarrin-Khameh, M Vicky, Gresik, Ryan, Gill, William, Karlon, Joan, Etzell, Michael, Deftos, William J, Karlon, Joan E, Etzell, Endi, Wang, Chuanyi M, Lu, Elizabeth, Manion, Nancy, Rosenthal, Patrick, Tang, Martin, Petric, Andrew E, Schade, Geraldine S, Hall, Margret, Oethinger, Geraldine, Hall, Avis R, Picton, Linda, Hoang, Miguel Ranoa, Imperial, Pamela, Kibsey, Ken, Waites, Lynn, Duffy, Jo-Anne M, Salangsang, Lulette Tricia C, Bravo, Margaret D, Oethinger, Emanuela, Veras, Elvia, Silva, Jimena, Vicens, Elvio, Silva, Joren, Keylock, James, Hempel, Elizabeth, Rushing, Lorena E, Posligua, Michael T, Deavers, Jason W, Nash, Olca, Basturk, Mary Ann, Perle, Alba, Greco, Peng, Lee, Dipen, Maru, Jamie Allen, Weydert, Todd M, Stevens, Noel A, Brownlee, April E, Kemper, H James, Williams, Brock J, Oliverio, Osama M, Al-Agha, Kyle L, Eskue, Shawn D, Newlands, Mahmoud A, Eltorky, Puja K, Puri, Michael C, Royer, Walter L, Rush, Fabio, Tavora, Jeffrey R, Galvin, Teri J, Franks, James Elliot, Carter, Andrea Graciela, Kahn, Luis R, Lozada Muñoz, Dan, Houghton, Kevin J, Land, Theresa, Nester, Jacob, Gildea, Jerry, Lefkowitz, Rachel A, Lacount, Hannis W, Thompson, Majed A, Refaai, Karen, Quillen, Ana Ortega, Lopez, Dennis, Goldfinger, Talia, Muram, Hannis, Thompson

Publikováno v: American Journal of Clinical Pathology. 131:286-286

The following abstracts are compiled from Check Sample exercises published in 2008. These peer-reviewed case studies assist laboratory professionals with continuing medical education and are developed in the areas of clinical chemistry, cytopathology

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