Re: Works published in CVIR by Robert A. Slutsky, M.D.
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Clonal analysis of B cell growth and differentiation activities induced from T lymphocytes upon triggering of T3-Ti and T11 pathways.
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Dr. Glueck and co-authors' letter of withdrawal.
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[Colloid osmotic pressure and extravascular lung water following extracorporeal circulation].
With regard to Starling's equation, two factors are important for fluid regulation in pulmonary tissue: colloid osmotic pressure (COP) and hydrostatic pressure (PCP). The purpose of the study was to evaluate the relationship between COP, COP-PCP-gradient and extravascular lung water (EVLW) immediately after extracorporeal circulation (ECC). 39 consenting patients undergoing elective aorto-coronary bypass surgery received 1000 ml washed erythrocytes (w.e.; cell saver) +400 ml fresh frozen plasma (FFP) after ECC. Additionally, group I (n = 15) received 300 ml albumin 20%, group II (n = 13) 500 ml plasmaexpander (3% HES 200/0.5) and group III (n = 11) no more volume. At three different times, measurement of EVLW was performed by using double-indicator-dilution technique with indocyanine green and a microprocessed lung water computer: 15 minutes after ECC (before infusion), 45 minutes after ECC (after infusion), five hours after ECC. Application of 20% albumin led to a significant increase in COP (+67%) which was less pronounced in group II (+40%) and group III (+41%). Simultaneously, the most pronounced increase in EVLW could be observed in group I (+25%) as well. Pulmonary gas exchange in group I was more compromised (PaO2 -72 mmHg) than in group II (-38 mmHg) and group III (-50 mmHg). No correlation between EVLW and COP-PCP-gradient could be observed. In spite of a significant elevation of COP by using 20% albumin solution, EVLW increased with subsequent deterioration of pulmonary gas exchange. The presented data demonstrate no advantage of albumin 20%; if volume substitution is necessary after ECC, low concentrated plasmaexpanders (up to 10 ml/kg b.w.) may be preferred for several reasons.
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Specific antigen exclusion and non-specific facilitation of antigen entry across the gut in rats allergic to food proteins.
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[With reference to the article "Pyrogenic activity in sera of febrile patients mediated by endogenous pyrogen and activators of adenylate cyclase"].
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Retraction. Inhibition of angiotensin converting enzyme activity in cultured endothelial cells by hypoxia.
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Retraction. Bradykinin production and increased pulmonary endothelial permeability during acute respiratory failure in unanesthetized sheep.
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Retraction. Systemic circulatory adjustments to acute hypoxia and reoxygenation in unanesthetized sheep. Role of renin, angiotensin II and catecholamine interactions.
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Unmineralized fossil bacteria: a retraction.
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Ultrastructural evaluation of the retina in retinopathy of prematurity and correlations with vitamin E therapy: A retraction.
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Retraction: Concurrent measurements of plasma levels of vitamin D3 and five of its metabolites in normal humans, chronic renal failure patients, and anephric subjects.
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Retraction: No evidence for more than one locus in cystic fibrosis .
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