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Sequential light and electron microscopy of isolated perfused lungs

Thelmo, W; Becker, N H; Hagstrom, J W; Veith, F J
PMCID:1396672
PMID: 5413454
ISSN: 0003-4932
CID: 80010

Simultaneous bilateral posterior nephrectomy in transplant recipients

Freed, S Z; Veith, F J; Soberman, R; Gliedman, M
PMID: 4918424
ISSN: 0039-6060
CID: 80016

SITE OF VASCULAR LESION IN REJECTING LUNG ALLOGRAFTS [Meeting Abstract]

DOUGHERT.JC; SINHA, S; ABRAMS, R; SIEGELMA.S; VEITH, FJ
ISI:A1970H231700029
ISSN: 0012-3692
CID: 80252

EFFECTS OF ALTERATIONS IN SEGMENTAL RESISTANCE ON BLOOD FLOW TO OTHER SEGMENTS OF SPLANCHNIC CIRCULATION [Meeting Abstract]

REGAN, JA; TUNICK, PA; KALTER, J; WINSLOW, PR; VEITH, FJ; BOLEY, SJ
ISI:A1970F739700079
ISSN: 0014-9446
CID: 80253

EFFECTS OF LUNG TRANSPLANTATION AND SIMULTANEOUS LIGATION OF OPPOSITE PULMONARY ARTERY AFTER 2-14 MONTHS [Meeting Abstract]

VEITH, FJ; RICHARDS, K; SIEGELMA.S; ROSH, W; HAGSTROM, JW
ISI:A1970F940700132
ISSN: 0014-312x
CID: 80254

Functional adequacy of single lungs after autotransplantation, ischemia, or allotransplantation

Veith, F J
PMID: 4933025
ISSN: 0001-5458
CID: 80255

Experimental and clinical lung transplantation. Further trials in human transplantation are justified, but many problems remain unsolved

Veith, F J
PMID: 4918606
ISSN: 0035-4627
CID: 80256

Lung transplantation 1970

Veith, F J
PMID: 4910519
ISSN: 0003-4975
CID: 80257

LONG TERM EFFECTS OF LUNG TRANSPLANTATION AND SIMULTANEOUS LIGATION OF OPPOSITE PULMONARY ARTERY [Meeting Abstract]

VEITH, FJ; SIEGELMA.S; RICHARDS, K; HAGSTROM, JW
ISI:A1970G565200060
ISSN: 0003-0805
CID: 80258

Mesenteric ischemia: a cause of increased gastric blood flow, hyperacidity, and acute gastric ulceration

Boley, S J; Cohen, M I; Winslow, P R; Becker, N H; Treiber, W; McNamara, H; Veith, F J; Gliedman, M L
1. The effects of acute diminution in superior mesenteric arterial flow on gastric blood flow and acidity were studied in 17 anesthetized dogs. 2. Acute mesenteric ischemia produced a rise in celiac and gastric blood flow, higher total acid concentrations, and increased total acid secretion. Ischemia of 12 hours' duration was associated with gross gastric bleeding and in one animal acute superficial gastric ulcerations. 3. The rise in celiac and gastric blood flow appeared to be a hemodynamic response to the fall in mesenteric arterial pressure and was minimized by ligation of the major artery connecting the mesenteric and celiac vascular beds. 4. The increased acid concentration and secretion appeared to be directly related to, and a result of, the augmented gastric blood flow. 5. A direct causal relationship between mesenteric vascular occlusions and subsequent upper gastrointestinal bleeding is suggested
PMID: 10483473
ISSN: 0039-6060
CID: 114576