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"Sweat may impair skin carbon dioxide (PCO2) dependent discrimination in trauma patients"
(2006-06-05)Assessing internal bleeding from trauma is difficult. Non-invasive discriminationrs between the physiologic changes of exercise (or excitement) and injury could be useful, especially at locations with limited access to ... -
"Chest skin and sublingual PCO2 during hemorrhage"
(2006-06-05)Base deficit is an indicator for degree of metablic insult/oxygen debt from hemorrhage and is moratlity risk related in trauma patients. We investigated the use of less invasively available skin and sublingual partial ... -
"Issues with hypotensive stabilization following hemorrhage"
(2006-06-07)We are investigating pharmacologic interruption of angiotensin II production (enalaprilat) combined with either 7.8% hypertonic saline dextran (HSD) or a hemoglobin based oxygen carrier (HBOC, Oxyglobin) as methods to ... -
"Assessing trauma patient risk using non-invasive indicators"
(2006-06-07)Non-invasive indicators of a trauma patient's risk of cardiovascular collapse are needed. Exhaled alveolar air (end-tidal air) and skin surface are available non-invasively and have physiologic reasons to relate to trauma ... -
"Ion and albumin influence on measurement of metabolic debt"
(2006-06-07)Alterations in Na+, Cl-, and albumin, if present and not accounted for, may lead one to false conclusions concerning perfusion status as indicated by base excess (BEtotal).