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K. Wasserman, G. Burton, A. Kessel (1965)
Excess lactate concept and oxygen debt of exerciseJournal of Applied Physiology, 20
I. Tait, B. Eiseman (1966)
Perfusion dynamics for extracorporeal hepatic assist.Archives of surgery, 93 1
M.W. Goldblatt (1933)
Ergotamine and the Effect of Adrenalin on Blood LactateJ Physiol, 78
D.R. Drury (1965)
Chemistry and Metabolism of L (+) and D (−) Lactic AcidsAnn NY Acad Sci, 119
A. Baue, E. Tragus, S. Wolfson, A. Cary, W. Parkins (1967)
Hemodynamic and metabolic effects of Ringer's lactate solution in hemorrhagic shock.Annals of surgery, 166 1
J. Dillon, L. Lynch, R. Myers, H. Butcher (1966)
The treatment of hemorrhagic shock.Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics, 122 5
M. Levy (1962)
Uptake of lactate and pyruvate by intact kidney of the dog.The American journal of physiology, 202
A. Hartmann, M. Senn (1932)
STUDIES IN THE METABOLISM OF SODIUM r-LACTATE. II. RESPONSE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS WITH ACIDOSIS TO THE INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF SODIUM r-LACTATE.The Journal of clinical investigation, 11 2
G. Lepage (1946)
Biological energy transformations during shock as shown by tissue analyses.The American journal of physiology, 146 2
J.K. Trinkle , B.F. Rush, B. and Eiseman (1967)
Lactate Metabolism Following HemorrhageSurg Forum, 18
D. Drury, A. Wick (1965)
CHEMISTRY AND METABOLISM OF L(+) AND D(−) LACTIC ACIDS *Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 119
P. Harris, M. Bateman, J. Gloster (1962)
Relations between the cardio-respiratory effects of exercise and the arterial concentration of lactate and pyruvate in patients with rheumatic heart disease.Clinical science, 23
R. Olson (1963)
"EXCESS LACTATE" AND ANAEROBIOSIS.Annals of internal medicine, 59
F. Eldridge (1966)
Blood Lactate and Pyruvate in Pulmonary InsufficiencyThe New England Journal of Medicine, 274
N.R. Alpert (1965)
Lactate Production and Removal and the Regulation of MetabolismAnn NY Acad Sci, 119
S.M. Talaat , W.H. Massion, J.A. and Schilling (1964)
Effects of ATP Administration in Irreversible Hemorrhagic ShockSurgery, 55
R.J. Trudnowski (1966)
Hydration With Ringer's Lactate SolutionJAMA, 195
N. Alpert (1965)
LACTATE PRODUCTION AND REMOVAL AND THE REGULATION OF METABOLISM*Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 119
H. Schimassek (1965)
Lactate Metabolism in the Isolated Perfused Rat LiverAnn NY Acad Sci, 119
H. Schimassek (1962)
Perfusion of isolated rat liver with a semi-synthetic medium and control of liver function.Life sciences, 1
O. Swenson, L. Grana, T. Inouye, W. Donnellan (1967)
Immediate and long-term effects of acute hepatic ischemia.Archives of surgery, 95 3
N.A. Dahl (1963)
Prolonged Anoxic Survival due to Preexposure to Anoxia: Brain ATP and Lactate ChangesFed Proc, 22
F.N. Pitts (1967)
New Eng J Med, 277
B. Rush, B. Eiseman (1967)
Limits of non-colloid solution replacement in experimental hemorrhagic shock.Annals of surgery, 165 6
R. Dunlop, P. Hammond (1965)
D‐LACTIC ACIDOSIS OF RUMINANTS * †Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 119
W. Huckabee (1958)
Relationships of pyruvate and lactate during anaerobic metabolism. I. Effects of infusion of pyruvate or glucose and of hyperventilation.The Journal of clinical investigation, 37 2
M. Brin (1965)
The Synthesis and Metabolism of Lactic Acid IsomersAnn NY Acad Sci, 119
John Bunker, John Stetson, Robert Coe, H. Grillo, Anna Murphy (1955)
Citric acid intoxication.Bibliotheca haematologica, 7
W. Ballinger, H. Vollenweider, E. Montgomery (1961)
The response of the canine iver tounaerobic metabolism induced by hemorrhagic shock.Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics, 112
(1960)
The Biochemical Response to InjuryMedical Journal of Australia, 2
C. Cori, G. Cori (1929)
GLYCOGEN FORMATION IN THE LIVER FROM d- AND l-LACTIC ACIDJournal of Biological Chemistry, 81
W. Mcshan, Van Potter, Arthur Goldman, E. Shipley, Roland Meyer (1945)
Biological energy transformation during shock as shown by blood chemistry.The American journal of physiology, 145
H. Shubin, M. Weil (1963)
Acute elevation of serum transaminase and lactic dehydrogenase during circulatory shock.The American journal of cardiology, 11
G. Sharma, B. Eiseman (1966)
Protective effect of ATP in experimental hemorrhagic shock.Surgery, 59 1
D. Moore (1962)
Efficacy of Tris Buffer in the Management of Metabolic Lacticacidosis Accompanying Prolonged Hypothermie PerfusionsSurgery, 52
J.O. Vang (1966)
Metabolism of Lactic Acid and Keto Acids by the Isolated Perfused Calf LiverAnn Surg, 163
W. Howland, J. Bellville, M. Zucker, P. Boyan, E. Cliffton (1957)
Massive blood replacement. V. Failure to observe citrate intoxication.Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics, 105 5
R. Bruce, J. Jones, G. Strait (1964)
ANAEROBIC METABOLIC RESPONSES TO ACUTE MAXIMAL EXERCISE IN MALE ATHLETES.American heart journal, 67
J.C. Rosenburg (1966)
An Enzymatic-Spectrophotometric Determination of Pyruvic and Lactic Acid in BloodClin Chem, 12
J.: " Fine (1958)
Liver Function
H. Schimassek (1965)
LACTATE METABOLISM IN THE ISOLATED PERFUSED RAT LIVERAnnals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 119
H.R. Mahler (1966)
Biological Chemistry
F. Pitts, J. McClure (1967)
Lactate metabolism in anxiety neurosis.The New England journal of medicine, 277 25
B. Eiseman, P. Knipe, H. McColl, M. Orloff (1961)
Isolated liver perfusion for reducing blood ammonia.Archives of surgery, 83
E. Newman, D. Dill, H. Edwards, F. Webster (1937)
The rate of lactic acid removal in exercise.American Journal of Physiology, 118
Alexis Hartmann, Milton Senn (1932)
STUDIES IN THE METABOLISM OF SODIUM r-LACTATE. I. RESPONSE OF NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS TO THE INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF SODIUM r-LACTATE.The Journal of clinical investigation, 11 2
N. Alpert, W. Root (1954)
Relationship between excess respiratory metabolism and utilization of intravenously infused sodium racemic lactate and sodium L(-) lactate.The American journal of physiology, 177 3
J. Rosenberg, B. Rush (1966)
An enzymatic-spectrophotometric determination of pyruvic and lactic acid in blood. Methodologic aspects.Clinical chemistry, 12 5
E. Laug (1934)
OBSERVATIONS ON LACTIC ACID, TOTAL CO2, AND pH OF VENOUS BLOOD DURING RECOVERY FROM SEVERE EXERCISEAmerican Journal of Physiology, 107
R.E. Tianquada , W.J. Grant, C.R. and Peterson (1966)
Lactic AcidosisArch Intern Med, 117
R. Margaria, H. Edwards (1934)
THE REMOVAL OF LACTIC ACID FROM THE BODY DURING RECOVERY FROM MUSCULAR EXERCISEAmerican Journal of Physiology, 107
C. Evans, A. Graff, T Kosaka, K. Mackenzie, G. Murphy, T. Vacek, D. Williams, F. Young (1933)
The utilization of blood sugar and lactate by the heart‐lung preparationThe Journal of Physiology, 80
J. Bunker, H. Bendixen, A. Murphy (1962)
Hemodynamic Effects of Intravenously Administered Sodium CitrateThe New England Journal of Medicine, 266
M.J. Fogelman (1960)
A Different Concept of Volume Replacement in Traumatic HypovolemiaAmer J Surg, 99
W. Hoffman (1964)
The Biochemistry of Clinical MedicineMedical Journal of Australia, 2
R. Marshall, T. Darby (1966)
Shock : pharmacological principles in treatment
R.H. Dunlop (1965)
D-Lactic Acidosis of RuminantsAnn NY Acad Sci, 119
L.B. Lockwood , D.E. Yoder, M. and Zienty (1965)
Lactic AcidAnn NY Acad Sci, 119
G. Olson (1962)
Optimal conditions for the enzymatic determination of L-lactic acid.Clinical chemistry, 8
BY Torrance (1961)
The control of the hepatic arterial circulationThe Journal of Physiology, 158
W. Huckabee (1961)
Abnormal resting blood lactate: II. Lactic acidosisThe American Journal of Medicine, 30
M. Brin (1965)
THE SYNTHESIS AND METABOLISM OF LACTIC ACID ISOMERSAnnals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 119
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Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Jul 1, 1969
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