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Experimental Revascularization Of The Posterior Myocardial Wall, Pedro Antonio Sanchez
Experimental Revascularization Of The Posterior Myocardial Wall, Pedro Antonio Sanchez
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
For a considerable number of years the problem of revascularizing the myocardium after the development of coronary circulatory deficiency has stirred the imagination of physiologists, clinicians and surgeons. The obstruction in the coronary system brings a reduction in the coronary blood flow which is responsible for the symptoms and deterioration of the myocardial function In hearts otherwise normal or close to a standard normal state.
The Effect Of Tranquilizing Agents On Diadochokinetic Movement In A Senile Psychotic Population, Sam Larry Terzo
The Effect Of Tranquilizing Agents On Diadochokinetic Movement In A Senile Psychotic Population, Sam Larry Terzo
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
Statement of the problem. The present study was designed to answer the question: What is the effect of tranquilizers, specifically phenothiazines , on diadochokinetic movement in a geriatric population? It was hypothesized that patients exhibiting overt effects of long term phenothiazine therapy (dyskinesia ) would show a reduced rate of diadochokinetic movement when compared with an age-matched group exhibiting no such symptoms and with no history of having taken tranquilizers . Furthermore, if this diadochokinetic movement were reduced, there would be a greater incidence of defective speech in this patient group .
The Adrenal Gland In Extracorporeal Circulation, Ladislav Kuzela
The Adrenal Gland In Extracorporeal Circulation, Ladislav Kuzela
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
Due to the large volume and often conflicting results reported on postoperative endocrinological changes, the practicing surgeon has difficulty in finding applicable principles. A knowledge of these principles is however necessary for an understanding of the mechanisms responsible for survival of the organism after surgery. The results thus far thus far reported are based upon complicated methodology, and may appear to be more theoretical than of practical value. Studies based upon small laboratory animals are indeed statistically significant, but the interpretation of these results as applied to the patient is difficult. Controlled human studies have been few in number and …