William R. Chaffee

Columbia University

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Robert H. Eich

Harvard University

Robert Chodos

Albany Medical Center Hospital

H.J. Khambattg

Columbia University

John Keighley

University of Kansas Medical Center

Raymond Wells

Syracuse University

DAVID M. LITTLE

University Medical Center

John F. Neville

University of Minnesota System

Harold Smulyan

SUNY Upstate Medical University

Willard Cohen

SUNY Upstate Medical University

J.A. Abildskov

University of Utah

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St. Joseph Hospital

St. Joseph Medical Center in Tacoma

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FAILURE OF β-ADRENERGIC ANTAGONIST TO AFFECT INCREASED OXYGEN CONSUMPTION DURING ALKALOSIS

Elsevier eBooks (1977)

H.J. Khambattg William R. Chaffee Stuart F. Sullivan

Affect

Adrenergic antagonist

Consumption

10.1016/b978-0-08-021308-8.50566-4

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A study of ferrokinetics and red cell survival in congestive heart failure

The American Journal of Medicine (1964)

Robert Chodos Raymond Wells William R. Chaffee

10.1016/0002-9343(64)90103-2

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The effect of quinidine on electrical energy required for ventricular defibrillation

American Heart Journal (1966)

Donald I. Woolfolk William R. Chaffee Willard Cohen John F. Neville J.A. Abildskov

Quinidine

10.1016/0002-8703(66)90349-8

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STUDIES CONCERNING THE PROLONGATION OF ACTIVITY OF SUCCINYLCHOLINE

Anesthesiology (1955)

L. Jennings Hampton DAVID M. LITTLE Galon S. Rodabaugh William R. Chaffee

Prolongation

10.1097/00000542-195501000-00008

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Measurement of Central Blood Volume by External Monitoring

Circulation Research (1961)

Robert H. Eich William R. Chaffee Robert Chodos

Central blood volume was measured in 39 normal subjects, using external monitoring and interrupted arterial samples. The volume obtained by external counting was 15 per cent of the total blood volume, compared with 42 per cent obtained with the arterial curve. The importance of collimation and counter position was evaluated, and only with a dualcounter setup could a mean circulation time (MCT) for each ventricle be obtained. An MCT was necessary for satisfactory reproducibility of externally measured central blood volume. While the method has limitations, it does appear to offer a technique for measuring just the amount of blood in the heart and lungs with a satisfactory reproducibility, and would appear to be worth further application in problems involving measurement of central blood volume.

Blood circulation

Arterial blood

Blood volume determination

10.1161/01.res.9.3.626

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Cushing's Syndrome with Accessory Adrenocortical Tissue

JAMA (1963)

William R. Chaffee

FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE of accessory adrenocortical tissue has been considered unlikely by most authorities. Soffer et al 1 state that it is a question as yet unanswered... as to whether these accessory bodies could be sufficiently functional under suitable circumstances. Graham 2 mentions a patient who after receiving large amounts of corticotropin (ACTH) showed marked thickening and vacuolation of the cortical tissue in both the normal adrenals and an accessory adrenal gland at autopsy. He states that this suggests the ability of such accessory cortical tissue to respond to the stimulus of corticotropin. We have had the opportunity to study a patient who showed continued classical Cushing's syndrome after bilateral total adrenalectomy. A large accessory adrenal gland was then discovered and removed with resultant clinical improvement and frank adrenal insufficiency. He died 18 months later from a superior mediastinal malignancy. This case is of unusual interest since the authors know of

10.1001/jama.1963.63710080025020a

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The effect of exercise on pulmonary blood volume

American Heart Journal (1963)

William R. Chaffee Harold Smulyan John Keighley Robert H. Eich

10.1016/0002-8703(63)90322-3

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