L N Diebel
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Recent Articles
1.
Sohn R, Murray M, Schwarz K, Nyitray J, Purray P, Franko A, et al.
Wound Repair Regen
. 2001 Oct;
9(4):287-96.
PMID: 11679137
Biolistic transmission of mRNA provides transient gene therapy to in vivo organs. This study documents particle mediated mRNA transmission to a solid organ and wound healing model using the mRNA...
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Saini M, Liberati D, Diebel L
Am Surg
. 2001 Aug;
67(8):797-801.
PMID: 11510587
Immunoinflammatory responses after shock and major trauma are characterized by an early hyperinflammatory response and later by compensatory anti-inflammatory host mediator production. This late phase is associated with depressed immune...
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Dulchavsky S, SCHWARZ K, Kirkpatrick A, Billica R, Williams D, Diebel L, et al.
J Trauma
. 2001 Mar;
50(2):201-5.
PMID: 11242282
Background: Thoracic ultrasound may rapidly diagnose pneumothorax when radiographs are unobtainable; the accuracy is not known. Methods: We prospectively evaluated thoracic ultrasound detection of pneumothorax in patients at high suspicion...
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Diebel L, Tyburski J, Dulchavsky S
J Trauma
. 2000 Nov;
49(5):800-5.
PMID: 11086767
Background: Restoration of oxygen delivery, especially to the splanchnic bed, is of critical importance during trauma resuscitation. Acute normovolemic hemodilution (ANH) has been used to reduce blood transfusion requirement during...
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Diebel L, Liberati D, Diglio C, Dulchavsky S, Brown W
J Trauma
. 1999 Dec;
47(6):1045-50; discussion 1050-1.
PMID: 10608531
Background: Disruption of the indigenous gut microflora with overgrowth of gram-negative bacteria and Candida species is common in the critically ill patient. These organisms readily translocate in vitro, which may...
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Dulchavsky S, Hamilton D, Diebel L, Sargsyan A, Billica R, Williams D
J Trauma
. 1999 Nov;
47(5):970-1.
PMID: 10568732
No abstract available.
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Saini M, Diebel L, Liberati D, Albaran R, Dulchavsky S
Am Surg
. 1999 Jul;
65(7):637-42.
PMID: 10399972
Secretory immunoglobulin A (sIgA) is the principal antibody protecting against pathogens in the respiratory tract and other mucosal surfaces. Nosocomial pneumonias are frequent after injury and critical illness and are...
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Diebel L, Liberati D, Dulchavsky S, Diglio C, Brown W
J Trauma
. 1999 Mar;
46(3):374-8; discussion 378-9.
PMID: 10088836
Background: Hyperoxia has been reported to be protective against gut-derived sepsis. Although secretory immunoglobulin A (IgA) is primarily responsible for humoral defense of mucosal surfaces, a potential synergistic effect with...
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Diebel L, Tyburski J, Dulchavsky S
Surgery
. 1998 Oct;
124(4):642-9; discussion 649-50.
PMID: 9780983
Background: Hypertonic saline solutions may have beneficial hemodynamic effects in the resuscitation of hemorrhagic shock. The effects on cardiac function and potential interaction with lung function are controversial and served...
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Gordon D, Diebel L, Liberati D, Myers T
Am Surg
. 1998 Aug;
64(8):718-21; discussion 721-2.
PMID: 9697899
Impairment in systemic and mucosal immune function is noted after hemorrhagic shock (HS). Overgrowth of gut microflora is common after shock insults and may act as a reservoir for intensive...