P A Maningas
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1.
Maningas P, Robison M, Mallonee S
Prehosp Disaster Med
. 1997 Mar;
12(2):80-5.
PMID: 10187007
This is a descriptive study of the Emergency Medical Services response to a bombing of a United States Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on 19 April 1995. The explosion...
2.
Benson N, Maningas P, Krohmer J, Balcombe D, Swor R
Ann Emerg Med
. 1994 May;
23(5):1047-8.
PMID: 8185098
Recognizing that prehospital thrombolytic therapy may provide benefit to certain subsets of patients, the routine prehospital use of thrombolytic agents should be discouraged pending further scientific delineation and documentation of...
3.
Mattox K, Maningas P, Moore E, Mateer J, Marx J, Aprahamian C, et al.
Ann Surg
. 1991 May;
213(5):482-91.
PMID: 1708984
The safety and efficacy of 7.5% sodium chloride in 6% dextran 70 (HSD) in posttraumatic hypotension was evaluated in Houston, Denver, and Milwaukee. Multicentered, blinded, prospective randomized studies were developed...
4.
Maningas P, Mattox K, Pepe P, Jones R, Feliciano D, Burch J
Am J Surg
. 1989 May;
157(5):528-33; discussion 533-4.
PMID: 2469338
We report the results of the first clinical study on the use of a hypertonic saline-dextran solution for the prehospital management of hypotensive victims of penetrating trauma. During a 4-month...
5.
Maningas P
Mil Med
. 1989 Feb;
154(2):71-3.
PMID: 2494582
Combat casualty care research on far-forward resuscitation is necessary for optimizing the future care of the wounded soldier. Present legal directives pertaining to the use of humans as subjects in...
6.
Maningas P
Crit Care Med
. 1987 Dec;
15(12):1121-6.
PMID: 2445530
We previously reported that small volume infusions of 7.5% NaCl in 6% dextran-70 (HSD) are superior to equal volumes of normal saline (NS) or 7.5% NaCl in the ability to...
7.
Bellamy R, Maningas P, Wenger B
Ann Emerg Med
. 1986 Dec;
15(12):1392-5.
PMID: 3777611
No useful purpose is served by developing therapeutic interventions that are applicable only in nonexistent patient populations. The history of laboratory hemorrhagic shock research may be a case in point...
8.
Bellamy R, Maningas P, Vayer J
Ann Emerg Med
. 1986 Dec;
15(12):1384-8.
PMID: 3777609
Battle injuries sustained in conventional warfare are more likely to be lethal than are injuries sustained by civilians. Depending on the tactical situation, mortality may range from 20% to more...
9.
Maningas P, Bellamy R
Ann Emerg Med
. 1986 Dec;
15(12):1411-4.
PMID: 2430493
Acute hemorrhage is a major cause of death in both civilian and military trauma. The suboptimal effect of the volume of standard crystalloids that can be infused during transport has...
10.
Dronen S, Foutch R, Maningas P
Ann Emerg Med
. 1986 Oct;
15(10):1145-50.
PMID: 3752643
Animal studies using a reservoir model of hemorrhagic shock have shown the narcotic antagonist naloxone to be of value in reversing the hemodynamic effects of severe hemorrhage. We conducted a...