Oxygen Transport to Tissue—IV

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xii

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2. The Transport of Oxygen, Glucose, Carbon Dioxide and Lactic Acid in the Human Brain: Mathematical Models

   • R. S. Artigue, D. F. Bruley

   Pages 1-4

3. Incomplete Cerebral Ischemia in the Rat: Vascular and Metabolic Changes as Measured by Infrared Transillumination In Vivo

   • N. Wiernsperger, P. Gygax

   Pages 5-15

4. Hypoxia and the Radiation Response of Tumors

   • R. P. Hill, M. G. Pallavicini

   Pages 17-35

5. Maternal and Fetal Tissue PO2 in the Pregnant Ewe Measured with Galvanic PO2 Electrodes

   • M. E. Towell, I. Regier, I. Lysak, D. Sayler, S. P. Bessman

   Pages 37-48

6. The Use of a Peroxidase Electrode to Measure the Effects of Nitro Compounds on Intact Cells

   • Marie E. Varnes, Stephen W. Tuttle, John E. Biaglow

   Pages 49-61

7. Simulation of Skin Oxygen Supply with Heat Induced Hyperemia

   • U. Grossmann, D. W. Lübbers

   Pages 63-71

8. Calculating CO2 Partial Pressure Fields Within the Upper Skin (Capillary Loop Model)

   • U. Grossmann, D. W. Lübbers

   Pages 73-81

9. Disposable Solid State Oxygen Sensor

   • H. P. Kimmich, M. H. Kuypers, J. M. L. Engels, H. G. R. Maas

   Pages 83-92

10. Spectrophotometric Investigation of Pulsatile Blood Flow for Transcutaneous Reflectance Oximetry

    • Yitzhak Mendelson, Peter W. Cheung, Michael R. Neuman, David G. Fleming, Stephan D. Cahn

    Pages 93-102

11. Oxygen Indicator Dilution Curves of the Canine Cerebral Circulation

    • P. Grieb, R. E. Forster, P. C. Pape

    Pages 103-117

12. Quantitative Analysis of Reflection Spectra on the Perfused Brain in Different States of Oxygen Supply

    • U. Heinrich, J. Hoffmann, D. W. Lübbers

    Pages 119-127

13. Correlation of Brain NADH Redox State, K+, PO2 and Electrical Activity During Hypoxia, Ischemia and Spreading Depression

    • A. Mayevsky, D. L. Sclarksy

    Pages 129-141

14. Multisite Measurements of NADH Redox State from Cerebral Cortex of the Awake Animal

    • Avraham Mayevsky, Britton Chance

    Pages 143-155

15. Dynamics of Cerebrovascular Responses to Oxygen

    • Tadashi Shinozuka, Edwin M. Nemoto

    Pages 157-164

16. Cerebrovascular Responses to Oxygen During Barbiturate Anesthesia

    • Tadashi Shinozuka, Edwin M. Nemoto

    Pages 165-174

17. Local PO2 and Unit Activity Measured with an Oxygen Microelectrode from the Gerbil Cerebral Cortex During Seizure and Eeg Suppression

    • Richard M. Martin, James H. Halsey Jr.

    Pages 175-180

18. Vascular Wall PO2 Following Carbon Monoxide Exposure

    • Donald G. Buerk, Thomas K. Goldstick

    Pages 181-195

19. Evidence for the Blood Oxygen Boundary Layer pO2 Gradient (ΔpO2) as a Significant Determinant of Intimal (PW) and Lowest Medial pO2 (pδn) in the Vivo Dog Femoral Artery

    • Donald W. Crawford, Mark A. Cole, Lloyd H. Back

    Pages 197-209

20. Delayed Recovery Following Hypothermic Arrest in Rabbit Myocardium

    • R. Leighton Fisk, Eric J. Guilbeau, Steven J. Edgar, Anita J. Switzer, Lisa K. Moore

    Pages 211-224

The International Society on OXygen Transport to Tissue (ISO'IT) has canpleted nine years as a society since its first fonnal meeting at Charleston-Clanson, South Carolina, United States of America in 1973. Prior to this time an active group of scientists and engineers rret in w::>rkshop environrrents, on a periodic basis, around the w::>rld. Meetings are ncM on an annual basis, alternating between Europe and the United States. The international gatherings include scientists and engineers in a variety of fields. ISOIT has produced a stable forum for the exchange of info:rmation on the rnicroenvirornnent of living cells, ranging fran the utilization of mathematics and engineering, through physiology and radiobiology, to clinical applications. The proceedings of these meetings have been codified into six books, four of them published by Plenum Press in its prestigious Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology series. This volume, together with the next two volumes that will follCJV.l the meetings in Dortmund, Gennany in 1982 and in Ruston, Louisiana in 1983 will provide further chapters in the history of this fascinating field of knCJV.lledge. OUr thanks are given to all the participants and contributors to the Detroit meeting. We hope that the strength of the society will grow in caning years, and that our contribution will eventually be felt in :inproving the treatment of the sick, and in enhancing the thought processes of the intellectual.

• biology
• cells
• experiment
• fields
• iron
• mathematics
• medicine
• oxygen
• physiology
• respiration
• society
• tissue
• transport
• Tree Biology

• Hyperthermia Group, Western Tumor Medical Group, Van Nuys, USA

  Haim I. Bicher

• Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, USA

  Duane F. Bruley

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