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The American Journal of Physiology|February 1, 1989
Vasopressin contributes to maintenance of arterial blood pressure in dehydrated baboonsK L Ryan, R M Thornton, D W ProppeHealth Physics|January 27, 2000
Radio frequency radiation of millimeter wave length: potential occupational safety issues relating to surface heatingK L Ryan, J A D'Andrea, J R Jauchem, et al.Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|October 1, 1995
Sustained 35-GHz radiofrequency irradiation induces circulatory failureM R Frei, K L Ryan, R E Berger, et al.Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|July 1, 1996
Does nitric oxide mediate circulatory failure induced by 35-GHz microwave heating?K L Ryan, M R Frei, R E Berger, et al.Journal of Applied Physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)|August 5, 2000
Exercise in the heat is limited by a critical internal temperatureT J Walters, K L Ryan, L M Tate, et al.Methods and Findings in Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology|December 31, 1997
Administration of a nitric oxide donor does not affect hypotension induced by 35-GHz microwave heatingK L Ryan, J D Lovelace, M R Frei, et al.Journal of Autonomic Pharmacology|June 1, 1997
Effects of esmolol on 35 GHz microwave-induced lethal heat stressJ R Jauchem, K L Ryan, J D Lovelace, et al.Methods and Findings in Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology|August 10, 2002
Platelet-activating factor does not mediate circulatory failure induced by 35-GHz microwave heatingK L Ryan, J R Jauchem, M R Tehrany, et al.Anaesthesia|January 23, 2019
Using spectral reflectance to distinguish between tracheal and oesophageal tissue: applications for airway managementC D Nawn, M B Blackburn, R A De Lorenzo, et al.Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annual International Conference|November 16, 2007
Comparison of cardiac output monitoring methods for detecting central hypovolemia due to lower body negative pressureA T Reisner, D Xu, K L Ryan, et al.Pageof 4