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Circulatory Shock|January 1, 1987
Central nervous system is involved in the cardiovascular responses to naloxone in canine endotoxic but not hemorrhagic shockN J Gurll, E Ganes, D G ReynoldsGastroenterology|August 1, 1977
Effect of histamine H2 antagonism by metiamide on the response of the canine gastric mucosa to acid and bile saltN J Gurll, M J Zinner, W CallahanThe American Surgeon|April 1, 1975
Stress ulceration and the gastric mucosal barrierM J Zinner, L Turtinen, N J GurllSurgery|June 1, 1975
The role of acid and ischemia in production of stress ulcers during canine hemorrhagic shockM J Zinner, L Turtinen, N J GurllProceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine (New York, N.Y.)|March 1, 1987
Naloxone pretreatment prevents the bloody diarrhea of canine endotoxic shockE Ganes, N J Gurll, D G ReynoldsCirculatory Shock|January 1, 1985
Role of the autonomic nervous system in mediating the response to naloxone in canine hemorrhagic shockR B Lechner, N J Gurll, D G ReynoldsCritical Care Medicine|May 1, 1988
Evidence for a role of endorphins in the cardiovascular pathophysiology of primate shockN J Gurll, D G Reynolds, J W HoladayDigestive Diseases and Sciences|December 1, 1979
Perforation of peptic ulcers related to fiberoptic endoscopyR S Chung, N J Gurll, S S ShiraziCirculatory Shock|January 1, 1984
Dose-dependent effects of nalbuphine in canine hemorrhagic shockL B Hunt, N J Gurll, D G ReynoldsThe Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics|March 1, 1982
Naltrexone improves survival rate and cardiovascular function in canine hemorrhagic shockN J Gurll, D G Reynolds, T Vargish, et al.Pageof 4