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The American Surgeon|December 1, 1986
Opiate agonist depression of myocardial function is dose related and independent of pentobarbital or chloral hydrate anesthesiaT R Riggs, Y Yano, T VargishCirculatory Shock|January 1, 1986
Morphine depression of myocardial functionT R Riggs, Y Yano, T VargishCirculatory Shock|January 1, 1987
Morphine sulfate depression of cardiac function is attenuated by opiate receptor antagonism with naloxoneT Vargish, K C Beamer, T Daly, et al.The Journal of Surgical Research|January 1, 1987
Calcium-accentuated ischemic damage during reperfusion: the time course of the reperfusion injury in the isolated working rat heart modelY Yano, T R Riggs, D F Milam, et al.The American Surgeon|April 1, 1993
Pyogenic hepatic abscess: a case for open drainageN Hansen, T VargishCirculatory Shock|January 1, 1985
Hemodynamic effects of naloxone in early canine hypovolemic shockT Vargish, K BeamerThe American Surgeon|January 1, 1987
Early diagnosis and outcome of pancreatic abscesses in pancreatitisJ E Hurley, T VargishCritical Care Medicine|February 1, 1986
Effect of methylprednisolone on naloxone's hemodynamic response in canine hypovolemic shockK C Beamer, T VargishCirculatory Shock|March 1, 1989
Delta and Mu receptor agonists correlate with greater depression of cardiac function than morphine sulfate in perfused rat heartsT Vargish, K C BeamerCirculatory Shock|January 1, 1987
Hemodynamic evaluation of ibuprofen in canine hypovolemic shockK C Beamer, T Daly, T VargishPageof 40