Selected Journal Articles

• Dubick MA, Williams CA, Elgjo GI, Kramer GC:
  High Dose Vitamin C Infusion Reduces Fluid Requirements In The Resuscitation Of Burn Injured In Sheep. Shock 24(2):139-144, 2005.


• Miller L, Kramer GC, Bolleter S:
  Rescue access made easy. JEMS 30:s8-18, 2005.


• Ewaldsson C-A, Vane LA, Kramer GC, Hahn RG:
  Adrenergic Drugs Alter Both the Fluid Kinetics and the Hemodynamic Responses to Volume Expansion in Sheep. Journal of Surgical Research 131(1):7-14, 2006.


• Kramer GC, Kinsky MP, Esenaliev RO:
  Assessment of tissue oxygenation: Ultimate endpoint or simply interesting? Crit Care Med 34(3):924-6, 2006.


• Hoskins SL, Elgjo GI, Lu J, Ying H, Grady JJ, Herndon DN, Kramer GC:
  Closed-Loop Resuscitation of Burn Shock. J Burn Care Res 27(3):377-385, 2006.


• Michell MW, Oliveira HM, Kinsky MP, Vaid SU, Herndon DN, Kramer GC:
  Enteral resuscitation of burn shock using world health organization oral rehydration solution: a potential solution for mass casualty care. J Burn Care Res 27: 819-825, 2006.


• Prough D, Kramer G, Uchicda T, Stephenson R, Hellmich H, DeWitt D:
  Effects of hypertonic arginine on cerebral blood flow and intracranial pressure after traumatic brain injury combined with hemorrhagic hypotension. Shock 26: 290-5, 2006.


• Vaid SU, Shah A, Michell MW, Rafie AD, Deyo DJ, Prough DS, Kramer GC:
  Normotensive and Hypotensive Closed-Loop Resuscitation using 3.0% NaCl to Treat Multiple Hemorrhages in Sheep. Crit Care Med 2006; 34: 1185-1192.


• Cancio LC, Kramer GC, Hoskins SL:
  Gastrointestinal fluid resuscitation of thermally injured patients. J Burn Care Res 2006; 27: 561-9.


• Nascimento Jr. P, Vaid SU, Hoskins SL, Espana JM, Kinsky MP, Kramer GC:
  Hypertonic 15% sodium pyruvate offers no initial resuscitation avantage compared with 8% hypertonic NaC1 in sheep with multiple hemorrhages. SHOCK. 2007;27(No.5):565-71.