Physiologic Effects and Tolerance of Hemovolemic Shock Modeled Primates During +G_x Acceleration

Authors

Glenn C. Hamilton, Wright State University - Main CampusFollow
Philip C. Stepaniak, Wright State University
James E. Olson, Wright State University - Main CampusFollow
Denis M. Stizza, Wright State University
Alva A. Karl, Wright State University
Chuck Goodyear, Wright State University

Document Type

Abstract

Publication Date

1-1-1989

Identifier/URL

40958122 (Pure)

Abstract

Summary form only given. The effects of two CERV (crew emergency return vehicle) re-entry profiles (+3.3 G/sub x/-Appollo; +7.8 G/sub x/-Gemini) on the cardiovascular hemodynamic parameters were investigated in primates before and after 20% (class II) and 40% (class IV) hemorrhagic shock states induced by controlled blood loss. Thirty-two animals were divided into four equal groups: high G/sub x//class IV, high G/sub x//class II, low G/sub x//class IV, low G/sub x//class II. The results demonstrated consistent findings in the hemodynamic parameters as typified by cardiac output (CO) measurements.

Repository Citation

Hamilton, G. C., Stepaniak, P. C., Olson, J. E., Stizza, D. M., Karl, A. A., & Goodyear, C. (1989). Physiologic Effects and Tolerance of Hemovolemic Shock Modeled Primates During +G_x Acceleration. , 1872.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/emergency_medicine/235

DOI

10.1109/NAECON.1989.40471