Physician

General Surgery

Blaisdell practices General Surgery. Blaisdell is a published doctor and has 101 publications published. The lastest was: 'Cardiac injuries.'

Publications

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• Causes, prevention, and treatment of intravascular coagulation and disseminated intravascular coagulation.
• Development of femoro-femoral and axillo-femoral bypass procedures.
• Roy Cohn: the last classical professor of surgery.
• Civil War vascular injuries.
• A Festschrift honoring Norman M. Rich.
• Leon Goldman: "The Coach".
• Changes in county hospitals during Sheldon's tenure.
• Vascular surgeon Edwin J. Wylie, MD (1918-1982), pioneer and visionary.
• Our surgical heritage. The Civil War.
• Low-dose heparin thromboembolism prophylaxis.
• The ANA educational administrators, consultants, and teachers section.
• ANA section chairman speaking.
• Volvulus.
• Leadership role in nursing the cancer patient.
• Liver resection.
• Utilization of in vivo liver perfusion to prevent pulmonay damage following regional ischemia.
• Injuries to the inferior vena cava.
• Retrograde thrombectomy for chronic occlusion of the common carotid artery.
• Diagnosis and treatment of respiratory failure after civilian trauma.
• Carleton Mathewson, Jr.: inspiration for excellence.
• Pathogenesis of the pulmonary changes following ischemia of the lower extremities.
• Pathophysiology of the respiratory distress syndrome.
• Indications for laparotomy following blunt abdominal injury.
• Effect of glucagon on total liver blood flow in hemorrhagic shock.
• Proceedings: Ulcerated atheroma of the carotid artery.
• Traumatic injury. A health care crisis.
• The roentgen appearance of disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
• Pancreatic injuries. Methods of management.
• Respiratory insufficiency syndrome: clinical and pathological definition.
• Optimal resources for vascular surgery.
• Vascular complications of drug abuse.
• Diagnosis and management of peripheral arterial occlusive disease.
• The respiratory distress syndrome: a review.
• Renal autotransplantation. Adjunct to repair of renal vascular lesions.
• Superficial gastric erosions. Response to surgical treatment.
• Acute abdominal aortic injury: an analysis of operative and postoperative management.
• Hepatic artery ligation: adjunct in the management of massive hemorrhage from the liver.
• Platelet response and coagulation changes following massive blood replacement.
• Massive trauma. Effect of intravascular coagulation on prognosis.
• Trauma rounds: The role of hyperalimentation in patients with multiple injuries.
• Late axillary artery thrombosis in patients with occluded axillary-femoral bypass grafts.
• Trauma myths and magic: 1984 Fitts lecture.
• Limb-sparing surgery for extremity sarcomas after preoperative intraarterial doxorubicin and radiation therapy.
• Stab wounds to the extremities: indications for angiography.
• Fragmentation of surgery: critical care.
• Extraanatomical bypass procedures.
• Medical advances during the Civil War.
• Why small caliber vascular grafts fail: a review of clinical and experimental experience and the significance of the interaction of blood at the interface.
• The injury potential and lethality of stab wounds: a Folsom Prison Study.
• Treating the trauma patient.
• Pancreatic injury--a taxing problem.
• Stab wounds to the neck: role of angiography.
• Is there a reason for controversy regarding fasciotomy?
• The reperfusion syndrome.
• Traumatic hemipelvectomy: a catastrophic injury.
• Resuscitation of hemorrhage with intraosseous infusion of hypertonic saline/dextran.
• Assessment of spinal cord blood supply during aortic operations.
• Acquired and congenital clotting syndromes.
• Blunt intestinal injury. Keys to diagnosis and management.
• Conservative management of penetrating vascular wounds.
• Multiple vessel injury to branches of the aortic arch: case report.
• The pre-Medicare role of city/county hospitals in education and health care.
• When to save the ruptured spleen.
• Evaluation of an intraosseous infusion device for the resuscitation of hypovolemic shock.
• Neurologic consequences of cerebrovascular injury.
• Visceral injuries.
• Report of the Inter-Society Commission for Heart Disease Resources. Optimal resources for vascular surgery--a supplement.
• Abdominal vascular injuries.
• Acute renal failure in trauma patients.
• Injuries of the colon and rectum.
• Management of urologic injuries.
• Pulmonary and coagulation changes in tourniquet shock.
• Management of the acute complications of diverticular disease: hemorrhage.
• Cardiac injuries.
• In vivo assessment of anticoagulation.
• The role of the liver in recovery from critical injury.
• Treatment of colon injuries.
• Initial evaluation and treatment of multiply-injured patients.
• Management of acute lower extremity arterial ischemia due to embolism and thrombosis.
• The relationship between sepsis and disseminated intravascular coagulation.
• Operative stabilization for flail chest after blunt trauma.
• Assessment of clotting by the determination of fibrinogen catabolism.
• Prevention of deep vein thrombosis.
• Distribution and clearance of radioactive heparin.
• New techniques in the evaluation of cerebrovascular disease.
• The estimation of surgical risk.
• Vascular surgery training: quo vadis.
• Visceral artery aneurysmosis. Case report.
• Sepsis in trauma patients.
• The limited utility of fibrinogen I 125 leg scanning.
• Low-dose heparin prophylaxis of venous thrombosis: an editorial.
• Intravascular coagulation and pulmonary edema in the septic baboon.
• Respiratory distress syndrome of shock and trauma: post-traumatic respiratory failure.
• Fibrinogen kinetics in major human burns.
• Use of synthetic absorbable sutures for abdominal and chest wound closure. Experience with 650 consecutive cases.
• Bacteriology of necrotizing fasciitis.
• Incidence and outcome of posttraumatic respiratory failure.
• Special diagnostic tests for the evaluation of liver and biliary tract disorders.
• The use of fresh blood in the treatment of critically injured patients.
• Extraanatomic bypass grafts.

Schools

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• Stanford University

Doctors Specialties

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• Critical Care Surgery
• General Surgery

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