Physician

Pathology

Dr. Henry B. Soloway, MD

Dr. Henry B. Soloway is an expert in the field of Pathology. Henry Soloway is a published doctor. He has 69 papers published. The most current publication "Detecting false negative smears."

Publications

Ossifying interstitial cell tumor of the testes.
Clinical problem-solving: if at first you don't succeed.
Hypocholesteremic agents. I. (p-Acetamidophenoxy) acetic acid derivatives.
N-Di-alkylaminoalkyl-N-(pyridylethyl)anilines.
Piperidines with motor depressor and anti-inflammatory properties.
Testing on demand. Are laboratories and consumers ready?
2-Hydroxyacetylfuran.
Kojic acid derivatives.
2-Acyloxyacetylthiophenes.
FATAL HEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS FOLLOWING CHLOROTHIAZIDE ADMINISTRATION IN PREGNANCY.
ATHEROMATOUS EMBOLI TO CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. REPORT OF 16 CASES.
The effect of aminophylline on the blood volume of the brain of the white rat.
Sink testing: much maligned and misunderstood.
The risk of AIDS infection from casual job contact.
Can we keep our blood supply safe from AIDS?
Hospital blood banks: crossing fine cuisine with fast food.
When imminent death is inevitable.
Volunteers: keeping the heart in health care.
The reality of the second-string blood banker.
Commonly asked questions about hepatitis B vaccination.
The advent of hepatitis C testing.
Detecting false negative smears.
Cost-effectiveness of p24 antigen testing in preventing transfusion transmission of human immunodeficiency virus infection.
Establishing a direct laboratory access program.
Heparin anticoagulation during cardiopulmonary bypass in an antithrombin-III deficient patient. Implications relative to the etiology of heparin rebound.
Who said it first?
Childhood leukemia: An argument for biochemical and immunologic classification by regional laboratories.
Constitutional abnormalities associated with pancreatic cystadenomas.
Experimental fat embolism. Initial distribution of fat emboli labeled with 131-I in normotensive and hypotensive rabbits.
Tissue adhesive and wound healing. Observation of wound healing (tissue adhesive vs sutures) by microscopy and microangiography.
Human myocardial zonal lesions.
Pathologic anatomy of the lungs following shock and trauma.
Effect of shock upon the initial blood gas data in experimental fat embolism.
Experimental cerebral fat embolism. Distribution of radioactive triolein following internal carotid introduction.
Plasma fibrinogen levels following cryoprecipitate infusion.
Relationship on hypoproteinemia and prolonged mechanical ventilation to the development of pulmonary insufficiency in shock.
Failure of mestranol alone or with norethynodrel to prepare for the generalized Shwartzman reaction in rats.
Resolution of experimental fat embolism.
Comparison of tensile strength of wounds closed by sutures and cyanoacrylates.
Vaginal and cervical cytology of the early puerperium.
Radiation-induced neoplasms following curative therapy for retinoblastoma.
The coagulation mechanism in experimental pulmonary fat embolism.
Microcirculation in P. knowlesi malaria: I. Effects of alpha adrenergic blockade.
Cyanoacrylate tissue adhesives: an experimental and clinical evaluation.
Renal injury: suture versus n-butyl cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive spray repair.
Drug-induced bleeding.
Differentiation of bleeding diatheses which occur following protamine correction of heparin anticoagulation.
Standardized methods for heparin therapy.
Sensitivity of the activated partial thromboplastin time to heparin: effect of anticoagulant used for sample collection.
Comparison of various activated partial thromboplastin reagents in the laboratory control of heparin therapy.
Linkage of biochemical determinants of pathogenicity in staphylococcal isolates.
"Per cent prothrombin activity" unacceptable.
The in vitro effect of heparin on the activated partial thromboplastin time.
In vitro comparison of the thrombin time and activated partial thromboplastin time in the laboratory control of heparin therapy.
Ovarian tumor classification.
Endocrinopathy associated with pancreatic carcinomas. Review of host factors including hyperplasia and gonadotropic activity.
Fibrinolytic deficit in oxygen intoxicated guinea pigs.
Adult hyaline membrane disese: relationship to oxygen therapy.
Patient-initiated laboratory testing: applauding the inevitable.
Mathematical implications of inadvertent sample swapping and the perception of apparent rates of gross error.
The Bethesda classification system: a counterintuitive approach to data presentation.
Confidential unit exclusion (CUE) is just another test.
Letters to the Editor: Critique of the college of american pathologist partial thromboplastin time survey.
Letter: Lacerations and death from broken bottled water containers.
Letter: Quality control in the coagulation laboratory-value of lyophilized normal control plasmas.
Microcystic adenomas of the pancreas and constitutional abnormalities.
Factor XI deficiency.
Computer-assisted heparin monitoring.

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