Hardaway, R.M.: Syndromes of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation, with Special Reference to Shock and Hemorrhage. Charles C Thomas, Publisher , Springfield, Ill., 1966.
2.
White, A.G., and Sales, J.E.: Thrombosis of the internal jugular vein in congestive heart failure . Brit. M. J., 1: 1473, 1965.
3.
Laki, K., and Gladner, J.A.: Some aspects of the fibrinogen-fibrin transition. Nature, 187: 758, 1960.
4.
Hardaway, R.M. , Elovitz, M.J., Brewster , W.R., Jr., Houchin , D.N., Renzi, N.L. and Jackson, D.R.: Influence of vasoconstrictors and vasodilators on disseminated intravascular coagulation in irreversible hemorrhagic shock. Surg. Gynec. & Obst. , 119: 1053, 1964.
5.
Hardaway, R.M. , Brune, W.H., Geever , E.F., Burns, J.W., and Mock, H.P.: Studies on the role of intravascular coagulation in irreversible hemorrhagic shock. Ann. Surg., 155: 241, 1962.
6.
Hardaway, R.M. , Elovitz, M.J., Brewster , W.R., Jr., and Houchin , D.N.: Clotting time of heparinized blood. Influence of acidosis. Arch. Surg. , 89: 701, 1965.
7.
Hardaway, R.M. , Brewster, W.R., Jr., and Elovitz , M.J.: The influence of vasoconstriction and acidosis on disseminated intravascular coagulation . Surgery,59: 804, 1966.
8.
Hardaway, R.M. , Neimes, R.E., Burns , J.W., Mock, H.P., and Trenchak , P.T.: Role of norepinephrine in irreversible hemorrhagic shock. Ann. Surg. , 156: 57, 1962.
9.
Rutherford, R.B., West, R.L., and Hardaway, R.M.: Coagulation changes during experimental hemorrhagic shock. To be published.
10.
Pechet, L., and Alexander, B.: Increased clotting factors in pregnancy. New England J. Med. , 265: 1093, 1961.
11.
Penick, G.D. : Hypercoagulable state. In Transactions of the St. Moritz Conference on Thrombosis and Hemorrhage. International Committee on Hemostasis and Hemorrhage, 1965. To be published ( 1966).
12.
Hardaway, R.M. , Watson, H.E., and Weiss, F.H.: Alterations in blood coagulation mechanism after intra-aortic injection of thrombin. A.M.A . Arch. Surg. , 81: 983, 1960.
13.
Wells, R.E. , Gawronski, T.H., Cox , P.J., and Perera, R.D.: Influence of fibrinogen on flow properties of erythrocyte suspensions. Am. J. Physiol., 207: 1035, 1964.
14.
Hardaway, R.M. , Johnson, D.G., Houchin , D.N., Jenkins, E.B., Burns, J.W., and Jackson, D.R.: Influence of stress on fibrinogen. J. Trauma, 4: 673, 1964.
15.
Hardaway, R.M. , Johnson, D.G., Houchin , D.N., Jenkins, E.B., Burns, J.W., and Jackson, D.R.: Studies on the fibrinogen replacement rate in dogs. Ann. Surg., 160: 835, 1964.
16.
Todd, M.E., Thompson, J.H., Bowie, J.W., and Owen, C.A.: Blood coagulation during pregnancy. Proc. Staff Meet. Mayo Clin., 40: 370, 1965.
17.
McKay, D.G., De Bacalao, E.B., and Sedlis, A.: Platelet adhesiveness in toxemia of pregnancy. Am. J. Obst. & Gynec., 90: 1315,1964.
18.
Cannon, W.B. , and Mendenhall, W.L. : The hastening of coagulation by stimulating the splanchnic nerves. Am. J. Physiol., 34: 243,1914.
19.
Cannon, W.B. , and Mendenhall, W.L. : The hastening of coagulation in pain and emotional excitement. Am. J. Physiol., 34: 251, 1914.
20.
Quick, A.J., Georgatsos, J.G., and Hussey, C.V.: The clotting activity of human erythrocytes. Theoretical and clinical implications . Am. J. M. Sc., 228: 207, 1954 .
21.
Hardaway, R.M. , Johnson, D.G., Houchin , D.N., Jenkins, E.B., Burns, J.W., and Jackson, D.R.: Influence of trauma and hemolysis on hemorrhagic shock in dogs. J. Trauma , 4(5): 624, 1964.
22.
Hellem, A.J. : Adhesiveness of human blood platelets in vitro. Scandinav. J. Clin. &Lab. Invest., 12(Suppl. 51): 1, 1960.
23.
Gaarder, A.J. , Jonsen, J., Laland , S., Hellem, A., and Owren, P.A.: Adenosine diphosphate in red cells as factor of adhesiveness of human blood platelets. Nature, 192: 531, 1961.
24.
Crosby, W.H. : Studies of hemoglobinuria. In Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress of International Society of Hematology, Rome, 1968, Vol. II, p. 424. Grune & Stratton, Inc., New York, 1960.
25.
Loeb, L.: The influence of certain bacteria on the coagulation of the blood . J. M. Res., 10: 407, 1903.
26.
Walston, H.D. : The clotting of plasma through staphylococci and their products. J. Hyg., 35: 549,1935.
27.
Biggs, R.P., and Macfarlane, R.G. : Human Blood Coagulation and Its Disorders , Ed. 3, p. 334. F. A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, 1962.
28.
Shwartzman, G. : Phenomenon of Local Tissue Reactivity. Paul B. Hoeber, Inc., New York, 1937.
29.
Rodriquez-Erdmann, F.: Studies on the pathogenesis of the generalized Shwartzman Reaction. III. Trigger mechanism for the activation of the prothrombin molecule. Thrombos. et diathes. haemorrhag., XII: 471, 1964.
30.
Drye, J.C.: Personal communication, 1966.
31.
Wood, S., Jr.: Experimental studies of the intravascular dissemination of ascitic V2 carcinoma cells in the rabbit with special reference to fibrinogen and fibrinolytic agents. Bull. Swiss Acad. M. Sc., 20: 92, 1964.
32.
McKay, D.G.: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation. An Intermediary Mechanism of Disease . Paul B. Hoeber, Inc., New York , 1965.
33.
Robbins, J. , and Stetson, C.A.: Mechanisms of antigen-antibody reactions upon blood coagulation. Fed. Proc., 18: 2333, 1959.
34.
McKay, D.G. , Shapiro, S.S., and Shanberge , J.N.: Alterations in the blood coagulation system induced by bacterial endotoxin. II. In vitro . J. Exper. Med., 107: 369, 1958.
35.
Schland, H.A. : Shwartzman phenomenon. II. Suppressive action of nitrogen mustard on antigen-antibody provocation. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol. &Med., 79: 639, 1952.
36.
Stetson, C.A. , Jr.: Studies on the mechanism of the Shwartzman phenomenon: Similarities between reactions to endotoxins and certain reactions of bacterial allergy. J. Exper. Med., 101: 421, 1955 .
37.
Shwartzman, G.: Phenomenon of local skin reactivity to serum precipitates. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol. &Med., 29: 193, 1931.
38.
Shwartzman, G.: Phenomenon of local skin reactivity to bacterial filtrates: Its relation to anaphylatoxins, Forssman antibodies, and serum toxicity. J. Infect. Dis., 61: 293, 1937.
39.
McCluskey, R.T., Benacerraf, B., Potter , J.L., and Miller, F.: The pathologic effects of intravenously administered soluble antigen-antibody complexes. I. Passive serum sickness in mice. J. Exper. Med., 111: 181, 1960.
40.
Nakai, H. and Margaretten, W.: Effect of staphylococcal toxin on the rabbit kidney. Fed. Proc., 21: A-36, 1962.
41.
Sheehan, H.L. , and Davis, J.C.: Renal ischaemia with failed reflow. J. Path. & Bact., 78: 105, 1959.
42.
Amundsen, M.A. , Spittell, J.A., Jr., Thompson , J.H., Jr., and Owen, C.A., Jr.: Hypercoagulability and malignancy. Ann. Int. Med. , 58: 608, 1963.
43.
Nilsson, I.M. , Krook, H., Sternby , N.H., Söderberg, E., and Söderstrom , N.: Severe thrombotic disease in a young man with bone marrow and skeletal changes and with a high content of an inhibitor in the fibrinolytic system. Acta med. scandinav. , 169: 323, 1961.
44.
Golub, S.: Bleeding in the surgical patient. Ann. New YorkAcad. Sc. , 115: 299, 1964.
45.
Sherry, S., Fletcher, A.P., and Alkajaersig, N.: Fibrinolytic bleeding and its management. Ann. New YorkAcad. Sc., 115: 481, 1964.
46.
Naeye, R.L.: Thrombotic state after a hemorrhagic diathesis, a possible complication of therapy with epsilon caproic acid. Blood, XIX: 694, 1962 .
47.
Fletcher, A.P. , Alkajaersig, N., and Sherry, S.: Fibrinolytic mechanism and the development of thrombolytic therapy. Am. J. Med., 33: 738,1962.
48.
Fisher, L.M. , Kagan, E., and Kupfer, H.G.: Blood coagulation changes in rats fed high fat diets. Circulation Res., XIII:529, 1963.
49.
Lee, K.T., Kim, D.N., and Nam, S.C.: Thrombogenic diets and blood coagulation. Fed. Proc. , 21: 438a, 1962.
50.
Mustard, J.F. : Increased activity of the coagulation during alimentary lipaemia: Its significance with regard to thrombosis and atherosclerosis . Canad. M. A. J.,77: 308, 1957.
51.
Vroman, L.: Effects of hydrophobic surfaces upon blood coagulation. Thrombos. et diathes. haemorrhag., X:455, 1964.
52.
Hubbard, D. and Lucas, G.C.: Ionic charges of glass surfaces and other materials and their possible role in the coagulation of blood. J. Appl. Physiol., 15: 265, 1960.
53.
Eichelberger, J.W., Jr.: Laboratory Methods in Blood Coagulation . Paul B. Hoeber, Inc., New York , 1965.
54.
Hardaway, R.M. , Johnson, D.G., Houchin , D.N., Jenkins, E.B., Burns, J.W., and Jackson, D.R.: The influence of extracorporeal handling of blood on hemorrhagic shock in dogs. Exper. Med. & Surg. , 23: 28, 1965.
55.
Ratnoff, O.D. , and Rosenblum, J.M.: Role of Hageman factor in the initiation of clotting by glass. Evidence that glass frees Hageman factor from inhibition . Am. J. Med., 25: 160, 1958.
56.
Ratnoff, O.D. , and Davie, E.W.: The activation of Christmas factor IX by activated plasma thromboplastin antecedent (factor XI). Biochemistry , 1: 677, 1962.
57.
Davie, E.W. , and Ratnoff, O.D.: Waterfall sequence for intrinsic clotting . Science, 145: 1310,1964.
58.
Berman, H.J. : The hamster cheek pouch. Intravascular phenomena . In Proceedings of the Seventh Conference on Microcirculatory Physiology and Pathology , p. 68. 1959 .
59.
Hardaway, R.M. , McKay, D.G., and Hollowell , O.W.: Vascular spasm and disseminated intravascular coagulation. Influence of the phenomena one on the other. Arch. Surg., 83: 173, 1961.
60.
Sawyer, R.B. , and Moncrief, J.A.: Dextran specificity in thrombus inhibition . Arch. Surg., 90: 562, 1965.
61.
Cox, E.F., Flotte, C.T., and Buxton, R.W.: Dextran in the treatment of thrombophlebitis. Surgery , 57: 225, 1965.
62.
McKay, D.G. , Hardaway, R.M., Wahle , G.H., Edelstein, R., and Tartock, D.E.: Alterations in blood coagulation mechanism after incompatible blood transfusion. Am. J. Surg., 89: 583, 1955.
63.
Shayer, R.W. : Induced Histamine and the Mechanism of Action of the Adrenal. National Research Council Committee on Shock. 1962.
64.
Shayer, R.W. : Significance of induced synthesis of histamine in physiology and pathology. Chemotherapia, 3: 128, 1961.