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Carl W. Walter

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#7971

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#9425

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#1418

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Biomedical Engineering

#805

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#817

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#57

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Architecture

#994

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#1688

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#273

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Carl W. Walter

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#10595

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#14532

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#1972

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#7449

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#9216

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#1132

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Carl W. Walter's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine Harvard University
PhD Biomedical Engineering Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Carl Waldemar Walter was a surgeon, inventor, and professor at Harvard Medical School. Walter has been called "a pioneer in the transfusion and storage of blood," credited with founding one of the world's first blood banks and invention of the first blood collection bag. He was also known for his prolific work in the advocacy, application, and study of asepsis.

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Carl W. Walter's Published Works

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Study on transplantation immunity after total body irradiation: clinical and experimental investigation. (1960) (174)
The use of an artificial kidney. I. Technique. (1950) (61)
Technical advances in the prevention of urinary tract infection. (1962) (53)
THE INCIDENCE OF AIRBORNE WOUND INFECTION DURING OPERATION. (1963) (49)
Simultaneous Determination of the Volume of Red Cells and Plasma for Survival Studies of Stored Blood (1965) (47)
Use of an artificial kidney. III. Current procedures in clinical hemodialysis. (1952) (37)
Detection of endotoxin on sterile catheters used for cardiac catheterization (1980) (35)
Metastatic hypernephroma of fifty years' duration. (1960) (33)
The airborne component of wound contamination and infection. (1973) (32)
New technic for detection of bacterial contamination in a blood bank using plastic equipment. (1957) (32)
The bacteriologic study of surgical gloves from 250 operations. (1969) (30)
The floor as a reservoir of hospital infections. (1960) (24)
Experimental production of acute renal tubular necrosis. I. The role of gram-negative bacteria. II. The toxicity of acid hematin. III. Acid hematin -- the etiologic pigment. (1960) (24)
Synergistic Toxicity of Gram‐negative Bacteria and Free Colloidal Hemoglobin (1963) (24)
The controlled laboratory production of hemoglobinuric nephrosis. (1952) (24)
Investigations on adsorption of benzalkonium chloride U.S.P. by skin, gloves, and sponges. (1957) (22)
Ureaplasma urealyticum and Mycoplasma hominis in women with systemic lupus erythematosus. (1992) (22)
Effect of freezing and microwave thawing on the stability of six antibiotic admixtures in plastic bags. (1982) (21)
Potential hazards associated with microbial contamination of in-line filters during intravenous therapy (1980) (20)
The spread of staphylococci to the environment. (1958) (20)
The surgical scrub--practical consideration. (1973) (19)
DISINFECTION OF HANDS. (1965) (18)
A closed gravity technique for the preservation of whole blood in ACD solution utilizing plastic equipment. (1952) (17)
The infector on the surgical team. (1966) (16)
Activity of Antibiotic Admixtures Subjected to Different Freeze-Thaw Treatments (1980) (16)
Frozen Storage and Microwave Thawing of Parenteral Nutrition Solutions in Plastic Containers (1981) (15)
Cross‐Infection and the Anesthesiologist: Twelfth Annual Baxter‐Travenol Lecture (1974) (15)
An in vivo method for evaluation of detergents and germicides. (1948) (14)
Staphylococcus aureus UC-18: Agent of Nosocomial Infections (1964) (14)
Asepsis For Inhalational Therapy (1962) (14)
Finding a better way. (1990) (14)
Experimental renal tubular necrosis; the effect of pitressin. (1953) (14)
Monitoring Steam Sterilization of Surgical Instruments: a Dilemma (1981) (13)
Localization of Pain Following Faradic Stimulation of the Common Bile Duct (1936) (12)
Ventilation and air conditioning as bacteriologic engineering. (1969) (11)
In-use testing of sterility of intravenous solutions in plastic containers. (1973) (10)
PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF AIRBORNE INFECTION IN HOSPITALS (1980) (10)
In-use testing of bactericidal agents in hospitals. (1961) (10)
OR Question Box. (1972) (10)
A micromethod for the determination of blood cholesterol. (1937) (9)
ECOLOGY OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL DISEASE. STUDY OF A COMMUNITY OF MARRIED GRADUATE STUDENTS. (1963) (9)
Safe transfusion apparatus. (1966) (8)
Bacteriology of the bedside carafe. (1958) (8)
ANESTHETIC EXPLOSIONS: A CONTINUING THREAT. (1964) (8)
The Application of a Freeze-Microwave Thaw Technique to Central Admixture Services (1980) (8)
The mechanical factors responsible for rapid infusion of blood. (1955) (8)
ECONOMICAL INTRAVENOUS THERAPY (1935) (7)
An evaluation of human blood processed in plastic transfusion equipment. (1957) (7)
Faulty function of table model ethylene oxide sterilizer. (1959) (6)
Environmental sepsis. (1958) (5)
The experimental production of acute renal tubular necrosis in dogs. (1960) (5)
Stability and quality of plastic transfusion equipment. (1960) (5)
Electrical Hazards in Hospitals (1970) (5)
The Question Box (1924) (5)
Letter: Handwashing and Semmelweiss. (1976) (5)
THE RELATION OF PROPER PREPARATION OF SOLUTIONS FOR INTRAVENOUS THERAPY TO FEBRILE REACTIONS. (1940) (4)
The hazards of antibiotic therapy. (1959) (4)
Surgical scrubbing with pHisoderm G-11 as applied to a maternity hospital. (1950) (4)
Ecology of Staphylococcal Disease. (1963) (4)
The development of blood component therapy at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. (1960) (4)
The surgeon and postoperative wound infection. (1979) (4)
New concept: safe patient power center. (1969) (3)
Sterile lancets for blood sampling. (1952) (3)
Bacterial contamination of intravenous infusions due to faulty technique (1978) (3)
Isolation technique for containment or exclusion of bacteria for the prevention of cross infection in hospitals. (1963) (3)
Operating Room: Multiple Factors to Consider in Hospital Infection Control (1970) (3)
Planning of Surgical Centres. (1974) (3)
DISINFECTION OF AMPULS (1950) (2)
SIMPLIFIED APPARATUS FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF PARENTERAL FLUID (1936) (2)
the problem of recurrent Staphylococcal Infections in our modern hospitals (1960) (2)
A new technic for collection, storage, and administration of unadulterated whole blood. (1950) (2)
O.R. Question Box: Proper Orientation, Training, the Keys to Productive, Motivated Employees (1972) (2)
Methods of Sterilization (1953) (2)
Scrubbing for Surgery (1952) (2)
Scrubbing for surgery. (1952) (2)
Explosion of an ether vaporizer. (1966) (2)
In vitro oxygenation of fresh whole blood for arterial perfusion. (1957) (2)
Preoperative Skin Preparation (1955) (2)
HOSPITAL SEPSIS—A COMMUNICABLE DISEASE (1959) (1)
In-Use Testing of Bactericidal Agents in Hospitals (1961) (1)
Sterile transfer forceps (1941) (1)
CPD revisited. 28 day survivals of blood collected in CPD's 2, 3 and 5. (1967) (1)
Bacterial Contamination in Banked Blood (1959) (1)
The surgeon's responsibility for asepsis. (1978) (1)
The action of vasoactive substances on the microvasculature of the hamster cheek pouch. (1967) (1)
Fire in an oxygen-powdered respirator. (1966) (1)
Ureaplasma urealyticum resistance to erythromycin: confirmed by clinical trial. (1992) (1)
Sepsis; a problem for every physician. (1958) (1)
The role of acid hematin in the development of acute renal failure following hemoglobinemia. (1961) (1)
Legionella prosthetic-valve endocarditis. (1988) (1)
The retardation of clotting of whole blood on contact with stainless steel. (1951) (1)
Hair Can Be Dangerous to Health (1975) (1)
Renal function studies in the dog, following the production of controlled unilateral and bilateral hemoglobinuric nephrosis. (1951) (1)
Development of plastic equipment for blood bank use. (1958) (1)
COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS OF FLOOR CULTURE (1961) (1)
"Comfortable air" may spread infection. (1966) (1)
Closed Technique for Collection and Storage of Aliquots of Blood. (1952) (1)
Electrostatics in the operating room. (1953) (1)
IDIOSYNCRASY TO HEXYLRESORCINOL (1935) (1)
STABILITY AND QUALITY OF PLASTIC TRANSFUSION EQUIPMENT. (1964) (1)
The knowledge and skills of electrosurgery. (1972) (1)
Book ReviewDisinfection, Sterilization and Preservation (1968) (0)
New central supply room at Peter Bent Brigham. (1951) (0)
36th annual Charles V. Chapin Oration: the physician's role in cross infection. (1977) (0)
Volume Expander Program for the Hospital Blood Bank (1962) (0)
Closed Technique for Collection and Storage of Aliquots of Blood (1952) (0)
BIONOMICS OF THE STAPHYLOCOCCUS IN THE NASAL CARRIER (1964) (0)
The effectiveness of lateral wall pressure balloon measurements. (1980) (0)
Microwave thawing of frozen parenteral solutions. (1983) (0)
DISPOSABLES: NOW AND TOMORROW FOR THE SURGEON, MANY ADVANTAGES, BUT STILL SOME PROBLEMS. (1964) (0)
OR Question Box. (1972) (0)
THE PREVALENCE AND IMPORTANCE OF PPLO AND L FORMS. (1964) (0)
Carrier on the surgical team plays major role in infections. (1969) (0)
The Operating Room: Patient Safety in the Operating Room (1951) (0)
Central Supply Room Proves Essential in Hospital Organization (1954) (0)
Newer methods of blood collection. (1952) (0)
Cholecystectomy in Patient with Pacemaker (1971) (0)
Fire in an oxygen-powered respirator (1966) (0)
Interposition: The Strategy and It's Uses (1970) (0)
SANITARY DANGERS OF CROSS CONNECTIONS IN PLUMBING (1945) (0)
Closure, particularly for pharmaceutical containers (1958) (0)
The Hazards of Surgical Infection (1962) (0)
OR Question Box. (1967) (0)
Operating Roomquestion box (1974) (0)
Operating Room: Anesthetic Explosions: A Continuing Threat (1965) (0)
Use of surgical rubber gloves. (1983) (0)
An evaluation of sterility indicators (1937) (0)
OR Question Box. (1967) (0)
Infection lurks in the janitor's closet. (1958) (0)
THE USE OF AN ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY.' (0)
Caps and Labels (1981) (0)
Concerning Letters of Appreciation from Station Hospitals of Military Camps in California for Medical Journals. (1945) (0)
The Twelfth Annual Baxter-Travenol Lecture (1973) (0)
OR Question Box. (1967) (0)
ANESTHETIC EXPLOSIONS: A CONTINUING THREAT. (1965) (0)
OR Question Box. (1967) (0)
Infection in Hospitals: Epidemiology and Control. (1963) (0)
Disinfecting action of pHisoderm containing 3% hexachlorophene on the skin of the hands. (1950) (0)
The sterile scalpel. (1954) (0)
The investigation of Brainerd diarrhea. (1986) (0)
Improved tissue forceps (1937) (0)
Newer methods of blood collection. (1952) (0)
Skin Preparation for Surgery (1980) (0)
Detection ofEndotoxin on Sterile Catheters UsedforCardiac Catheterization (1980) (0)
OR Question Box. (1972) (0)
The OR: The Hazards of Surgical Infectioninfection (1962) (0)
Prevention of Postoperative Infection in Major Surgery — Recent Advances (1980) (0)
OR Question Box. (1970) (0)
Operating Room: question box (1974) (0)
Hospital Design and Function (1965) (0)
Technical advances in the prevention of urinary tract infection. (1961) (0)
O. R. Section: Aseptic Technics (1951) (0)
Coach Zollinger. (1986) (0)
Infusionsgeraet for collecting and administering medical liquids (1957) (0)
OR Question Box. (1968) (0)
Plugs made of elastic material (1955) (0)
Newer methods of blood collection. (1952) (0)
Central Supply: The Care and Sterilization of Catheters, Drains and Tubes (1956) (0)
The Relation of Proper Preparation of Solutions for Intravenous Therapy to Allergic and Fever Reactions (1940) (0)
Green Grounding Wire Spells Electric Safety in Hospitals. (1972) (0)
Asepsisfor inhalational therapy. (1962) (0)
Legionella pneumophila in a hospital water supply. (1982) (0)
The Pendulous Breast (1972) (0)
PROCEEDINGS OF A WORKSHOP ON MASS BURNS, 13 - 14 MARCH 1968, (1969) (0)

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