Henry Alfred Schroeder

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STUDIES ON THE ESTIMATION OF CARDIAC OUPTUT IN MAN, AND OF ABNORMALITIES IN CARDIAC FUNCTION, FROM THE HEART'S RECOIL AND THE BLOOD'S IMPACTS; THE BALLISTOCARDIOGRAM (1939) (383)
Essential trace metals in man: zinc. Relation to environmental cadmium. (1967) (332)
The human body burden of lead. (1968) (316)
FAMILIAL HYPOTHALAMIC DIABETES INSIPIDUS IN RATS (BRATTLEBORO STRAIN). (1964) (302)
Cadmium as a factor in hypertension (1965) (296)
Relation between mortality from cardiovascular disease and treated water supplies: variations in states and 163 largest municipalities of the United States. (1960) (276)
Toxic effects of trace elements on the reproduction of mice and rats. (1971) (272)
Abnormal trace metals in man--chromium. (1962) (250)
Trace metals in man: strontium and barium. (1972) (242)
Essential trace metals in man: manganese. A study in homeostasis. (1966) (238)
Essential trace metals in man: selenium. (1970) (225)
Abnormal trace metals in man: cadmium. (1961) (225)
Losses of vitamins and trace minerals resulting from processing and preservation of foods. (1971) (217)
Hypertension induced in rats by small doses of cadmium. (1962) (215)
Municipal drinking water and cardiovascular death rates. (1966) (190)
Syndrome simulating collagen disease caused by hydralazine (Apresoline). (1954) (182)
Trace metals in human hair. (1969) (180)
CHROMIUM, CADMIUM AND LEAD IN RATS: EFFECTS ON LIFE SPAN, TUMORS AND TISSUE LEVELS. (1965) (180)
Essential trace metals in man: copper. (1966) (178)
Studies on the Control of Hypertension by Hyphex: II. Toxic Reactions and Side Effects (1953) (175)
Abnormal trace metals in man: arsenic. (1966) (171)
Trace-element analysis in clinical chemistry. (1971) (169)
Relations between hardness of water and death rates from certain chronic and degenerative diseases in the United States. (1960) (166)
CHROMIUM, LEAD, CADMIUM, NICKEL AND TITANIUM IN MICE: EFFECT ON MORTALITY, TUMORS AND TISSUE LEVELS. (1964) (163)
Abnormal trace metals in man--nickel. (1962) (151)
ABNORMAL TRACE METALS IN MAN--VANADIUM. (1963) (145)
CADMIUM HYPERTENSION IN RATS. (1964) (139)
Chromium deficiency as a factor in atherosclerosis. (1970) (138)
The role of chromium in mammalian nutrition. (1968) (135)
TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN TISSUE. PART III. SUBJECTS FROM AFRICA, THE NEAR AND FAR EAST AND EUROPE (1965) (133)
Renal failure associated with low extracellular sodium chloride; the low salt syndrome. (1949) (121)
Chromium deficiency in rats: a syndrome simulating diabetes mellitus with retarded growth. (1966) (115)
SPECIAL ARTICLE: Cadmium, Chromium, and Cardiovascular Disease (1967) (112)
Life-term effects of mercury, methyl mercury, and nine other trace metals on mice. (1975) (110)
Life-term studies in rats: effects of aluminum, barium, beryllium, and tungsten. (1975) (109)
BALLISTOCARDIOGRAM. II. NORMAL STANDARDS, ABNORMALITIES COMMONLY FOUND IN DISEASES OF THE HEART AND CIRCULATION, AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE. (1940) (108)
ABNORMAL TRACE METALS IN MAN: TIN. (1964) (106)
Abnormal trace metals in man: lead. (1961) (103)
INFLUENCE OF CHROMIUM, CADMIUM, AND LEAD ON RAT AORTIC LIPIDS AND CIRCULATING CHOLESTEROL. (1965) (99)
Scandium, chromium(VI), gallium, yttrium, rhodium, palladium, indium in mice: effects on growth and life span. (1971) (96)
Life term studies on the effect of trace elements on spontaneous tumors in mice and rats. (1969) (95)
ESSENTIAL TRACE METALS IN MAN: MOLYBDENUM. (1970) (93)
Selenium and tellurium in rats: effect on growth, survival and tumors. (1971) (93)
Arsenic, germanium, tin and vanadium in mice: effects on growth, survival and tissue levels. (1967) (92)
Effect of chromim, cadmium and other trace metals on the growth and survival of mice. (1963) (89)
Zirconium, niobium, antimony, vanadium and lead in rats: life term studies. (1970) (87)
Studies on the Control of Hypertension: VIII. Mortality, Morbidity, and Remissions During Twelve Years of Intensive Therapy (1966) (87)
Cadmium hypertension. Its reversal in rats by a zinc chelate. (1967) (87)
Abnormal trace elements in man: tellurium. (1967) (86)
Essential metals in man. Magnesium. (1969) (82)
Germanium, tin and arsenic in rats: effects on growth, survival, pathological lesions and life span. (1968) (82)
A sensible look at air pollution by metals. (1970) (79)
SOME ASPECTS OF GLUCOSE METABOLISM OF CHROMIUM-DEFICIENT RATS RAISED IN A STRICTLY CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. (1965) (76)
Studies on the Control of Hypertension by Hyphex: I. Effects on Blood Pressure (1953) (73)
Management of arterial hypertension. (1954) (73)
Variation in the concentration of cadmium in human kidney as a function of age and geographic origin. (1961) (72)
The Effect of 1‐Hydrazinophthalazine in Hypertension (1952) (72)
THE BIOLOGICAL TRACE ELEMENTS OR PERIPATETICS THROUGH THE PERIODIC TABLE. (1965) (72)
II. Impaired Renal Excretion of Sodium Chloride (1942) (69)
Variability in the metal content of human organs. (1962) (69)
Control of hypertension by hexamethonium and 1-hydrazinophthalazine; preliminary observations. (1952) (67)
Studies on congestive heart failure (1941) (67)
Cardiovascular mortality, municipal water, and corrosion. (1974) (66)
Effects of chromium, cadmium and lead on the growth and survival of rats. (1963) (65)
Life-term effects of nickel in rats: survival, tumors, interactions with trace elements and tissue levels. (1974) (63)
The role of trace elements in cardiovascular diseases. (1974) (63)
Life term studies on the effects of arsenic, germanium, tin, and vanadium on spontaneous tumors in mice. (1967) (62)
Essential trace metals in man: cobalt. (1967) (62)
Abnormal trace metals in man: zirconium. (1966) (61)
Serum cholesterol and glucose levels in rats fed refined and less refined sugars and chromium. (1969) (60)
The effect of treatment on mortality rates in severe hypertension; a comparison of medical and surgical regimens. (1958) (60)
Selenium and tellurium in mice. Effects on growth, survival, and tumors. (1972) (56)
Studies on the Control of Hypertension: VI. Some Evidence for Reversal of the Process During Hexamethonium and Hydralazine Therapy (1956) (55)
Lesions resembling vitamin B complex deficiency and urinary loss of zinc produced by ethylenediamine tetra-acetate. (1957) (55)
Zirconium, niobium, antimony and fluorine in mice: effects on growth, survival and tissue levels. (1968) (54)
Interactions of trace metals in rat tissues. Cadmium and nickel with zinc, chromium, copper, manganese. (1974) (48)
Studies on the control of hypertension by hyphex. III. Pharmacological and chemical observations on 1-hydrazinophthalazine. (1954) (43)
Renal arteriolar changes in hypertensive rats given cadmium in drinking water. (1969) (43)
Abnormal trace metals in man: germanium. (1967) (42)
Serum cholesterol levels in rats fed thirteen trace elements. (1968) (42)
Degenerative cardiovascular disease in the Orient. II. Hypertension. (1958) (38)
Is atherosclerosis a conditioned pyridoxal deficiency? (1955) (38)
HYPERTENSIVE DISEASES. CAUSES AND CONTROL (1954) (36)
Diabetic-like serum glucose levels in chromium deficient rats. (1965) (36)
Hypertension in rats from injection of cadmium. (1966) (34)
Effects of selenate, selenite and tellurite on the growth and early survival of mice and rats. (1967) (33)
Circulatory and Respiratory Effects of Adenosine Triphosphate in Man (1951) (32)
Depression of cholesterol levels in human plasma following ethylenediamine tetracetate and hydralazine. (1955) (30)
Possible Etiologic Relevance of Personality Factors in Arterial Hypertension (1950) (30)
Vascular reactivity of rats altered by cadmium and a zinc chelate. (1970) (30)
Cadmium, Chromium, and Cardiovascular Disease (1967) (29)
Pathogenesis of hypertension. (1951) (29)
Psychosis apparently produced by reserpine. (1955) (28)
ABNORMAL TRACE METALS IN MAN: NIOBIUM. (1965) (28)
Experimental Pyelonephritis and Hypertension in Rats.∗ (1951) (27)
STUDIES ON “ESSENTIAL” HYPERTENSION: III. The Effect of Nephrectomy upon Hypertension Associated with Organic Renal Disease (1940) (27)
CAN VASCULAR SHUNTING BE INDUCED IN THE KIDNEY BY VASOACTIVE DRUGS? (1949) (27)
Effect of Tetraethyllead on Learning and Memory in the Rat. (1966) (27)
Action of a chelate of zinc on trace metals in hypertensive rats. (1968) (26)
Low salt diets and arterial hypertension. (1948) (26)
Metals in the Air (1971) (25)
STUDIES ON ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION: I. CLASSIFICATION (1939) (25)
Degenerative cardiovascular disease in the Orient. I. Atherosclerosis. (1958) (24)
Studies on Congestive Circulatory Failure: III. The Relation of Edema to Urinary Chlorides (1950) (23)
The possible etiological relevance of personality factors in arterial hypertension. (1949) (23)
Recondite Toxicity of Trace Elements (1973) (23)
THE EFFECT OF TYROSINASE ON EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION (1941) (23)
ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN RATS I. METHODS (1942) (23)
Studies on the Control of Hypertension by Hyphex: V. Effects on the Course of the Malignant Stage (1954) (21)
The trace elements and nutrition : some positive and negative aspects (1976) (21)
STUDIES ON THE CONTROL OF HYPERTENSION BY HYPHEX. IV. LEVELS OF THE AGENTS IN URINE AND BLOOD (1954) (20)
Trace metals in rat tissues as influenced by calcium in water. (1967) (20)
A practical method for the reduction of plasma cholesterol in man. (1956) (20)
Influence of Various Sugars, Chromium and Other Trace Metals on Serum Cholesterol and Glucose of Rats (1971) (19)
Effect of Certain Amines on the Blood Pressure of Normotensive and Hypertensive Rats.∗ (1950) (19)
Interactions of trace metals in mouse and rat tissues; zinc, chromium, copper, and manganese with 13 other elements. (1976) (18)
THE BEHAVIOR OF RENAL BLOOD FLOW AFTER PARTIAL CONSTRICTION OF THE RENAL ARTERY (1940) (17)
Antihypertensive effects of metal binding agents. (1955) (17)
Childhood exposure to environmental lead. (1974) (16)
HARDNESS OF LOCAL WATER-SUPPLIES AND MORTALITY FROM CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (1961) (16)
The L. E. cell as a manifestation of delayed hydralazine intoxication. (1956) (16)
Coarctation of the aorta associated with abnormal digits, ovarian insufficiency and shortness of stature. (1949) (15)
TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN TISSUE. 3. SUBJECTS FROM AFRICA, THE NEAR AND FAR EAST AND EUROPE. (1965) (15)
Studies on the Control of Hypertension. VII. Effects of Ganglionic Blockade Combined With Hydralazine on the Malignant Stage Complicated by Renal Azotemia (1956) (15)
Use of diuretic agents. (1951) (14)
RENAL CADMIUM AND ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION. (1964) (14)
The control of arterial hypertension by hyphex, with an evaluation of other methods of therapy. (1953) (14)
STUDIES ON ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION: II. THE ASSOCIATION OF HYPERTENSION WITH ORGANIC RENAL DISEASE (1941) (14)
Studies on Congestive Circulatory Failure: IV. The Effect of Various Diuretics on the Excretion of Water and Chlorides (1951) (14)
Pressor substances in arterial hypertension. V. Chemical and pharmacological characteristics of pherentasin. (1955) (14)
Abnormalities of the Urinary Tract in “Essential Hypertension.” (1938) (13)
Pressor substances in arterial hypertension. II. Demonstration of pherentasin, a vasoactive material procured from blood. (1950) (13)
The Poisons Around Us: Toxic Metals in Food, Air, and Water (1974) (13)
Effect of Chromium, Cadmium and Lead on Serum Cholesterol of Rats (1962) (13)
The poisons around us (1994) (12)
Low sodium chloride diets in hypertension; effects on blood pressure. (1949) (12)
Evaluation of bioassay for urinary catechol amines with strips of rabbit aorta. (1960) (12)
Relation of Trace Metals to Human Health (1972) (12)
Arterial hypertension in dogs. II. The effects of neurogenic hypertension with a study of periodic renal biopsies over a seven-year period. (1956) (11)
ABNORMALITIES OF CIRCULATING CELLS AND PROTEINS IN HYDRALAZINE-TREATED PATIENTS WITHOUT TOXIC SYMPTOMS (1962) (11)
Spontaneous variations of blood pressure in hypertensive and normotensive individuals. (1956) (10)
Test for the presence of the hypertensive diencephalic syndrome using histamine. (1949) (10)
Influence of cadmium on renal ischemic hypertension in rats. (1968) (10)
Coarctation of the aorta; photo-electric plethysmography and direct arterial blood pressure measurement as an aid in diagnosis. (1949) (10)
Studies on "essential" hypertension. V. An endocrine hypertensive syndrome. (1954) (10)
The effects of the rice diet upon the blood pressure of hypertensive individuals. (1949) (10)
Regional Vasomotor Tone in Normotensive and Hypertensive Dogs (1951) (10)
Trace elements in human tissue. I. Methods. (1963) (10)
ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN RATS : II. EFFECTS ON THE KIDNEYS. (1942) (10)
Pressor Substances in Arterial Hypertension: IV. Quantitative and Qualitative Studies of Pherentasin (1952) (9)
The Immediate Pressor Effect of Desoxycorticosterone Acetate. (1948) (9)
THE EFFECT OF TYROSINASE ON ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION. (1941) (9)
A discrepancy between renal extraction and urinary excretion of various substances (para-amino-hippurate, mannitol, creatinine, thiosulphate) in man. (1950) (9)
Pressor substances in arterial hypertension; activity and amine content of crude extracts of blood. (1950) (9)
Familial hypothalamic diabetes insipidus in rats (Brattleboro strain). 1964. (1997) (8)
Immediate pressor effect of desoxycorticosterone acetate in arterial hypertension. (1948) (8)
The use of pentolinium tartrate with and without hydralazine in the treatment of severe hypertension. (1955) (8)
Neurological manifestations after antihypertensive therapy with mecamylamine. (1957) (8)
Mechanisms of hypertension with a consideration of atherosclerosis (1957) (8)
Hypertensive vascular disease: therapy with modern drugs and its limits. (1955) (8)
Oxygen tension and pH of the renal cortex in acute ischemia and chronic hypertension. (1950) (8)
The asystolic arterial pressure gradient as a measure of local peripheral resistance. (1948) (7)
The response of the adrenal cortex of the rat to dietary salt restriction and replacement. (1956) (7)
PRESSOR SUBSTANCES IN ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION (1950) (7)
Survival rates in severe hypertension intensively treated with hydralazine and ganglionic blockade (1960) (7)
Relation of Trace Metals to Human Health Effects (1973) (6)
Trace metals and chronic diseases. (1956) (6)
Pressor substances in arterial hypertension. III. Chemical studies on pherentasin. (1950) (6)
The antihypertensive properties of some mercaptans and other sulfur-containing compounds. (1955) (6)
The antihypertensive influence of certain sulfhydryl compounds. (1951) (6)
THE EFFECT OF A PREPARATION OF AMINE OXIDASE ON EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION. (1942) (6)
METALLIC MICRONUTRIENTS AND INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM. (1969) (5)
The Treatment of Hypertension with Modern Drugs (1956) (5)
STUDIES ON THE CONTROL OF HYPERTENSION BY HYPHEX. III. PHARMACOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS ON 1‐HYDRAZINOPHTHALAZINE (1954) (5)
Pherentasin: a pressor substance present in arterial hypertension. (1950) (5)
Arterial Hypertension in Dogs: I. Methods (1952) (5)
New antihypertension drugs. (1952) (4)
Pathogenesis of hypertension. (1951) (4)
Effect of Tyrosinase on Blood Pressure of Hypertensive Rats (1940) (4)
Current status of therapy in hypertension. (1956) (4)
A Method for Preparing an Active Adrenal Cortex Extract. (1931) (4)
“ESSENTIAL” HYPERTENSION. A CONCEPT OF ITS MECHANISM (1942) (3)
ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN RATS (1942) (3)
ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN RATS (1942) (3)
Association of coarctation of the aorta and pregnancy; case report. (1956) (3)
Pressor substances in hypertensive blood. (1948) (3)
Pressor substances in extracts of hypertensive blood. (1948) (3)
SALT HUNGER UNAFFECTED BY CADMIUM IN RATS ALLOWED SALINE SOLUTION BY CHOICE. (1964) (2)
Renal changes in experimental hypertension (1953) (2)
Studies on Congestive Circulatory Failure (2)
A systolic arterial pressure gradient as a measure of local peripheral resistance. (1948) (2)
PRESSOR SUBSTANCES IN ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION (1950) (2)
ABSORPTION, METABOLISM AND EXCRETION OF SALICYL AZO SULFOPYRIDINE IN MAN (1972) (2)
INTENSIVE DEEP ROENTGEN IRRADIATION: A STUDY OF THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS (1922) (2)
Chemistry and pharmacology of 1-hydrazinophthalazine (1954) (2)
The relation of the kidney to the acute pressor action of desoxycorticosterone. (1951) (2)
Diabetes, fever of unknown origin and coma. (1948) (1)
Direct arterial puncture and photoelectric plethysmography in the diagnosis of coarctation of the aorta (1949) (1)
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND HARDNESS OF WATER-Reply (1960) (1)
Acute hemodynamic effects of adenosine triphosphate (1950) (1)
Errors in evaluation of the severity of hypertension. (1956) (1)
The control of arterial hypertension in older individuals. (1956) (1)
THE TRANSFUSION OF ARTERIAL HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMOTENSIVE BLOOD INTO HYPERTENSIVE SUBJECTS (1949) (1)
Are there arterio-venous shunts in the kidney? (1948) (1)
Cadmium in the Environment. Lars Friberg, Magnus Piscator, and Gunnar Nordberg. CRC Press, Cleveland, Ohio, 1971. 176 pp., illus. $25 (1972) (1)
Humoral Pressor Substances and Their Relation to Arterial Hypertension (1949) (1)
THE RELATION OF THE KIDNEY TO THE ACUTE PRESSOR ACTION OF DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE (1950) (1)
Disturbances of the internal environment and their correction. (1953) (1)
Effects of Metals on Cells, Subcellular Elements, and Macromolecules.Jack Maniloff , James R. Coleman , Morton W. Miller (1971) (1)
Local peripheral resistance in canine hypertension (1951) (1)
The Journal of the American Medical Association, Volume 172, 1960, Pages 1902–1908 (2009) (1)
The effects of a diet of rice and fruit juices upon the blood pressure of hypersensitive individuals. (1947) (1)
Association between primary amines and pressor substances in urine (1951) (1)
Current therapeutics. LXXX. Hydralazine in the control of severe hypertension. (1954) (0)
and Cardiovascular Death Rates (2017) (0)
Reply to Eckardt (1971) (0)
Book Review:Metal Ions in Biological Systems. Volume 2. Mixed-Ligand Complexes. Helmut Sigel (1974) (0)
The Normal Blood Pressure of Anesthetized Rats (2003) (0)
Shirt-tail and pigtail : nonchalant adventures in Central Asia (0)
Hypertension with papilledema. (1947) (0)
Hypertension and renal failure. (1947) (0)
Reply to Lain Hart (1971) (0)
CADMIUM AND CHROMIUM trace metals present in the human body : (0)
Book Review:The Clinical Significance of the Essential Biological Metals. I. J. T. Davies (1973) (0)
514 ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN RATS . I The Normal Blood Pressure of Anesthetized Rats (1942) (0)
Proceedings of the joint W.H.O-Czechoslovak Cardiological Society Symposium on the Pathogenesis of Essential Hypertension : Prague, May 22nd to 29th, 1960 (1962) (0)
Hexamethonium chloride and 1-hydrazinophthalazine (hyphex) in malignant hypertension (1954) (0)
The medical control of hypertension. (1953) (0)
IV. Early Arterial Hypertension (1942) (0)
One Problem in Medical Ethics (1965) (0)
A possible mechanism for the hypotensive effect of thiocyanates (1950) (0)
TheEffect ofTreatment on Mortality RatesinSevere Hypertension A Comparison ofMedical andSurgical Regimlens (2017) (0)
PRESSOR SUBSTANCES IN ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION (1955) (0)
[Intra-arterial pressure in man after sudden complete occlusion as a measure of peripheral resistance]. (1957) (0)
Control of hypertension with hexamethonium and hydrazinophthalazine (1952) (0)
Methods for extraction of pressor substances from hypertensive blood. (1948) (0)
Pressor substances in blood of hypertensive patients. (1948) (0)
Chloride balance in congestive circulatory failure (1949) (0)
Comprehensive Biochemistry, 21: Metabolism of Vitamins and Trace Elements. Florkin, M. and Stotz, E. H., Eds. Elsevier Publ. Co. Amsterdam, London, New York, 1971, 297 pp. (10 authors, 8 sections) (1971) (0)
AN AMMONIA DETOXICANT, ARGININE GLUTAMATE. (1964) (0)
A test for the presence of the hypertensive diencephalic syndrome using histamine. (1948) (0)
REGIONAL VASOMOTOR TONE IN DOGS Levels of EP 6 were markedly increased in renal hypertension , being 2 to 4 times normal distal to the (0)
Trace-ElementAnalysisin ClinicalChemistry (2004) (0)
The immediate pressor effect of desoxycorticosterone acetate in hypertensive and normotensive subjects. (1948) (0)

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