Owen Harding Wangensteen | Academic Influence

Owen Harding Wangensteen's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Owen Harding Wangensteen

Philosophy

#3839

Historical Rank

Logic

#913

Historical Rank

philosophy Degrees

Download Badge

Philosophy

Why Is Owen Harding Wangensteen Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Owen Harding Wangensteen was an American surgeon who developed the Wangensteen tube, which used suction to treat small bowel obstruction, an innovation estimated to have saved a million lives by the time of his death. He founded the Surgical Forum at the American College of Surgeons and was renowned for his surgical teaching. Amongst his most notable students were Walton Lillehei, Christiaan Barnard, K. Alvin Merendino, Norman Shumway and Edward Eaton Mason. He made contributions to surgical practices in other areas, including appendicitis, peptic ulcers and particularly gastric cancer. In his later life, he showed a keen interest in the history of medicine and co-wrote a number of books on the subject with his wife.

(See a Problem?)

Owen Harding Wangensteen's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

CONGENITAL INTESTINAL ATRESIA (1931) (175)
Studies in management of the contaminated wound. 3. Assessment of the effectiveness of irrigation with antiseptic agents. (1971) (149)
The Rise of Surgery: From Empire Craft to Scientific Discipline (1981) (136)
IMPERFORATE ANUS: A METHOD OF DETERMINING THE SURGICAL APPROACH (1930) (126)
EXPERIMENTAL PROOF OF THE OBSTRUCTIVE ORIGIN OF APPENDICITIS IN MAN (1939) (120)
Role of Bile and Pancreatic Juice in Production of Esophageal Erosions and Anemia.∗ (1951) (99)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. IV. Resistance to infection of surgical wounds made by knife, electrosurgery, and laser. (1970) (98)
Achieving "physiological gastrectomy" by gastric freezing. A preliminary report of an experimental and clinical study. (1962) (96)
An interim report upon the second look procedure for cancer of the stomach, colon, and rectum and for limited intraperitoneal carcinosis. (1954) (94)
TREATMENT OF ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION BY SUCTION WITH THE DUODENAL TUBE (1933) (93)
Bowel function after colectomy for cancer, polyps, and diverticulitis. (1955) (90)
The experimental production of gastric and duodenal ulcers in laboratory animals by the intramuscular injection of histamine in beeswax. (1942) (88)
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE OBSTRUCTIVE FACTOR IN THE GENESIS OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY (1937) (88)
Studies of Local Gastric Cooling as Related to Peptic Ulcer (1959) (80)
A study of patients following total and near-total gastrectomy. (1954) (72)
Rapid endoscopic control of bleeding gastric erosions by laser radiation. (1970) (70)
Studies in management of the contaminated wound. I. Technique of closure of such wounds together with a note on a reproducible experimental model. (1968) (67)
Depression of gastric secretion and digestion by gastric hypothermia: its clinical use in massive hematemesis. (1958) (67)
Studies on experimental esophagitis. (1950) (67)
The value of achlorhydria as a screening test for gastric cancer. (1955) (65)
THE UNDESCENDED TESTIS: AN EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDY (1927) (65)
Technique of gastric freezing in the treatment of duodenal ulcer. (1962) (59)
Can physiological gastrectomy be achieved by gastric freezing? (1962) (58)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. I. Optimal time for closure of contaminated open wounds. II. Comparison of resistance to infection of open and closed wounds during healing. (1969) (56)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. V. An assessment of the effectiveness of pHisoHex and Betadine surgical scrub solutions. (1971) (55)
Segmental gastric resection for peptic ulcer; method permitting restoration of anatomic continuity. (1952) (54)
Primary resection of the colon and rectum with particular reference to cancer and ulcerative colitis. (1948) (54)
Observations on water intoxication in surgical patients. (1952) (53)
PENDULAR PATTERN IN GASTRIC SECRETION AND BLOOD FLOW FOLLOWING HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION -- ORIGIN OF STRESS ULCER? (1964) (52)
Obstruction of Splenic Vein Increases Weight of Stomach and Predisposes to Erosion or Ulcer.∗ (1945) (50)
Intestinal obstructions : a physiological and clinical consideration with emphasis on therapy : including description of operative procedures (1949) (50)
Effect of vagal and sympathetic stimulation and ablation on gastric blood flow. (1963) (48)
[Experimental production of gallstones by incomplete stricture of the terminal common bile duct]. (1957) (45)
Historical aspects of the management of acute intestinal obstruction. (1969) (44)
STUDIES IN THE ETIOLOGY OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS*: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE VERMIFORM APPENDIX IN THE GENESIS OF APPEND CITIS A PRELIMINARY REPORT (1937) (44)
Gastric blood flow (1970) (43)
Structural changes following gastric freezing. (1963) (42)
A physiologic operation for mega-esophagus: (dystonia, cardiospasm, achalasia). (1951) (42)
Direct suture anastomosis of the coronary arteries in the dog. (1956) (40)
The extended or super-radical mastectomy for carcinoma of the breast. (1956) (40)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. VII. Susceptibility of surgical wounds to postoperative surface contamination. (1971) (39)
Evaluation of annual examinations in the detection of cancer. Special reference to cancer of the gastrointestinal tract, prostate, breast, and female generative tract. (1960) (39)
Understanding the bowel obstruction problem. (1978) (38)
Nutrition following subtotal gastrectomy of four types (Billroth I and II, segmental, and tubular resections). (1954) (36)
Anemia Associated with Blind Intestinal Segments and its Prevention with Aureomycin.∗ (1950) (36)
THE ROLE OF SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF ACTINOMYCOSIS. (1936) (35)
Ileoproctostomy in ulcerative colitis: long-term follow-up, extending in early cases to more than 20 years. (1963) (34)
Blood loss in operations; a statistical comparison of losses as determined by the gravimetric and colorimetric methods. (1946) (34)
INVASIVE CARCINOMA OF THE LARGE INTESTINE: A PREVENTABLE DISEASE? (1965) (34)
Primary resection (closed anastomosis) of the colon and rectosigmoid (1943) (33)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. VI. The therapeutic value of gentle scrubbing in prolonging the limited period of effectiveness of antibiotics in contaminated wounds. (1971) (33)
Experimental alterations in gastric mucosal cellular population in dogs. (1966) (33)
Early diagnosis of cancer of the gastrointestinal tract. (1960) (32)
Procaine intravenously in treatment of delayed serum sickness. (1946) (32)
ACUTE PANCREATITIS (PANCREATIC NECROSIS): AN EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDY, WITH SPECIAL REFERNCE TO THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BILIARY TRACT FACTOR (1931) (32)
Role of Duodenum in the Control of Gastric Secretion (1955) (32)
SOLITARY NONPARASITIC CYSTS OF THE LIVER (1929) (31)
Gastric blood flow. I. Its distribution during gastric distention. (1970) (30)
The problem of gastric cancer. (1947) (29)
ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ESCAPE OF STERILE BILE INTO THE PERITONEAL CAVITY. (1926) (29)
Tolerance of dogs to occlusion of entire afferent vascular inflow to the liver. (1950) (28)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. 8. Assessment of tissue adhesives for repair of contaminated tissue. (1971) (28)
EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF GASTRIC CANCER (1950) (28)
Effect of Intragastric Temperature Changes upon Gastric Blood Flow.∗ (1959) (27)
Relation of Anemia and Hemorrhagic Shock to Experimental Ulcer Production.∗ (1948) (26)
Carcinoma of the stomach; a ten year survey (1936 to 1945 inclusive) of early and late results of surgical treatment at the University of Minnesota hospitals. (1947) (25)
Effect of Catecholamines on Gastric Secretion and Blood Flow (1964) (25)
Depressant action of local gastric hypothermia on gastric digestion; use in control of massive hematemesis. (1959) (25)
Local gastric hypothermia in the management of massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage. (1962) (25)
Experimental resection of the trachea. (1950) (25)
Influence on gastroesophageal incompetence on regeneration of esophageal mucosa. (1968) (25)
GASTRIC ACIDITY BEFORE AND AFTER OPERATIVE PROCEDURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ROLE OF THE PYLORUS AND ANTRUM: A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. (1940) (24)
The influence of the hypothalamus on gastric hydrochloric acid secretion. (1963) (23)
Hypothermia in Experimental Hepatic Surgery.∗ (1953) (23)
Wound management of Ambroise Paré and Dominique Larrey, great French military surgeons of the 16th and 19th centuries. (1972) (23)
A summary of thirteen years' experience with the second look program. (1962) (23)
Production of Gastric and Duodenal Ulcers in the Gat by Intramuscular Implantation of Histamine.∗ (1940) (22)
DISPLACEMENT OF THE ESOPHAGUS INTO A NEW DIAPHRAGMATIC ORIFICE IN THE REPAIR OF PARA‐ESOPHAGEAL AND ESOPHAGEAL HIATUS HERNIA (1949) (22)
Military surgeons and surgery, old and new: an instructive chapter in management of contaminated wounds. (1967) (22)
Histamine in human gastric mucosa. (1944) (21)
Hunger Sensations in a Patient After Total Gastrectomy. (1931) (21)
Production of gallstones by prolonged administration of progesterone and estradiol in rabbits. (1960) (21)
THE SURGICAL PROBLEM OF GASTRIC CANCER: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO: (1) THE CLOSED METHOD OF GASTRIC RESECTION, (2) COINCIDENTAL HEPATIC RESECTION AND (3) PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT (1943) (21)
THERAPEUTIC CONSIDERATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: TECHNIC OF ENTEROSTOMY AND A FURTHER ACCOUNT OF DECOMPRESSION BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF SUCTION SIPHONAGE BY NASAL CATHETER (1933) (21)
Carl Reyher (1846-1890), great Russian military surgeon: His demonstration of the role of debridement in gunshot wounds and fractures. (1973) (21)
Effect of Celiac Ganglionectomy upon Experimental Peptic Ulcer Formation.∗ (1948) (20)
Some highlights in the history of amputation reflecting lessons in wound healing. (1967) (20)
THE POSTOPERATIVE CONTROL OF DISTENTION, NAUSEA AND VOMITING: A CLINICAL STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO THE EMPLOYMENT OF NARCOTICS, CATHARTICS, AND NASAL CATHETER SUCTION-SIPHONAGE (1933) (20)
The "second-look" in cancer surgery; a patient with colic cancer and involved lymph nodes negative on the "sixth-look". (1951) (20)
Recognition of gastric cancer by in vivo radioautography. (1960) (20)
CATECHOLAMINES IN ULCER PROVOCATION. THEIR POSSIBLE ROLE IN STRESS ULCER FORMATION. (1965) (19)
The early diagnosis of acute intestinal obstruction with comments on pathology and treatment (1982) (19)
INTERIM REPORT ON RESULTS OF GASTRIC FREEZING FOR PEPTIC ULCER. PRESENT INDICATIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND CLINICAL ACHIEVEMENT. (1964) (18)
The second-look procedure in the management of ovarian malignancies and pseudomyxoma peritonei. (1961) (18)
STUDIES IN INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: II. THE ABSORPTION OF HISTAMINE FROM THE OBSTRUCTED BOWEL (1928) (18)
[A critique of operations for peptic ulcer]. (1958) (17)
Effect of Inhaled Cigarette Smoke on Production of Peptic Ulcer in the Dog.∗ (1951) (17)
CHOLANGITIS FOLLOWING CHOLECYSTENTEROSTOMY. (17)
Value of leukocyte counts in the recognition of mesenteric infarction and strangulation of shorter intestinal lengths: an experimental study. (1970) (17)
Blood Losses in Experimental Intestinal Strangulations and Their Relationship to Degree of Shock and Death. 20 (1932) (17)
EXPERIMENTAL ANASTOMOSES OF THE PANCREATIC DUCT (1950) (17)
The role of the surgeon in the management of peptic ulcer. (1947) (16)
Spontaneous Perforation of the Esophagus; Experimental Study (1955) (16)
GASTRIC BLOOD FLOW AND INHIBITION OF HISTAMINE-STIMULATED GASTRIC SECRETION. OCCURRENCE FOLLOWING POSTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION. (1964) (16)
MECHANISM OF CONTROL OF HEMORRHAGE FROM DUODENAL ULCER BY GASTRIC HYPOTHERMIA. (1963) (16)
Peripheral dissemination of bacteria in contaminated wounds; role of devitalized tissue: evaluation of therapeutic measures. (1976) (16)
Cancer of the esophagus and the stomach (1956) (16)
The effect of cortisone on peptic ulcer formation. An experimental study. (1963) (15)
STUDIES IN INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: III. SIMPLE OBSTRUCTION: A STUDY OF THE CAUSE OF DEATH IN MECHANICAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE UPPER PART OF THE INTESTINE (1928) (15)
The physiologic effects of various types of gastrectomy on gastric acid production with special reference to the function of the denervated gastric antrum. (1957) (15)
THE UNDESCENDED TESTIS: ITS FATE AFTER SATISFACTORY SCROTAL ANCHORAGE. (1935) (15)
How can the outlook in alimentary tract cancer be improved? (1968) (15)
STUDIES IN INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: I. A COMPARISON OF THE TOXICITY OF NORMAL AND OBSTRUCTED INTESTINAL CONTENT (1928) (14)
Prevention of aspiration pneumonia by continuous esophageal aspiration during esophagogastric tamponade and gastric cooling. (1968) (14)
Effect of cortisone on gastric secretion in adrenalectomized dogs. (1961) (14)
The influence of vasopressin on upper gastrointestinal blood flow. (1966) (14)
Some pre-Listerian and post-Listerian antiseptic wound practices and the emergence of asepsis. (1973) (14)
Effect of profound gastric hypothermia (gastric freezing) upon various phases of gastric secretion. (1962) (14)
Antral hyperfunction following portacaval shunt. (1960) (14)
Rapid control of massive hepatic hemorrhage by laser radiation. (1970) (14)
Treatment of postgastrectomy stomal ulcer by gastric freezing. (1963) (14)
Hypnosis as an adjunct to surgical therapy. (1959) (14)
CRITERIA OF AN ACCEPTABLE OPERATION FOR ULCER: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ACID FACTOR (1942) (13)
Benadryl∗ Fails to Protect Against the Histamine-Provoked Ulcer.† (1946) (13)
Fate of Intravenously Injected Fat (1945) (13)
COMPLETE EXTERNAL BILIARY FISTULA: A POTENTIAL SERIOUS POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION (1929) (13)
Intra-Enteric Pressure in Experimental and Clinical Intestinal Obstruction.∗ (1935) (12)
Should patients be told they have cancer (1950) (12)
The problem of surgical arrest of massive hemorrhage in duodenal ulcer (1940) (12)
Role of Hemoconcentration in Production of Gastric and Duodenal Ulcer Following Experimental Burns.∗ (1947) (12)
Experimental production of esophagitis and esophageal ulcers in dogs. (1950) (12)
The Ulcer Problem. (Seventh Listerian Oration.) : (I) Etiology, with Special Reference to an Inter-relationship Between the Vascular and the Acid-Peptic Digestive Factors. (II) Characterization of a Satisfactory Operation Which Will Protect Against Recurrent Ulcer. (1945) (12)
STUDIES IN THE ETIOLOGY OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS: AN INQUIRY INTO THE FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE APPENDICAL LUMEN OF THE RABBIT (1940) (12)
Pylorus preserving gastrectomy (Maki). Effects upon antral function, gastric emptying and ulcerogenesis in the dog. (1969) (12)
Repair of large abdominal defects by pedicled fascial flaps. (1946) (12)
Antibiotics in the Treatment of Experimental Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis in Dogs (1950) (12)
Formation of calculi following cholecystectomy attending partial occlusions of the common bile duct. (1957) (11)
RATIONALE AND RESULTS OF GASTRIC FREEZING FOR PEPTIC ULCER. (1964) (11)
Perforation of the gastrointestinal tract: An experimental study of factors influencing the development of peritonitis (1937) (11)
Experimental studies on gastrointestinal anastomoses. (1951) (11)
Effect of decreased levels of endogenous gastric tissue histamine on acid secretion and stress ulcer formation in the rat. (1967) (11)
Venous Circulatory Changes in the Abdomen and Lower Extremities Attending Intestinal Distention (1939) (11)
The role of temperature in controlling gastric digestion. (1962) (11)
Character of the Gaseous Distension in Mechanical Obstruction of the Small Intestine (1934) (11)
Care of the patient before and after operation; with special reference to fluid requirements and the importance of the weighing scale in evaluating the status of hydration. (1947) (11)
PREVENTION OF STRESS-INDUCED ULCER IN THE RAT BY GASTRIC FREEZING.A STUDY SHOWING PROTECTION AFFORDED RATS WHOSE STOMACHS HAD BEEN FROZEN. (1963) (11)
Cardiospasm and its treatment. (1962) (11)
New long intestinal tube for rapid nonoperative intubation. A preliminary report. (1967) (10)
THE PEDICLED MUSCLE FLAP IN THE CLOSURE OF PERSISTENT BRONCHOPLEURAL FISTULA (1935) (10)
The effect of gastric hypothermia on splanchnic hemodynamics in the dog. (1963) (10)
A simple technique for preparing vagally innervated gastric pouches in dogs. (1959) (10)
Elaboration of Criteria upon which the Early Diagnosis of Acute Intestinal Obstruction may be Made, with Special Consideration of the Value of X-ray Evidence (1931) (10)
The results of efforts for asymptomatic diagnosis of malignant disease. (1963) (10)
Intravenous Administration of Bovine and Human Plasma to Man (1940) (10)
The technique of surgical division of patent ductus arteriosus. (1949) (10)
Intestinal decompression: use of a long tube with a coiled spring for relief of distention without enterotomy or enterostomy. (1961) (10)
Surgical cleanliness, hospital salubrity, and surgical statistics, historically considered. (1972) (10)
Cancer of the colon and rectum with special reference to earlier recognition of alimentary tract malignancy; secondary delayed re-entry of the abdomen in patients exhibiting lymph node involvement; subtotal primary excision of the colon; operation in obstruction. (1949) (10)
Multiple-organ cancer screening with diagnostic radioautographic procedures. (1963) (10)
Gastric resection for esophagitis and stricture of acid-peptic origin. (1949) (10)
Motor Activity of the Distal Bowel in Intestinal Obstruction (1930) (9)
Effect of Complete Hepatic Vein Ligation on Portal Pressures and Ascites Formation in Dogs with Porta-Caval Shunts∗ (1953) (9)
Effect of Muscular Fatigue on Histamine-Provoked Ulcer with Observations on Gastric Secretion (1948) (9)
THE SECOND-LOOK OPERATION FOR ABDOMINAL MALIGNANCIES, 1948-1963. (1964) (9)
Evaluation of X-Ray Evidence as Criteria of Intestinal Obstruction (1930) (9)
THE EFFECT OF CORTICOTROPIN ON THE ANTRAL PHASE OF GASTRIC SECRETION. (1963) (9)
Role of Nitroglycerin in Accelerating Occurrence of the Histamine-Provoked Ulcer.∗ (1946) (9)
Transilluminated distention gastrostomy: a preliminary report of a simplified method employing an illuminated gastric catheter. (1967) (9)
Vagotomy Fails to Protect Against Histamine-Provoked Ulcer.∗ (1946) (9)
Another look at the super-radical operation for breast cancer. (1957) (9)
SHOULD THE GALL-BLADDER BE REMOVED WITHOUT DRAINAGE? (1926) (9)
SHOULD THE DOCTOR TELL THE PATIENT THAT THE DISEASE IS CANCER (1963) (9)
STUDIES IN INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION: IV. STRANGULATION OBSTRUCTION: A COMPARISON OF THE TOXICITY OF THE INTESTINE AND OTHER TISSUES AUTOLYZED IN VIVO AND IN VITRO (1928) (8)
Cancer of the colon and rectum; with special reference to earlier recognition of alimentary tract malignancy; secondary delayed re-entry of the abdomen in patients exhibiting lymph node involvement; subtotal primary excision of the colon; operation in obstruction. (1949) (8)
Hypothalamic influence on gastric, mesenteric blood flow. (1962) (8)
Relationship of Prolonged Drainage of Bile through Pancreatic Duct System to Pancreatitis.∗ (1955) (8)
Treatment of bleeding esophageal varices in portal-systemic shunt failures. (1969) (8)
Length of Life Following Various Types of Strangulation Obstruction in Dogs.∗ (1932) (8)
Influence of Obstruction of the Bowel upon its Strength (Bursting Strength).∗ (1935) (8)
Evaluation of a Satisfactory Operation for Ulcer (1944) (8)
OPERATIVE INTESTINAL DECOMPRESSION BY MEANS OF A LONG COILED-SPRING INTESTINAL TUBE. (1965) (8)
Composition and source of secretion from lymphoid aggregations in the rabbit gut. (1961) (8)
The stomach since the Hunters: gastric temperature and peptic ulcer. (1962) (8)
Penicillin in the Treatment of Peritonitis Due to Liver Autolysis in Dogs (1950) (8)
Lithotomy and lithotomists: progress in wound management from Franco to Lister. (1969) (8)
Effect of cortisone on the antral phase of gastric secretion. (1961) (8)
Influence of Morphine on Intestinal Activity in Experimental Obstruction. (1931) (8)
Further experimental observations on the role of stasis of the extrahepatic biliary tract in the genesis of gallstones. (1958) (8)
Nineteenth Century wound management of the parturient uterus and compound fracture: the Semmelweis-Lister priority controversy. (1970) (8)
THE HAEMORRHAGIC DIATHESIS OF OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE AND ITS TREATMENT. (1928) (8)
COLLAPSE FOLLOWING SUDDEN DECOMPRESSION OF THE DISTENDED ABDOMEN: A STUDY IN EXPERIMENTAL ASCITES (7)
The effect of hypotherxia on experimentally induced hemorrhagic pancreatic necrosis. (1961) (7)
Treatment of postgastrectomy dumping syndrome by hypnotic suggestion; preliminary report. (1957) (7)
Acute Bowel Obstruction: Its Recognition and Management (1938) (7)
Mechanism of Insulin Convulsions. III. Effects of Varying Partial Pressures of Atmospheric Gases After Adrenalectomy (1939) (7)
II. Length of Afferent Duodenojejunal Loop in Gastric Resection, a Factor in Stomal Ulcer.* (1945) (7)
Histologic Study of the Intestine in Simple Obstruction.∗ (1932) (7)
Evolution of surgery for large-intestinal obstruction (1978) (7)
Long coiled spring tube for operative intestinal decompression (1962) (7)
Experimental studies on total gastrectomy: influence of type of anastomosis and creation of artificial stomach on nutrition. (1954) (7)
Digestive Action of Human Gastric Juice.∗ (1956) (7)
The duodenum and the intestinal phase of gastric secretion. (1961) (6)
Curare and shock; the production of hemorrhage into the upper intestine of the dog with large doses of curare. (1947) (6)
Dissection of the hepatic pedicle and retropancreaticoduodenal areas for cancer of the stomach. (1955) (6)
V. Lymphatic Absorption in Simple Obstruction (1935) (6)
Comparative Efficacy of Substances Employed in Prevention of Intra-Peritoneal Adhesions (1934) (6)
EVALUATION OF THE EXPULSION OF ENEMAS AS A CRITERION OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION (1930) (6)
An expanded interstitial (thiocyanate) space in surgical patients. (1950) (6)
Effect of Age on Histamine-Induced Ulcer in Dogs.∗ (1948) (6)
III. Mechanism of Stomal Ulcer Is Related to Length of Afferent Duodenojejunal Loop.* (1945) (6)
Experiences with the second-look procedure in the management of cancer of the colon and rectum with special reference to site of residual cancer. (1957) (6)
Experimental Burns Accompanied by Histamine Administration Abets the Ulcer Diathesis.∗ (1946) (6)
Transperitoneal Absorption. VI. Significance of Impaired Viability and Influence of Distension on its Occurrence.∗ (1935) (6)
The importance of the spatial relationship of the gastric antrum in the development of gastrojejunal ulcer in the dog. (1953) (6)
Histological differences between Heidenhain pouches and their parent stomachs. (1966) (5)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound: VIII. Assessment of tissue adhesives for repair of contaminated tissue (1972) (5)
PRIMARY LYMPHOSARCOMA OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT. (1963) (5)
Development of Interarterial Intercoronary Anastomoses by Arteriovenous Fistula Between Pulmonary Artery and Left Atrium.∗ (1958) (5)
INTESTINAL SENSITIVITY TO GASTRIC JUICE. (1963) (5)
Role of pepsin in species differences in erosive gastritis. (1977) (5)
Effect of Reserpine on Peptic Ulceration and Gastric Blood Flow in Dogs.∗ (1961) (5)
The Value of Diagnostic Criteria for the Choice of Therapeutic Procedure in the Management of Acute Intestinal Obstruction: Experimental and Clinical Observations1 (1940) (5)
Studies in the management of the contaminated wound. V. An assessment of the effectiveness of pHisoHex and Betadine surgical scrub solutions (1972) (5)
Experimental and clinical experience with gastric freezing. (1966) (5)
Quantitation of morphologic changes in canine stomach after gastric freezing. (1965) (5)
Evaluation of Segmental Gastric Resection for Peptic Ulcer.∗ (1951) (5)
Observations on the Transfusion of Portal Blood From Dogs With Intestinal Obstruction to Normal Recipients. (1930) (4)
Role of the Sex Hormones in Peptic Ulcer.∗ (1961) (4)
I. Stomal Ulcer Attending Complete Intragastric Regurgitation Influenced by Length of Afferent Duodenojejunal Loop.* (1945) (4)
The effect of liver arterialization upon ammonia clearance. (1962) (4)
PRODUCTION OF GASTRIC SECRETORY INHIBITION BY DIAMINE OXIDASE (HISTAMINASE). (1963) (4)
Presidential Address: “We Cannot Escape History” (1969) (4)
The effect of temperature on intestinal motility. (1959) (4)
THE DURATION OF ACHLORHYDRIA ATTENDING FREEZING OF THE ISOLATED CANINE GASTRIC POUCH. (1965) (4)
Effect of Intravenous Injections of Peritoneal Fluids Recovered from Dogs Dying of Experimental Intestinal Strangulations. 20 (1932) (4)
Fatigue of the antral gastrin mechanism following electrical vagal stimulation. (1971) (4)
Complete fecal diversion achieved by a simple loop colostomy. (1947) (4)
Advances in diagnosis and management of gastric cancer: III. The surgeon and the problem of gastric cancer (1957) (4)
PORTACAVAL SHUNTING AND UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLOOD FLOW. (1965) (4)
Influence of Local Hypothermia on Absorption from Isolated Intestinal Segments.∗ (1960) (4)
Gastric blood flow. II. Its distribution during systemic hypothermia. (1970) (4)
HOW LONG MAY MAN LIVE WITH OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE (1928) (4)
In vivo P32 Radioautography in Detecting Breast Cancer.∗ (1961) (4)
PROTECTION AFFORDED BY LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT DEXTRAN AGAINST THE POST-FREEZE GASTRIC ULCER IN THE DOG. (1964) (4)
Surgery and surgical travel groups. (1978) (4)
Blood Pressure Changes Correlated with Time, Length and Type of Intestinal Strangulation in Dogs.∗ (1932) (4)
GASTRIC FREEZING FOR DUODENAL ULCER: POTENTIATION WITH VASOPRESSIN. (1964) (4)
EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS RELATING TO THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE BOWEL OBSTRUCTIONS (1939) (4)
Credo of a surgeon following the academic line (O. H. WANGENSTEEN). (1961) (4)
Segmental gastric resection: an acceptable operation for peptic ulcer; tubular resection unacceptable. (1957) (4)
The role of stress in the etiology of peptic ulcer; experimental and clinical observations. (1951) (4)
The Prevention of Postoperative Urinary Retention by Hypnosis (1961) (3)
Preludes to Lister and the interdependence of the sciences. (1965) (3)
Gravity gastric cooling device for massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage, employing water, ice, and an impeller pump. (1968) (3)
Tubular resection with transverse gastroplasty as a suitable operation for duodenal ulcer. (1953) (3)
A study to determine likely precursors of gastric cancer. (1947) (3)
Factors which effect release of pepsinogen granuloes from gastric tubules. (1961) (3)
The role of the small intestine in gastric hypersecretion following portacaval shunt. (1961) (3)
Detection of Minute Gastrointestinal Bleeding Utilizing Radioactive Iron, Fe59.∗ (1958) (3)
Palliation associated with second-look failure: cancers primary in the rectum, stomach, and colon. (1962) (3)
Successful pre-Listerian antiseptic management of compound fracture: Crowther (1802), Larrey (1824), and Bennion (ca. 1840). (1971) (3)
An attempt to identify likely precursors of gastric cancer. (1947) (3)
Absorption of Strychnine Sulphate from Strangulated Segments of Bowel.∗ (1932) (3)
Billroth I, Gastric Resection (1945) (3)
In vitro and in vivo Radioautography in Recognition and Localization of Gastric Cancer.∗ (1960) (3)
Radioautography in gastric cancer. (1961) (3)
The Sippy regimen protects against the histamine-provoked ulcer. (1947) (3)
PARTIAL THORACOPLASTY FOR PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: With a Suggested Plan of Operation Including Preliminary Anterior Chondrocostectomy, Together With a Review of Results (1938) (3)
Comparative Study of the Quantity of Gas in the Bowel in Simple and Closed-Loop Obstruction.∗ (1931) (3)
GASTRIC FREEZING IN THE TREATMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER. (1964) (3)
CORRELATION OF FUNCTION WITH CAUSE OF DEATH FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION AT VARYING LEVELS (1931) (3)
Influence of Hypothermia on Secretory Activity of Rabbits' Appendix and on Closed Duodenal Loops.∗ (1959) (3)
Evaluation of X-Ray Evidence as a Criterion of Strangulation Obstruction. (1930) (3)
Esophagitis in Dogs Following Operations Employed in the Treatment of Mega-Esophagus.∗ (1953) (2)
Hypnosis in surgical states. (1960) (2)
Experimental Preparation Showing Effect of Reserpine on Tissue Resistance.∗ (1960) (2)
Experimental alteration in gastric mast cell population. (1966) (2)
Absence of duodenal inhibition of gastric acid secretion by fat following pancreatic duct ligation. (1966) (2)
THE SECOND-LOOK OPERATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ABDOMINAL CANCERS. (1965) (2)
Nature and Source of Appendical Secretion.∗ (1959) (2)
THE STATUS OF THE INJECTION TREATMENT OF HERNIA (1937) (2)
A surgical pilgrimage. Some current-day problems of surgical education. Every man his own Boswell. (1968) (2)
DUODENAL REGULATION OF GASTRIC SECRETION. (1963) (2)
Some post-Hunterian schools of surgery. (1978) (2)
Study of the gastric microcirculatory changes during vagal nerve stimulation. (1972) (2)
In and out of the academic arena. (1979) (2)
The surgical treatment of esophageal stricture. (1956) (2)
The ulcer problem. (1946) (2)
Lister, his books, and evolvement of his antiseptic wound practices. (1974) (2)
Changes in composition of gastric cellular membranes after vagotomy. (1969) (2)
The effectiveness of surgery in the management of alimentary tract cancer with special reference to the stomach and colon. (1955) (2)
MIDLINE PRESTERNAL ULCER FREQUENTLY A GUMMA (1929) (2)
The accomplishment of the second-look procedure in the control of gastrointestinal cancer and retroperitoneal sarcomas. (1960) (2)
The fascination of scholarship and research; their importance in the education of surgeons. (1961) (2)
The results of efforts for asymptomatic diagnosis of cancer (1964) (2)
Hypnosis in Surgery: I. The Post-Gastrectomy Dumping Syndrome (1960) (2)
The effect of local hypothermia on the gastric secretory mechanisms of the antrum. (1960) (2)
Intercoronary anastomoses and circulatory adjustments to hypoxemia induced by an arteriovenous fistula between the pulmonary artery and left atrium. (1958) (2)
The role of the surgeon in the management of peptic ulcer. (1947) (2)
Technique of achieving an adequate extramucosal myotomy in megaesophagus (achalasia, cardiospasm, dystonia). (1957) (2)
The effect of increased atmospheric pressures on the viability of the bowel wall and the absorption of gas in closed-loop obstructions. (1953) (2)
Historical aspects of some surgical training programs: a plea to retain the surgical generalist in the academic arena. (1972) (2)
Lester Reynold Dragstedt: October 2, 1893-July 16, 1975. (1980) (2)
Histamine and Mesenteric Artery Flow in the Dog (1963) (2)
Production of Irritative and Destructive Changes in the Gastric Mucosa Followed by Regeneration.* (1949) (2)
Effect of Duodenal Freezing on the Secretin Mechanism.∗ (1963) (2)
Role of the vagus nerve in the release of antral gastrin in the dog. (1968) (1)
Eighty years of progress in surgery. (1950) (1)
The effect of serotonin on gastric secretion (1963) (1)
The impact of physiology on progress in surgery. (1952) (1)
The localization of radioactive iron in malignant neoplastic tumor. A preliminary clinical study. (1960) (1)
The Bern Surgical Clinic revisited in memory. (1969) (1)
The peptic ulcer problem. (1953) (1)
Relationship of Mast Cell Population and Endogenous Histamine Concentration in the Canine Stomach.∗ (1967) (1)
Training future surgeons for the academic surgical arena. (1979) (1)
Measurement of the Vascular Factor Attending Drug-Altered Sensitivity to Peptic Digestion.∗ (1961) (1)
SURGERY FOR GASTRIC CANCER AT THE UUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MEDICAL CENTER, 1936 THROUGH JUNE 30, 1958. (1964) (1)
Panel discussion on the management of gastric ulcer. (1955) (1)
In vivo radioautography as an aid in the detection of gastric malignancy. (1966) (1)
Hypnosis in Surgery: II. Pain (1960) (1)
Extended operations for alimentary tract malignancy: including the esophagus, stomach and colon, together with recital of experiences with the second look operation. (1961) (1)
Surgeons and wound management: historical aspects. (1975) (1)
Studies in the recognition of strangulating intestinal obstructions with special reference to the value of pneumoperitoneography. (1956) (1)
Value of X-Ray Evidence of Bowel Obstruction in Various States of Intestinal Stasis. (1930) (1)
Effect of Celiac Ganglionectomy and Thoracolumbar Sympathectomy or Adrenal Medullectomy on Histamine Ulcer in Dogs (1950) (1)
Role of Antral Exclusion in Development of Peptic Stomal Ulcer.∗ (1954) (1)
The molecular basis for the antiseptic activity of rosaniline dyes in the contaminated wound. (1971) (1)
Evolution and evaluation of an acceptable operation for peptic ulcer. (1953) (1)
Some guidelines for the advancement of surgery. (1970) (1)
The surgical amphitheatre, history of its origins, functions, and fate. (1975) (1)
The surgeon's approach to the problem of alimentary tract malignancy. (1950) (1)
Rewards of shared opportunity. The need for updating the Hippocratic covenant of student-teacher relationships. (1977) (1)
Periodic examinations of the breast for cancer. (1960) (1)
History. Surgical reminiscences. Scenes from bygone days. (1978) (1)
Further Experiences with Gastric Freezing. (1964) (1)
Measurement of sequestration of red cell mass in strangulating intestinal obstruction utilizing radioactive Cr51. (1957) (1)
Freezing of the intact rat stomach: An indication of the biologic potential of the technic (1967) (1)
Digestive Action of Gastric Juice Following Various Types of Gastric Resection for Duodenal Ulcer.∗ (1957) (1)
Treatment of malignant retroperitoneal sarcomas with use of the second-look approach. (1961) (1)
Explorations following resection of the colon, rectum, or stomach for carcinoma with lymph node metastases. (1950) (1)
∗ Influence of Obstruction of the Bowel upon its Length and Weight.† (1935) (1)
Role of medical history of incentive to scholarship and spur to interdisciplinary research. (1967) (1)
ISIDOR SCHWANER RAVDIN--VERSATILE SURGEON AND NONPAREIL SURGICAL STATESMAN. (1964) (0)
Problems of acute intestinal obstruction. (1950) (0)
Claude Bernard's legacy to surgeons and to surgery. (1965) (0)
Unsatisfactory Reprint Request Practices (1970) (0)
Boris Petrov, great Russian surgeon, and the Sklifosovsky Institute of Emergency Surgery. (1974) (0)
ROLE OF THE ANTRUM IN POST-COOLING HYPERSECRETION. (1963) (0)
Cancer of the large bowel with special reference to the colon, including consideration of the second-look procedure. (1962) (0)
Experimental evaluation of antral exclusion and complemental vagotomy in treatment of duodenal ulcer. (1960) (0)
The University of Glasgow and the Johns Hopkins Schools of Surgery. (1980) (0)
Submergence of Bleeding Coronary Artery in Myocardial Tunnel (1958) (0)
The undescended testicle, and experimental and clinical study (0)
Megaesophagus (esophageal dystonia) and esophagitis. (1953) (0)
The graduate student and research. (1947) (0)
THE MAYO ENTERPRISE. A STUDY IN THE ANATOMY OF SUCCESS. (1964) (0)
Intestinal sensitivity to gastric juice. (1962) (0)
Technical suggestions in the performance of total gastrectomy; the posterior esophagojejunal buttress; use of air-vent suction drain; accompanying coincidental superior mesenteric ganglionectomy to improve reservoir capacity. (1949) (0)
Role of the Pulsatile Thrust of the Aorta in Genesis of Gastric Ulcer.∗ (1960) (0)
Great opportunity: a binding summons to achieve. Musings upon surgical history. (1981) (0)
The surgical treatment of peptic ulcer. (1954) (0)
Gastric tamponade as an adjunct to cooling for massive upper gastrointestinal tract hemorrhage: a preliminary report of a new technique. (1969) (0)
Clinical pathological conference. Syphilitic aortic aneurysm with perforation into the gastrointestinal tract. (1952) (0)
[Hepatic and extra-hepatic metastasis after treatment for cancers of the digestive system: systemic prevenitve retreatments]. (1954) (0)
Experience with cancer of the stomach and the colon and second look procedure. (1968) (0)
Reflections on life's odyssey for medical school graduates. (1980) (0)
Sensitivity of the Common Bile Duct to Acid Peptic Digestion.∗ (1958) (0)
In-vivo radioautography in the recognition of gastric cancer. (1960) (0)
New operative techniques in intestinal obstructions. (1962) (0)
HEALING OF SURGICAL WOUNDS OF THE STOMACH AFTER GASTRIC FREEZING. (1965) (0)
Effect of Gastrostomy Feedings on Occurrence of Experimental Acute Pancreatic Necrosis After Ampullary Obstruction. (1930) (0)
Some present-day problems in surgical education. (1962) (0)
Acid-stimulating properties of various dairy products used in treatment of peptic ulcer. (1971) (0)
The Minnesota experience in surgical graduate education. (1960) (0)
International Congress of Gastroenterology (1956) (0)
Mandated celibacy in the academic arena. (1980) (0)
Glimpses of the University of Minnesota's surgery department. Old and new, pedagogic and philosophic. (1963) (0)
The Minnesota breast cancer clinics. (1966) (0)
[Operative reexamination for cancer of the colon]. (1970) (0)
Kommentar Gastro-Esophageal Hypothermia (1968) (0)
Gastric blood flow and its distribution during indomethacin administration. (1970) (0)
Clinical pathological conference. Cholangiolitic liver cirrhosis. (1952) (0)
Owen H. Wangensteen, M.D., Ph.D.. Interview by Allen B. Weisse. (1988) (0)
CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM AND CANCER DETECTION. (1964) (0)
[Old and new view points on the therapeutic problems of intestinal obstruction]. (1975) (0)
Research and the graduate student. (1947) (0)
Carcinoma of the stomach. (1947) (0)
Diagnostic and therapeutic considerations in management of the acute abdomen. (1949) (0)
Effect of pancreatic enzymes on protruding ileostomy stomas. (1973) (0)
Forum on fundamental surgical problems. (1951) (0)
An assessment of etiologic aspects of peptic ulcer and surgical therapy; including obscure, massive acid-peptic linked hemorrhage esophagitis and cardiospasm and their surgical relief. (1950) (0)
Increase in digestive action of human gastric juice following major surgical procedures. (1957) (0)
Spanish Medicine before the Eighteenth Century (1980) (0)
VIGNETTES OF THE SURGICAL HORIZON AND THE SURGEON'S IMAGE, NEW AND OLD. (1965) (0)
Forum on fundamental surgical problems. (1948) (0)
Experimental studies in cerebral trauma and gastric secretion. (1960) (0)
The University of Medical Research. (1952) (0)
Surgical education and the training of surgeons. (1967) (0)
Of cancer, gastric secretion, and of other things. (1959) (0)
The stomach since the Hunters. Gastric temperture and peptic ulcer; gastric cooling and freezing. (1963) (0)
Surgery--yesterday and tomorrow. (1967) (0)
International medical congresses: opportunities, purposes and responsibilites. (1970) (0)
Minnesota's C(harles) Donald Creevy (1902-1977) and urology. (1977) (0)
Absorption of Hydrokollag from the Obstructed Bowel.∗ (1931) (0)
Gastric blood flow following simultaneous administration of serotonin and histamine (1964) (0)
The role of the voluntary hospital in the training of specialists of tomorrow. (1960) (0)
The effects of varying atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and oxygen on gastric acid secretion in the pylorus-ligatured rat. (1967) (0)
Dr. George E. Fahr: great physician and teacher par excellence. (1951) (0)
Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Michael E. DeBakey (1965) (0)
The effect of arterialization of the liver on gastric secretion of dogs with portacaval shunts (1962) (0)
The present and likely future accomplishments of surgery of cancer of the alimentary tract. (1953) (0)
Gastric secretion and iron deficiency anaemia (1967) (0)
The Effect of Ether and Chloroform on Kidney Function in Dogs With Obstructive Jaundice. (1930) (0)
PRELIMINARY REPORT OF A NEW INTESTINAL INTUBATION PRINCIPLE, WITH APPLICATION TO THE LARGE BOWEL. (1964) (0)
The role of the experimental laboratory in the training of surgeons. (1960) (0)
Intraintestinal and gastric pH changes following Bilroth gastrectomies. (1958) (0)
The cancer problem today. (1949) (0)
Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Clarence Dennis (1957) (0)
RESULTS OF EARLY DETECTION OF BREAST CANCER. (1964) (0)
Effect of Forced Exercise on Size of Heart in Normal and Pericardiotomized Dogs (1930) (0)
Surgical lesions of the esophagus, including discussions of esophagitis, "spontaneous" (acid-peptic) perforation of the esophagus, dystonia (cardiospasm) paraesophageal hernia, varices and cancer, together with remarks upon surgical management of peptic ulcer. (1952) (0)
[Treatment of massive hematemesis. Experimental data and clinical use of local gastric hypothermia]. (1959) (0)
[Gastric cooling for the massive gastric hemorrhage, in the postoperative stress of the ulcer and-or erosion and complicated hemorrhagic gastritis with sepsis]. (1970) (0)
Teaching and learning: retrospect and prospect. (1980) (0)
The surgeon and his trust; with special reference to safe conduct of the patient through operation. (1947) (0)
Factors influencing gastric secretory depression in acutely hypercarbic rats. (1968) (0)
THE COMMITTEE ON AWARDS FOR THE SCIENTIFIC EXHIBIT OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. (1929) (0)
Release of antral gastrin by electrical stimulation of the vagus. (1966) (0)
Local gastric hypothermia in the treatment of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. With a discussion of techniques. (1960) (0)
Letter from Owen H. Wangensteen to Harry P. Ritchie (1934) (0)
RESULTS OF SURGERY FOR CANCER OF THE COLON AND RECTUM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MEDICAL CENTER, 1940-1954. (1964) (0)
The worth of a modern hospital to a community. (1953) (0)
[COOLING OF THE STOMACH AND FREEZING OF THE STOMACH--CURRENT STATUS]. (1964) (0)
Ulcer perforation rate and pepsin. A study of the perfused cat esophagus. (1980) (0)
Letters from a surgeon in the Crimean War. (1969) (0)
Some early Greek heroes of medicine; the training of surgeons and some post-Hunterian schools of surgery. (1979) (0)
Gastric polyps: their diagnosis and treatment. (1956) (0)
The effect of resection of the duodenum on gastric secretion of hydrochloric acid. (1956) (0)
Some uses of medical history for present day surgeons. (1974) (0)
CANCER DETECTION STUDIES OF THE RECTUM. (1964) (0)
Tribute to a wonderful colleague, teacher, scientist, and humanist Leo G. Rigler. (1980) (0)
Questions and Comments (1949) (0)
The role of research in the modern voluntary teaching hospital. (1952) (0)
[PRESENT STATE OF GASTRO-EXOPHAGEAL HYPOTHERMIA]. (1965) (0)
The surgeon and international amity (Cecil Wakeley). (1972) (0)
Medical progress through research. (1949) (0)
Panel discussion on latest developments in cancer of the gastrointestinal tract. (1954) (0)
[Local gastric hypothermia. Experimental and clinical data in its use in massive gastroduodenal hemorrhage]. (1960) (0)
Then and now: the surgical arena three decades ago. (1957) (0)
Surgery's reawakening. (1979) (0)
TIIE HEMORRIIAGIC DIATIIESIS OF OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE AND ITS TREATMENT (1928) (0)
The surgeon and the cancer problem. (1949) (0)
Ulceration of duodenum and stomach by an intermittent low pressure jet of gastric juice. (1960) (0)
ASPECTS OF BOWEL OBSTRUCTION. (1946) (0)
Clinical pathological conference, Actinomycosis of the lung with extension to the liver. (1952) (0)
Education of a surgeon. (1960) (0)
Affiliation of the Mayo Foundation with the University of Minnesota. (1975) (0)
The Masonic Memorial Hospital and the cancer problem. (1957) (0)
Effect of Antibiotics on Obstructive Appendicitis in Rabbits.∗ (1952) (0)
Observed effects of gastric autotransplantation upon secretion of acid and pepsin. (1973) (0)
[Intermediate report on the "second-look" procedure in cancer therapy]. (1958) (0)
Clinical aspects of the bowel obstruction problem. (1946) (0)
Perforating peptic ulcer. (1976) (0)
Editorial: Dr. E. Starr Judd and the Mayo enterprise. (1974) (0)
[SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION]. (1964) (0)
[Not Available]. (1949) (0)
Have the Adrenal Glands a Specific Detoxifying Function in Intestinal Obstruction? (1930) (0)
THE SURGEON AND INTERNATIONAL AMITY (1972) (0)
The effects produced by perfusion of the jejunum with histamine and pilocarpine stimulated gastric juice. (1948) (0)
Assessment of Antral Protective Mechanisms and Intestinal Susceptibility Gradient to Ulcer Formation (1959) (0)
Observations on Intestinal Obstruction Following the Intravenous Injection of Particulate Material. (1930) (0)
Selective destruction of gastric ganglion cells and acid response to histamine and meat. (1971) (0)
A look backward. (1953) (0)
Importance of animal research and the experimental laboratory for progress in surgery. (1962) (0)
The effect of transplantation of the stomach to the lower jeunum with preservation of the vagal innervation. (1955) (0)
GASTRIC COOLING AND FREEZING FOR PEPTIC ULCER, INCLUDING REPETITIVE FREEZE OF THE ESOPHAGEAL MUCOSA TO THWART RECURRENT HEMORRHAGE FROM BLEEDING ESOPHAGEAL VARICES. (1963) (0)
George Rosen: distinguished scholar of many parts. (1978) (0)
Surgical horizons. (1965) (0)
Friends pay tribute to Dr. Harold S. Diehl. (1968) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Owen Harding Wangensteen

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Owen Harding Wangensteen?

Owen Harding Wangensteen is affiliated with the following schools:

University of Minnesota

Image Attributions

Image Source for Owen Harding Wangensteen