Philip Drinker
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Philip Drinker was an American industrial hygienist. With Louis Agassiz Shaw, he invented the first widely used iron lung in 1928. Family and early life Drinker's father was railroad man and Lehigh University president Henry Sturgis Drinker; his siblings included lawyer and musicologist Henry Sandwith Drinker, Jr., pathologist Cecil Kent Drinker, businessman James Drinker, and biographer Catherine Drinker Bowen. After graduating from St. George's and Princeton in 1915, Philip Drinker trained as a chemical engineer at Lehigh for two years.
Philip Drinker's Published Works
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- Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in severe acute respiratory failure. A randomized prospective study. (1979) (1162)
- AN APPARATUS FOR THE PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION: I. A Design for Adults and Children. (1929) (174)
- Boundary Shear Stresses in Curved Trapezoidal Channels (1961) (125)
- Tidal volume and frequency dependence of carbon dioxide elimination by high-frequency ventilation. (1981) (104)
- The Use of a New Apparatus for the Prolonged Administration of Artificial Respiration: I. A Fatal Case of Poliomyelitis (1929) (96)
- Toxicity of sulfuric acid mist to guinea pigs. (1952) (55)
- Inhalation of sulfuric acid mist by human subjects. (1952) (52)
- Effects of inhalation of sulphur dioxide by man. (1953) (52)
- Augmentation of membrane gas transfer by induced secondary flows. (1969) (44)
- A toroidal flow membrane oxygenator: four day partial bypass in dogs. (1969) (38)
- Progress in membrane oxygenator design. (1972) (34)
- Metal Fume Fever: IV. Threshold Doses of Zinc Oxide, Preventive Measures, and the Chronic Effects of Repeated Exposures. (33)
- Pulmonary insufficiency induced by oleic acid in the sheep: a model for investigation of extracorporeal oxygenation. (1975) (30)
- AN APPARATUSFORTHE PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION (29)
- Metal Fume Fever : II. Resistance acquired by Inhalation of Zinc Oxide on Two Successive Days. (29)
- Industrial Dust. Hygienic Significance, Measurement, and Control. (1936) (27)
- The Summer Comfort Zone: Climate and Clothing. (27)
- Development of a membrane oxygenator: overcoming blood diffusiolimitation. (1969) (25)
- A SOLVENT VAPOR, CARBON DISULFIDE: ABSORPTION, ELIMINATION, METABOLISM AND MODE OF ACTION (1943) (25)
- Health aspects of air pollution. (1962) (24)
- Metal Fume Fever: I. Clinical Observations on the Effect of the Experimental Inhalation of Zinc Oxide by Two Apparently Normal Persons. (23)
- Venoarterial bypass with a membrane oxygenator: successful respiratory support in a woman following pulmonary hemorrhage secondary to renal failure. (1974) (22)
- Shear-induced augmentation of oxygen transfer in blood. (1980) (21)
- THE TOROIDAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATOR: DESIGN, PERFORMANCE, AND PROLONGED BYPASS TESTING OF A CLINICAL MODEL (1972) (19)
- Metal Fume Fever : V. Results of the Inhalation by Animals of Zinc and Magnesium Oxide Fumes. (17)
- Resistance to Laminar Flow Through Porous Media (1966) (17)
- THE DRINKER RESPIRATOR: ANALYSIS OF CASE REPORTS OF PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY FAILURE TREATED FROM OCTOBER, 1928, TO JUNE, 1930 (1930) (17)
- Modified Form of the Greenburg-Smith Impinger for Field Use, with a Study of its Operating Characteristics. (1932) (15)
- Code for Safe Concentrations of Certain Common Toxic Substances Used in Industry. (1940) (14)
- PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION. (1931) (14)
- MEASURING EYE FLASH FROM ARC WELDING (1943) (14)
- Quantitative Measurements of the Inhalation, Retention and Exhalation of Dusts and Fumes by Man : I. Concentrations of 50 to 450 mg. per Cubic Meter. (13)
- Prolonged use of a membrane oxygenator in air-breathing and hypoxic lambs. I. Venovenous bypass. (1973) (13)
- Metal Fume Fever : III. The Effects of Inhaling Magnesium Oxide Fume. (12)
- Predictive correlation of oxygen and carbon dioxide transfer in a blood oxygenator with induced secondary flows. (1971) (11)
- The prolonged administration of artificial respiration (1932) (11)
- AN APPARATUS FOR THE PROLONGED ADMINISTRATION OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION: II. A Design for Small Children and Infants with an Appliance for the Administration of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide. (1929) (11)
- Hydrocyanic Acid Gas Poisoning by Absorption through the Skin. (1932) (11)
- Experimental lung cancer. (1954) (10)
- THE TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY ARREST IN THE DRINKER RESPIRATOR: A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY (1931) (9)
- Secondary Flow and Mass Transfer in an Oscillating Torus (1971) (7)
- The epidemiology and social significance of atmospheric smoke pollution. (1951) (7)
- Civilization and Climate, Third Edition (1925) (6)
- Ventilation in Arc Welding with Coated Electrodes. (1941) (6)
- Mechanical devices for cardiopulmonary assistance (1971) (6)
- THE HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAM OF THE U. S. MARITIME COMMISSION: AND THE U. S. NAVY IN CONTRACT SHIPYARDS (1943) (5)
- Determination and Recording of Carbon Disulfide and Hydrogen Sulfide in the Viscose-Rayon Industry. (1940) (5)
- The Potency of Silica Particles of Different Size. (1945) (5)
- HANDBOOK ON AIR CLEANING (PARTICULATE REMOVAL) (1952) (4)
- Electric Welding. I. The Respiratory Hazard. (1935) (4)
- A simple reliable membrane oxygenator for organ perfusion. (1970) (4)
- Ventilation of Motion Picture Booths. (1938) (4)
- The Threshold Toxieity of Gasoline Vapor. (1943) (4)
- INFRA-RED THERAPY OF FLASH KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS (1943) (3)
- Development of an Improved Smoke Inspection Guide (1958) (3)
- The physician, the manufacturer, and medical devices. (1975) (3)
- Nomograms for gas mixtures in respiratory therapy. (1968) (3)
- Health and safety in contract shipyards during the war. (1947) (3)
- Upper and lower bounds on oxygen transfer rates (1972) (3)
- ANTIRACHITIC VALUE OF WINTER SUNLIGHT IN THE LATITUDE OF 42° 21' (BOSTON) (1930) (3)
- A Room-Sized Respirator (1933) (2)
- Concentrations of particulates found in air. (1952) (2)
- Hemodynamic response to controlled ventilation during hypoxia in man and animals. (1972) (2)
- Upper and lower bounds on oxygen transfer rates: A theoretical consideration (1972) (2)
- Control of the Silicosis Hazard in the Hard Rock Industries. I. A Laboratory Study of the Design of Dust Control Systems for Use with Pneumatic Granite Cutting Tools. (2)
- Maximum allowable concentrations of atmospheric impurities. (1949) (2)
- A constant ratio air-oxygen mixer. (1967) (2)
- Fumes and gases from selenium rectifiers abused by gross overloading. (1953) (2)
- European Practice in Cellulose Acetate and Dopes during the War. (1921) (2)
- Masks and Respirators for Protection against Dusts and Fumes. (1)
- Discussion of Natural Roughness Effects in Rigid Open Channels by A. G. Mirajgaoker and K. L. N. Charlu (1964) (1)
- Welding Fumes in Steel Fabrication. (1944) (1)
- Arterial oxygenation. Mechanisms for improvement during partial cardiopulmonary support. (1974) (1)
- The Donora Episode—A Reply to Clarence A. Mills (1950) (1)
- Deaths during the severe fog in London and environs, Dec. 5 to 9, 1952. (1953) (1)
- Industrial hygiene and the practice of occupational medicine. (1959) (1)
- Air pollution & the public health. I. The problem of great cities; acute effects, fog disasters. (1957) (1)
- Retrograde aortic perfusion by partial cardiopulmonary bypass: effect of mixing on measured arterial oxygen tension. (1975) (1)
- HUMIDITY CONTROL IN RESIDENCES. (1925) (1)
- Medical services in industry; industrial hygiene, past, present, and future. (1952) (1)
- The Practice of industrial Hygiene—Cummings Memorial Lecture— (1950) (1)
- Vapors and Their Routine Measurement. (1940) (1)
- Third International Conference of experts on pneumoconiosis, Sydney, Australia, 1950. (1954) (1)
- The construction of an emergency respirator for use in treating respiratory failure in infantile paralysis (1938) (1)
- The Shifting Scene (1942) (1)
- The Application of Air Conditioning in Normal Life. (1936) (1)
- Ceremony for Professors Emeriti Harvard School of Public Health. (1959) (1)
- THOMAS BEDFORD, OBE, DSC, 1894-1963. (1963) (1)
- Photometric Methods for Studying and Estimating Suspensions of Dusts, Fumes, and Smokes. (1)
- Collection of integrated samples of gaseous effluents. (1958) (1)
- "Air Pollution and the Public Health." Lecture I. The Problem of Great Cities. Acute Effects, Fog Disasters. The Harben Lectures, 1956. (1957) (1)
- Electric Welding. III. Prevention of the Respiratory Hazard. (1935) (0)
- Health Hazards in Metal Spraying. (1938) (0)
- Improved pulmonary gas exchange by extracorporeal oxygenation in acute respiratory insufficiency (1976) (0)
- Air pollution and the public health. II. The problem of industry. (1957) (0)
- AIR CLEANING STUDIES PROGRESS REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 1, 1951 TO JUNE 30, 1952 (1952) (0)
- "Air Pollution and the Public Health." Lecture II. The Problem of Industry. (1957) (0)
- Paul Ardeen Neal, M.D. 1901-1952. (1953) (0)
- Public exposure to lead. (1947) (0)
- Discussion: “Soot Particles in New York City Air” (Free, E. E., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(3), pp. 9–10) (1931) (0)
- AIR CLEANING STUDIES. Progress Report, July 1, 1958-June 30, 1959 (1961) (0)
- Title Page / Contents / Contributors / Acknowledgements / Preface (1971) (0)
- Engineering and Industrial Hygiene* (1954) (0)
- NEW AIDS TO RESPIRATION (1959) (0)
- Health Control in Welding. (1943) (0)
- Silicone membrane oxygenator (1974) (0)
- The Effect of Turbulent Air Motion and of Humidity on the Stability of Dust, Fume and Smoke Clouds. (0)
- Book ReviewHemodynamic Monitoring of the Critically Ill Electromedical Instrumentation: A guide for medical personnel (1981) (0)
- Atmospheric trade wastes. (1947) (0)
- Atmospheric Pollution and Sunlight (1930) (0)
- INDUSTRIAL HEALTH (1950) (0)
- Bioengineering research and postgraduate training: the surgeon and the engineer. (1972) (0)
- The physician, the manufacturer, and medical devices. (1977) (0)
- Air pollution. (1956) (0)
- "Air Pollution and the Public Health." Lecture III. Pollu-tion by Fluorides. (1957) (0)
- An Investigation of Specifications and Ratings of Commercial Air Cleaners (1949) (0)
- Air pollution and the public health; excerpts from the Harben lectures given before the Royal Institute of Public Health and Hygiene, London, Eng., May, 1957. (1958) (0)
- Air pollution. (1961) (0)
- MASS TRANSFER IN A TWO-PHASE (LIQUID-LIQUID) CROSSFLOW BLOOD OXYGENATOR (1978) (0)
- MASS TRANSFER IN A TWO-PHASE (LIQUID-LIQUID) CROSSFLOW BLOOD OXYGENATOR (1978) (0)
- Industrial health. (1953) (0)
- [The use of a membrane oxygenator in acute respiratory insufficiency]. (1976) (0)
- Subject Index / Advances in Cardiology Index Vol. 1–5 (1971) (0)
- THE ORIGIN OF BLOOD GROUP ANTIBODIES (1959) (0)
- Book Reviews (1956) (0)
- AIR CLEANING STUDIES, PROGRESS REPORT FOR JULY 1, 1959 TO JUNE 30, 1960 (1954) (0)
- AIR CLEANING STUDIES PROGRESS REPORT F FOR FEBRUARY 1, 1950 TO JANUARY 31, 1951 (1951) (0)
- MISLEADING METHYL CHLORIDE PUBLICITY (1931) (0)
- Acute respiratory insufficiency: mechanisms of improving oxygenation by partial cardiopulmonary bypass. (1976) (0)
- Letter: Silicone membrane oxygenator. (1974) (0)
- The Causation of Pneumoeoniosis. (1936) (0)
- Final Progress Report: Harvard University (1950) (0)
- Industrial Hygiene and Air Pollution (1959) (0)
- BOOK REVIEW INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE. (1936) (0)
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