Tinsley R. Harrison

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According to Wikipedia, Tinsley Randolph Harrison was an American physician and editor of the first five editions of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. Harrison specialized in cardiology and the pathophysiology of heart disease.

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Principles of internal medicine (1955) (1282)
Failure of the Circulation (1935) (166)
A SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE OF THE UNANESTHETIZED RAT. (1939) (159)
THE RELATION OF AGE TO THE DURATION OF CONTRACTION, EJECTION, AND RELAXATION OF THE NORMAL HUMAN HEART. (1964) (132)
Chest Pain in Association with Pulmonary Hypertension: Its Similarity to the Pain of Coronary Disease (1952) (98)
The Kinetocardiogram: I. Method of Recording Precordial Movements (1953) (89)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: IV. The Potassium Content of Skeletal and Cardiac Muscle. (1930) (85)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: IX. The Effect of Digitalis on the Potassium Content of the Cardiac Muscle of Dogs. (1931) (84)
ABUSE OF REST AS A THERAPEUTIC MEASURE FOR PATIENTS WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (1944) (82)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XX. CHEYNE-STOKES RESPIRATION AS THE CAUSE OF PAROXYSMAL DYSPNEA AT THE ONSET OF SLEEP (1934) (74)
The Effect of Posture and of Compression of the Neck on Excretion of Electrolytes and Glomerular Filtration: Furthur Studies (1951) (72)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: I. The Effect of Edema on Oxygen Utilization. (1930) (71)
The Effect of Posture and of Congestion of the Head on Sodium Excretion in Normal Subjects (1950) (62)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XVII. THE MECHANISM OF DYSPNEA ON EXERTION (1932) (60)
THE EFFECT OF DIGITALIS ON THE CARDIAC OUT-PUT OF DOGS AND ITS BEARING ON THE ACTION OF THE DRUG IN HEART DISEASE. (1926) (58)
THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS STEROL DERIVATIVES ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF THE RAT (1940) (57)
SOME UNANSWERED QUESTIONS CONCERNING ENLARGEMENT AND FAILURE OF THE HEART. (1965) (57)
MECHANISM OF EXPERIMENTAL UREMIA (1937) (49)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: II. The Respiratory Exchange During and After Exercise. (1930) (49)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. XXIIII. A CRITICAL STUDY OF METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE CARDIAC OUTPUT IN PATIENTS WITH CARDIAC DISEASE. (1933) (47)
Angina pectoris Effect of exertion and of nitrites on precordial movements (1961) (43)
Principles and problems of ischemic heart disease (1968) (42)
THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE UREMIC SYNDROME (1937) (42)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XII. THE RELATION BETWEEN THE THICKNESS OF THE CARDIAC MUSCLE FIBER AND THE OPTIMUM RATE OF THE HEART (1932) (41)
Effect of Rigid Sodium Restriction on Blood Pressure and Survival of Hypertensive Rats (1945) (40)
Effects of Bleeding on Electrolyte Excretion and on Glomerular Filtration (1951) (35)
AFFERENT IMPULSES AS A CAUSE OF INCREASED VENTILATION DURING MUSCULAR EXERCISE (1932) (35)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: VI. The Effect of Overwork and Other Factors on the Potassium Content of the Cardiac Muscle. (1930) (34)
Effects on Blood Pressure of Injection of Kidney Extracts of Dogs with Renal Hypertension (1936) (33)
THE PREPARATION OF RENAL EXTRACTS CAPABLE OF REDUCING THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF ANIMALS WITH EXPERIMENTAL RENAL HYPERTENSION (1940) (33)
MECHANISM OF ACUTE EXPERIMENTAL HEART FAILURE (1936) (32)
The attributes of leadership. (1971) (32)
THE ANTI-PRESSOR ACTION OF RENAL EXTRACTS AND THEIR CAPACITY TO REDUCE THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF HYPERTENSIVE RATS (1940) (31)
REDUCTION OF ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE BY ADMINISTRATION OF RENAL EXTRACTS (1940) (31)
THE REGULATION OF CIRCULATION (1927) (28)
Movement of the heart during the period between the onset of ventricular excitation and the start of left ventricular ejection. (1961) (27)
Glucose deficiency as a factor in the production of symptoms referable to the cardiovascular system (1943) (26)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XV. Reflex Versus Chemical Factors in the Production of Rapid Breathing. (1932) (26)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XIV. Orthopnea: Its Relation to Ventilation, Vital Capacity, Oxygen Saturation and Acid-Base Condition of Arterial and Jugular Blood. (1931) (25)
THE REGULATION OF CIRCULATION: VIII. The Relative Importance of Nervous, Endocrine and Vascular Regulation in the Response of the Cardiac Output to Anoxemia (1927) (25)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: X. THE MEASUREMENT OF VENTILATION AS A TEST OF CARDIAC FUNCTION (1931) (25)
THE CARDIAC OUTPUT IN RELATION TO CARDIAC FAILURE (1934) (24)
THE REGULATION OF CIRCULATION: V. The Effect of Anemia and Hemorrhage on the Cardiac Output of Dogs (1927) (22)
THE MECHANISM OF EXPERIMENTAL RENAL HYPERTENSION IN THE RAT: THE RELATIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF PRESSOR AND ANTI-PRESSOR FACTORS (1943) (22)
Experimental Hypervolemic Heart Failure: Its Bearing on Certain General Principles of Heart Failure (1950) (22)
REFLEX STIMULATION OF RESPIRATION FROM INCREASE IN VENOUS PRESSURE (1932) (21)
A study of the renal arteries in relation to age and to hypertension (1937) (21)
THE SITE OF ACTION OF THE RENAL PRESSOR SUBSTANCE (1938) (20)
CLINICAL ASPECTS OF PAIN IN THE CHEST: I. Anoina Pectoris (1944) (20)
THE EFFECT OF SPINAL ANESTHESIA ON THE CARDIAC OUTPUT (1930) (20)
THE KINETOCARDIOGRAM IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE. (1963) (20)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XI. THE EFFECT OF DIGITALIS ON THE DYSPNEA AND ON THE VENTILATION OF AMBULATORY PATIENTS WITH REGULAR CARDIAC RHYTHM (1931) (19)
THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL RESTRICTION OF ACTIVITY ON THE RECOVERY OF RATS FROM EXPERIMENTAL MYOCARDIAL INJURY (1944) (18)
Further Studies on the Effects of Changes in the Distribution of Extracellular Fluid on Sodium Excretion: Observations Following Compression of the Legs (1952) (16)
Movements and Forces of the Human Heart: V. Precordial Movements in Relation to Atrial Contraction (1958) (16)
Studies in congestive heart failure (1931) (16)
Movements and forces of the human heart. I. The genesis of the apical impulses. (1957) (16)
Paradoxical precordial motion and wasted left ventricular work: the concept of cardiac dyssynergy. (1967) (14)
Movements of the heart during ejection. (1961) (14)
RELATION OF KIDNEYS TO BLOOD PRESSURE: EFFECTS OF EXTRACTS OF KIDNEYS OF NORMAL DOGS AND OF DOGS WITH RENAL HYPERTENSION ON BLOOD PRESSURE OF RATS (1937) (14)
Electrolytes in human tissue. 2. The electrolyte content of hearts and other tissues from cases with various diseases. (1933) (14)
EFFECT OF DIGITALIS ON THE CARDIAC OUTPUT OF PERSONS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (1935) (14)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: V. The Potassium Content of Skeletal Muscle Obtained by Biopsy. (1930) (13)
CLINICAL PICTURES ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED BLOOD PRESSURE: A STUDY OF 100 PATIENTS (1939) (13)
THE RELATION OF THE ADRENAL GLANDS TO THE ACTION OF THE RENAL PRESSOR SUBSTANCE (1939) (12)
RELATION OF RENAL PRESSOR SUBSTANCE TO HYPERTENSION OF HYDRONEPHROTIC RATS (1938) (12)
RESPIRATORY MEASUREMENTS AS AFFECTED BY SMOKING AND BY ATHLETICS (1932) (12)
THE DIRECT DETERMINATION OF THE RENAL BLOOD FLOW AND RENAL OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF THE UNANESTHETIZED DOG (1937) (12)
THE REDUCTION OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF HYPERTENSIVE DOGS BY THE ADMINISTRATION OF RENAL EXTRACT (1940) (11)
THE EFFECT OF INJECTING CERTAIN ELECTROLYTES INTO THE CISTERNA MAGNA ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE (1936) (11)
Effect of Neck Compression on Sodium Excretion in Subjects with Congestive Heart Failure (1953) (11)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XIII. The Relation of Dyspnea of Exertion to the Oxygen Saturation and Acid-Base Condition of the Blood. (1931) (11)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: VII. The Effect of Overwork on the Potassium Content of Skeletal Muscle. (1930) (10)
THE PATHOGENESIS OF CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (1935) (10)
Reduction of Elevated Blood Pressure by Administration of Renal Extracts. (1941) (10)
PARTIAL TRACHEAL OBSTRUCTION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN THE EFFECTS ON THE CIRCULATION AND RESPIRATION OF MORPHINIZED DOGS (1926) (10)
A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF HEMORRHAGE UNDER ETHER ANESTHESIA AND UNDER SPINAL ANESTHESIA (1930) (10)
Effect of rigid sodium restriction on blood pressure and survival of hypertensive rats. (1946) (10)
EFFECT OF DIURETICS ON THE CARDIAC OUTPUT OF PATIENTS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (1935) (9)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE XXII. A METHOD FOR OBTAINING "MIXED" VENOUS BLOOD BY ARTERIAL PUNCTURE. (1934) (9)
THE EFFECT OF SPINAL ANESTHESIA ON ARTERIAL TONE (1931) (9)
BLOOD-FLOW THROUGH EDEMATOUS EXTREMITIES (1929) (9)
The Effect of Digitoxin on Sodium Excretion, Creatinine Clearance and Apparent Cardiac Output (1951) (9)
THERAPEUTICS OF EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION (1940) (9)
THE REGULATION OF CIRCULATION: VII. The Effects of Anoxemia of Mild Degree on the Cardiac Output of Unnarcotized Dogs (1927) (9)
Harrison's Principles of internal medicine, Update V (1981) (9)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XVIII. CLINICAL TYPES OF NOCTURNAL DYSPNEA (1934) (8)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XXI. OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE MECHANISM OF CARDIAC ASTHMA (1934) (8)
The most distressing symptom. (1966) (8)
THE EFFECTS OF A PEESSOE SUBSTANCE OBTAINED FROM THE KIDNEYS ON THE RENAL CIRCULATION OF RATS AND DOGS (1938) (8)
Symposium on Coronary Dilator Drugs (1957) (7)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: III. The Buffering Power of the Blood and Tissues. (1930) (7)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: VIII. The Effect of the Administration of Dibasic Potassium Phosphate on the Potassium Content of Certain Tissues. (1931) (7)
Movements of the heart during the period between the onset of relaxation and the beginning of ventricular filling. (1961) (7)
Movements and forces of the human heart. IV. Precordial movements (kinetocardiograms) in relation to ejection and filling of the ventricles. (1958) (7)
EFFECT OF CERTAIN THERAPEUTIC MEASURES ON THE CARDIAC OUTPUT OF PATIENTS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (1935) (7)
Diagnostic and therapeutic value of the reproduction of chest pain. (1953) (7)
The Right Auricular Electrokymogram of Normal Subjects (1953) (6)
Some problems in the diagnosis, management, and pathophysiology of angina pectoris. The John Kent Lewis memorial lecture. (1966) (6)
The action of drugs on cardiac output (1927) (6)
PRESSOR PROPERTIES OF EXTRACTS FROM NORMAL AND FROM ISCHEMIC KIDNEYS (1941) (6)
SOME PUZZLING ASPECTS OF PAIN IN THE CHEST (1942) (6)
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE: XIX. REFLEX STIMULATION OF RESPIRATION AS THE CAUSE OF EVENING DYSPNEA (1934) (6)
Augmentation; a third stage of digitalis therapy. (1959) (6)
Movements of the heart Some clinical and physiologic considerations. (1962) (5)
Some clinical and physiologic aspects of angina pectoris. (1959) (5)
THE PSYCHOLOGIC MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CARDIAC DISEASE. (1965) (5)
PRECORDIAL MOVEMENTS IN RELATION TO AGE. (1964) (5)
Diagnostic imaging in internal medicine (1985) (5)
Reduction of Blood Pressure of Hypertensive Rats by Administration of Certain Marine Oils.∗ (1943) (5)
The measurement of the oxygen capacity of hæmoglobin (1928) (4)
THE EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION ON THE BLOOD FLOW OF MORPHINIZED DOGS. (1925) (4)
Clinical aspects of pain in the chest by Tinsley R. Harrison. The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1944 (vol. 207) and 1945 (vol. 209). (1975) (4)
Severe angina pectoris. Considerations of surgical and medical management. (1973) (4)
THE EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT: VI. THE EFFECT OF EPHEDRINE ON THE MINUTE CARDIAC OUTPUT OF NORMAL DOGS (1928) (4)
ARTERIAL AND VENOUS PRESSURE FACTORS IN CIRCULATORY FAILURE (1938) (4)
The effect of muscular exercise on the oxygen capacity of the blood of man (1929) (4)
OXYGEN LACK AND CARDIAC OUTPUT: SOME CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS (1926) (3)
Precordial movements. (1959) (3)
YEAH BOOK OF MEDICINE, 1960???1961 SERIES (1961) (3)
Harrison's Principles of internal medicine, patient management problems : PRETEST self-assessment and review (1981) (3)
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE SEPARATION FROM KIDNEY TISSUE OF A SUBSTANCE CAPABLE OF REDUCING THE BLOOD PRESSURE IN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED HYPERTENSION (1943) (3)
CLINICAL ASPECTS OF PAIN IN THE CHEST: III. Pain Arising from the Stomach (1945) (3)
Cardiac Asthma (1951) (3)
Effects of Renal Extract on Hypertension. (1942) (3)
CARDIAC OUTPUT IN PNEUMONIA IN THE DOG. (1926) (3)
OBSERVATIONS ON TWO DIFFERENT PRESSOR SUBSTANCES OBTAINED FROM EXTRACTS OF RENAL TISSUE (1938) (3)
THE EFFECT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF FLUID ON THE FALL IN BLOOD PRESSURE CAUSED BY SPINAL ANESTHESIA (1931) (3)
ACTION OF DRUGS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT: IV. EFFECTS OF CAMPHOR AND STRYCHNINE ON THE CARDIAC OUTPUT OF INTACT UNNARCOTIZED DOGS (1927) (2)
Effects of bleeding in different postures on sodium excretion and glomerular filtration (1950) (2)
CLINICAL ASPECTS OF PAIN IN THE CHEST: II. Pain Arising from the Esophagus (1945) (2)
Effects of posture and of compression of the neck on glomerular filtration (1950) (2)
The Year Book of Medicine (1961???1962 Year Book Series) (1962) (2)
If Moses could speak. (1972) (2)
Two views of present trends in the teaching of internal medicine. (1970) (2)
The epidemiology of rheumatic fever and some of its public health aspects (1943) (2)
The effect of Champ Lyons on medical education in Alabama. (1966) (2)
THE EFFECT OF QUINIDINE ON THE MORTALITY OF BATS WITH EXPERIMENTAL MYOCARDIAL INJURY (1944) (2)
The challenge of the Regional Medical Program. (1968) (1)
THE EFFECTS OF CALCIUM, BARIUM, AND POTASSIUM ON THE CARDIAC OUTPUT OF NORMAL DOGS (1927) (1)
THE PATHOGENESIS OF CIRCULATORY FAILURE (1936) (1)
THE NATURE AND TREATMENT OF CARDIAC FATIGUE (1930) (1)
The action of drugs on cardiac output: V. The effect of epinephrin on the cardiac output of normal, unnarcotized dogs☆ (1927) (1)
ALKALOSIS, NOT DUE TO ADMINISTRATION OF ALKALI, ASSOCIATED WITH UREMIA: REPORT OF CASE (1925) (1)
THE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART FAILURE: CLINICAL LECTURE AT NEW YORK SESSION (1940) (1)
Movements of the heart and velocity of pressure change during the first part of systole. (1959) (1)
Mercutio and The Heart of Hurst and Logue (1970) (1)
Harrison's Principles of internal medicine, Update II : with CME examination (1982) (1)
ST'UDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE. RELATION OF DYSPNEA OF EXERTION TO THE OXYGEN SATURATION AND ACID-BASE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD 1, 2 (0)
Hypertension and nephritis (1941) (0)
Book Review: Ross's Post-mortem Appearances (1963) (0)
Some medical problems in an aging population. (1960) (0)
The roots and the fruits of the medical tree. (1978) (0)
[Therapy of angina pectoris]. (1968) (0)
Our priceless possession. (1971) (0)
THE NEWER KNOWLEDGE OF HEART DISEASE*,†: I. SOME HISTORICAL LANDMARKS (1929) (0)
[Therapy of angina pectoris]. (1969) (0)
CARDIAC OUTPUT IN PNEUMONIA passage through the pulmonary (0)
The young Aesculapian. (1959) (0)
THE YEAR BOOK OF MEDICINE, 1956???1957 (1957) (0)
Physiology in health and disease (1940) (0)
STUDIES IN CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE ON THE POTASSIUM OF THE CARDIAC MUSCLE1 (0)
The challenge of the Regional Medical Program. (1968) (0)
THE NEWER KNOWLEDGE OF HEART DISEASE: IV. THE CAUSES OF HEART FAILURE (1929) (0)
YEAR BOOK OF MEDICINE, 1957???1958 SERIES (1958) (0)
Cardiac pain. (1966) (0)
Freedom and obligation: the dual responsibility. (1965) (0)
Problems in the evaluation of pain in the chest. (1958) (0)
INFLUENCE of corticotropin and cortisone upon the renal excretion of electrolytes. (1953) (0)
Book Review: The Year Book of Medicine (1963) (0)
Difference in dynamics of ventricular contraction and relaxation in patients with mitral stenosis and insufficiency as studied by the kinetocardiogram (1954) (0)
THE NEWER KNOWLEDGE OF HEART DISEASE*† (1929) (0)
Systolic movements of the precordium and of the body in patients with bundle branch block (1955) (0)
Paradoxical (forward) movements of the precordium during ejection (1959) (0)
Your future health care : the challenge and the promise through better education (1974) (0)
TREATMENT of gastric ulcer: medical or surgical. (1953) (0)
FOREWORD (1950) (0)
WITCHES AND DOCTORS. (1964) (0)
The Year Book of Medicine (1955???1956 Series) (1956) (0)
The subjective aspects of the case history of TRH as related by TRH. (1978) (0)
Our Hippocratic tradition. Its possible relation to the regional medical program. (1968) (0)
The Gordon Wilson Lecture. Heart disease and heart failure: some recent progress and some future challenges. (1969) (0)
Relationship of duration of phases of cardiac cycle length as determined in humans by the electrokymograph (1950) (0)
Some personal ideas concerning the decentralization of health education in Alabama. I. The education of physicians. (1968) (0)
The American College of Physicians Distinguished Teacher Award Lecture: Pollyanna and Cassandra: Two Views of Present Trends in the Teaching of Internal Medicine. (1970) (0)
SOME GENERAL PRINCIPLES IN THE BEDSIDE DIAGNOSIS OF HEART DISEASE (1940) (0)
DR. ROBERT LEE SANDERS. (1953) (0)
USE OF antibiotics in prophylactic therapy of ophthalmia neonatorum. (1953) (0)
TREATMENT OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE (1951) (0)
LABORATORY diagnosis of riboflavin deficiency. (1952) (0)
THE NEWER KNOWLEDGE OF HEART DISEASE: V. THE SYMPTOM AND SIGNS (1929) (0)
SOME PRESENT AND FUTURE PROBLEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF HEART DISEASE. (1964) (0)
The Principles of Therapy in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure (1936) (0)
Heart failure: By Arthur M. Fishberg, M.D., Associate in Medicine, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City. 788 pages, illustrated, cloth $8.50. Philadelphia, 1927, Lea and Febiger (1938) (0)
Year Book of Medicine (1954–1955 Series) (1955) (0)
theNeck on Excretion of Electrolytes and Glomerular Filtration: FurthurStudies (1951) (0)
The Year Book of Medicine (1964–1965) Year Book Series) (1965) (0)
TYPES OF CIRCULATORY FAILURE (1946) (0)
YEAR BOOK OF MEDICINE, 1959???1960 SERIES (1961) (0)
DR. JERE L. CROOK. (1953) (0)

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