William Townsend Porter

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Masters Medicine Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, William Townsend Porter was an American physician, physiologist, and medical educator who spent most of his career at Harvard Medical School. He founded the Harvard Apparatus company, which produced laboratory equipment for teaching and research in physiology, and was the founding editor of the American Journal of Physiology.

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William Townsend Porter's Published Works

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FURTHER RESEARCHES ON THE CLOSURE OF THE CORONARY ARTERIES (1896) (35)
THE SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE GROWTH OF BOSTON SCHOOL CHILDREN (1920) (17)
Fat Embolism a Cause of Shock (1917) (12)
ON THE CAUSE OF THE HEART BEAT (1897) (12)
The Teaching of Physiology in Medical Schools (1898) (9)
THE HEART MUSCLE IN PNEUMONIA (1915) (7)
On the State of the Respiratory Mechanism in Pneumonia (1915) (4)
A NEW METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF THE INTRACARDIAC PRESSURE CURVE (1896) (4)
The Relation of the Depressor Nerve to the Vasomotor Centre. (1899) (4)
THE RESPIRATORY MECHANISM IN PNEUMONIA (1916) (3)
The Condition of the Vasomotor Neurons in Shock (1903) (3)
Fat Embolism Shock Is Not Explained by Embolism of the Lungs (1919) (3)
Further Observations on Shock at the Front (1917) (3)
A Second Statement Regarding the Respiratory Mechanism in Pneumonia (1916) (2)
THE RELATIVE GROWTH OF INDIVIDUAL BOSTON SCHOOL BOYS (1922) (2)
The Condition of the Vaso-Motor Center in Pneumonia (1914) (1)
AN ELECTRIC KYMOGRAPH. (1930) (1)
Respiratory Suction an Aid in Surgical Shock (1917) (1)
A CARD CENTRALBLATI OF PHYSIOLOGY. (1899) (1)
PHYSIOLOGY IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS. (1899) (1)
The Vaso-Motor Nerves of the Heart (1896) (1)
Percentile Charts of the Height and Weight of Boston School Children (1923) (1)
The Heels of Boston School Children (1923) (0)
COORDINATION OF HEART MUSCLE WITHOUT NERVE CELLS. (0)
Wound Shock and the Vasomotor Center (1918) (0)
Forepaugh's Grand Zoological March. (0)
Physiology at Harvard by William Townsend Porter. (0)
An American Text-book of Physiology (1901) (0)
A Text-Book of Physiology by M. FOSTER, M. A., M. D., LL. D., F. R. S (1895) (0)
THE RELATION OF THE VOLUME OF THE CORONARY CIRCULATION TO THE FORCE AND FREQUENCY OF VENTRICULAR CONTRACTION IN THE ISOLATED HEART OF THE CAT. (1896) (0)
ELECTROMETER FOR THE STAGE OF THE MICROSCOPE. (1905) (0)
THE PART OF INHIBITION IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF RESPIRATION (1895) (0)
ROCKING KEY WITH METAL CONTACTS. (1905) (0)
I. On the Cause of the Heart Beat. (0)
Charles Sedgwick Minot, M.D. (1915) (0)
The Teaching of Physiology (1901) (0)
THE LABORATORY TEACHING OF PHYSIOLOGY. (1901) (0)
THE BLOOD PRESSURE IN EXPERIMENTAL PNEUMONIA (1916) (0)
An introduction to physiology / by William Townsend Porter. (0)
A NEW PRESIDENT FOR THE HARVARD APPARATUS COMPANY, INC. (1944) (0)
Memoirs: The Presence of Ranvier9s Constrictions in the Spinal Cord of Vertebrates (1890) (0)
On Methods of isolating the Mammalian Heart. (1898) (0)
A QUANTITATIVE CIRCULATION SCHEME. (1905) (0)

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