دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium 87 - Metabolic Acidosis

Content: Chapter 1 The Hydrogen Ion in Normal Metabolism: A Review (pages 1–19): K. G. M. M. Alberti and C. CuthbertChapter 2 The Techniques and Uses of Intracellular pH Measurements (pages 20–35): R. D. Cohen, R. M. Henderson, R. A. Iles, J. P. Monson and J. A. SmithChapter 3 Energy Metabolism and Cellular pH in Normal and Pathological Conditions. A New Look Through 31Phosphorus Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (pages 36–57): George K. Radda, David G. Gadian and Brian D. RossChapter 4 Acidosis and Contractility of Heart Muscle (pages 58–76): P. A. Poole?WilsonChapter 5 Lactic Acidosis in the Brain: Occurrence, Triggering Mechanisms and Pathophysiological Importance (pages 77–100): Bo K. SiesjoChapter 6 Glutamine Metabolism in Metabolic Acidosis (pages 101–119): George A. O. Alleyne, Jose A. Lupianez, Norma McFarlane?Anderson, Paloma Hortelano, Jacqueline Benjamin, Jennifer Barnswell and Barbara ScottChapter 7 The Regulation of Ketogenesis (pages 120–144): Daniel W. Foster and J. Denis McGarryChapter 8 Preliminary Observations on the Metabolic Responses to Exercise in Humans, Using 31?Phosphorus Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (pages 145–152): B. D. Ross, G. K. Radda, D. G. Gadian, D. Taylor, P. Bore and P. StylesChapter 9 Metabolic Acidosis and Changes in Water and Electrolyte Balance After Maximal Exercise (pages 153–167): Ole M. Sejersted, Jon I. Medbo and Lars HermansenChapter 10 Some Hormonal Influences on Glucose and Ketone Body Metabolism in Normal Human Subjects (pages 168–191): D. G. Johnston, A. Pernet, A. McCulloch, G. Blesa?Malpica, J. M. Burrin and K. G. M. M. AlbertiChapter 11 Effects of Free Fatty Acids, Insulin, Glucagon and Adrenaline on Ketone Body Production in Humans (pages 192–213): John M. Miles, Morey W. Haymond and John E. GerichChapter 12 Quantitative Aspects of L(+)?Lactate Metabolism in Human Beings (pages 214–234): H. Connor and H. F. WoodsChapter 13 The Role of Catecholamines in Metabolic Acidosis (pages 235–253): David S. SchadeChapter 14 Acid?Base Balance in Diabetic Ketoacidosis (pages 254–272): Leif Sestoft, Morten Folke, Paul D. Bartelst and Michael O. MarshallChapter 15 Isotope Turnover Studies in Uncontrolled Diabetes and the Effects of Insulin (pages 273–292): J. Saunders, M. A. Boroujerdi, P. M. Brown, E. R. Carsons, S. E. H. Hall, A. M. Umpleby and P. H. SonksenChapter 16 Metabolic Acidosis in the Critically Ill (pages 293–306): H. J. G. Burns, B. N. Cowan and I. McA. LedinghamChapter 17 The Role of Altered Lactate Kinetics in the Pathogenesis of Type B Lactic Acidosis (pages 307–323): H. F. Woods, H. Connor and G. T. TuckerChapter 18 Organic Acidurias: Approach, Results and Clinical Relevance (pages 324–339): S. K. Wadman, M. Duran and J. P. KamerlingChapter 19 Problems in the Congenital Lactic Acidoses (pages 340–371): J. V. LeonardChapter 20 Chairman's Summary (pages 372–374): K. G. M. M. Alberti