H. Pearse

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INSTRUMENTAL PERFORATION OF THE RECTOSIGMOID

H. Pearse, 1941 .

Bilateral arteritis simulating carotid body tumors.

J. Hinshaw, H. Pearse, 1956, Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics.

The impracticability of using fascia for the gradual occlusion of large arteries

H. Pearse, 1932 .

EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE GRADUAL OCCLUSION OF LARGE ARTERIES

H. Pearse, 1940, Annals of Surgery.

MEDIASTINITIS FOLLOWING CERVICAL SUPPURATION

H. Pearse, 1938, Annals of surgery.

A NEW EXPLANATION OF THE IMPROVED RESULTS FOLLOWING LIGATION OF BOTH ARTERY AND VEIN.

H. Pearse, 1927, Annals of surgery.

An Experimental Study of Antiperistaltic Jejunal Loops.

H. Pearse, C. L. Cogbill, M. Radakovich, 1949, Annals of surgery.

The influence of the heat regulatory mechanism on Raynaud's disease☆☆☆

H. Pearse, 1935 .

Embolectomy for Arterial Embolism of the Extremities.

H. Pearse, 1933, Annals of surgery.

TEMPERATURE EFFECT OF POPLITEAL VEIN LIGATION IN THROMBO‐ANGIITIS OBLITERANS AND ARTERIOSCLEROSIS

H. Pearse, J. Morton, 1928, Annals of surgery.

THE BLOOD PRESSURE IN THE ARTERIES OF THE EXTREMITIES IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE

H. Pearse, J. Morton, 1932 .

THE STIMULATION OF BONE GROWTH BY VENOUS STASIS

H. Pearse, J. Morton, 1930 .

Study of the etiology of acute pancreatitis.

W. Strain, H. Pearse, M. Radakovich, 1952, Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics.

C. The Management of Perforations of the Cervical Esophagus

H. Pearse, C. A. Heatly, 1932 .

THE PERMEABILITY OF HUMAN BLOOD CELLS TO CARBON DIOXID AND AMMONIUM HYDROXID IN SOLUTIONS OF SAME pH

H. Pearse, 1925 .

H. Pearse, J. Morton, 1931, Annals of surgery.

Is Toxaemia the Cause of Death in Uncomplicated Intestinal Obstruction?

H. Pearse, 1931, Annals of Surgery.

STUDIES ON FLASH BURNS: THE RELATION OF THE TIME AND INTENSITY OF APPLIED THERMAL ENERGY TO THE SEVERITY OF BURNS

H. Pearse, J. B. Perkins, H. D. Kinglsey, 1952 .

Studies on flash burns; threshold burns.

H. Pearse, J. H. Morton, H. D. Kingsley, 1952, Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics.

EVALUATION OF MAGNESIUM POWDER AS A SOURCE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LARGE AREA FLASH BURNS ON PIG SKIN

L. J. Krolak, H. Pearse, H. Bales, 1956 .

PROTECTION FROM RADIANT THERMAL ENERGY BY FABRICS USED AS A SHIELD

J. Hinshaw, H. Pearse, F. W. Payne, 1957 .

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SURFACE GRADE AND DEPTH OF DAMAGE OF BURNS PRODUCED BY RADIANT THERMAL ENERGY

J. Hinshaw, H. Pearse, H. Bales, 1956 .

STUDIES ON FLASH BURNS: THE SCREENING EFFECT OF FABRIC AT A DISTANCE FROM ANIMALS

H. Pearse, H. Bales, R. E. Roth, 1955 .

THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FLASH‐BURNS

J. Payne, H. Pearse, L. Hogg, 1949, Annals of surgery.

Histologic techniques for the differential staining of burned and normal tissues.

J. Hinshaw, H. Pearse, 1956, Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics.

Thermal injuries of nuclear warfare.

H. Pearse, 1956, Military medicine.

THE INFLUENCE OF ALTERATIONS IN THE CIRCULATION ON THE REPAIR OF BONE

H. Pearse, J. Morton, 1931 .

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ARTERIAL COLLATERAL CIRCULATION

H. Pearse, 1928, Annals of surgery.

Operative management of carcinoma of the colon; is proximal drainage of the unobstructed colon necessary?

H. Pearse, W. A. Gunkler, 1949, Surgery.

THE EFFECT OF LEAD AND RADIUM ON MATURE AND IMMATURE RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES

H. Pearse, 1926 .

Mechanical and thermal injury from the atomic bomb.

H. Pearse, J. T. Payne, 1949, The New England journal of medicine.

THE RÖNTGENOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATION OF THE ARTERIES: OF THE EXTREMITIES IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE

H. Pearse, S. Warren, 1931, Annals of surgery.

THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF ARTERIAL LIGATION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

H. Pearse, 1928 .

VITALLIUM TUBES IN BILIARY SURGERY.

H. Pearse, 1942, Annals of Surgery.

End result of using vitallium tubes in common duct strictures.

H. Pearse, 1955, American journal of surgery.

Management of Stricture of the Common Bile Duct

H. Pearse, 1950 .

Gas cysts of the intestines; report of two cases.

W. A. Dale, H. Pearse, 1950, Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics.

The effect of specialization of graduate education in surgery.

H. Pearse, 1959, Journal of the American Medical Association.

The relationship of thermally induced hemoglobinemia to volume of skin burn.

H. Pearse, A. J. Emery, J. Lyon, 1955, Surgery.