Professor, Anesthesiology, University of Alabama School of Medicine

Anesthesiology

Thomas Gayeski works in the field of Anesthesiology. He researched medicine at University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. Thomas Gayeski is a published doctor and has 40 publications published. The lastest was: 'Skeletal muscle function, oxygenation and biochemistry in an endotoxemic model of SIRS.'

Publications

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• Decreasing the Preincision Time for Pulmonary Lobectomy: The Process of Lean and Value Stream Mapping.
• Myoglobin saturation and calculated PO2 in single cells of resting gracilis muscles.
• Determination of myoglobin saturation of frozen specimens using a reflecting cryospectrophotometer.
• Correlation of O2 transport on the micro and macro scale.
• Cryogenic microspectrophotometry.
• Muscle O2 gradients from hemoglobin to cytochrome: new concepts, new complexities.
• Lactate accumulation in fully aerobic, working, dog gracilis muscle.
• Direct measurement of intracellular O2 gradients; role of convection and myoglobin.
• Lactate production in a pure red muscle in absence of anoxia: mechanisms and significance.
• Balance between O2 availability and VO2 in rest-work transition as measured by myoglobin saturation in subcellular volumes.
• Energy sources in fully aerobic rest-work transitions: a new role for glycolysis.
• Oxygen transport in rest-work transition illustrates new functions for myoglobin.
• The calculation of hemoglobin saturation in single erythrocytes.
• Shallow intracellular O2 gradients and absence of perimitochondrial O2 "wells" in heavily working red muscle.
• O2 gradients from sarcolemma to cell interior in red muscle at maximal VO2.
• Lactate efflux is unrelated to intracellular PO2 in a working red muscle in situ.
• The microphotometric determination of the variability of oxygen saturation of erythrocytes lying within rouleaux.
• Intracellular PO2 in individual cardiac myocytes in dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and rats.
• Arteriovenous oxygen diffusion shunt is negligible in resting and working gracilis muscles.
• O2 transport and its interaction with metabolism; a systems view of aerobic capacity.
• How large is the drop in PO2 between cytosol and mitochondrion?
• An upper bound on the minimum PO2 for O2 consumption in red muscle.
• Anatomical determinants of O2 flux density at coronary capillaries.
• Determination of microvascular oxyhemoglobin saturations using cryospectrophotometry.
• Minimum intracellular PO2 for maximum cytochrome turnover in red muscle in situ.
• Intracellular PO2 in long axis of individual fibers in working dog gracilis muscle.
• Efficient generation of laser beams with an elliptic cross section.
• Skeletal muscle function, oxygenation and biochemistry in an endotoxemic model of SIRS.
• Lack of lung hemorrhage in humans after intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography with ultrasound exposure conditions similar to those causing lung hemorrhage in...
• Resistance to O2 diffusion in anemic red muscle: roles of flux density and cell PO2.
• Does energy demand have an additional control in ischemia or are current models of metabolic control adequate at extremes?
• Whole animal, lung and muscle hemodynamics and function are maintained during and after Oxygent HT infusion.
• A graphical analysis of the influence of red cell transit time, carrier-free layer thickness, and intracellular PO2 on blood-tissue O2 transport.
• Defining hypoxia: a systems view of VO2, glycolysis, energetics, and intracellular PO2.
• Effect of tachycardia on intracellular PO2 and reserves of O2 transport in subendocardium of mouse left ventricle.
• Precapillary O2 loss and arteriovenous O2 diffusion shunt are below limit of detection in myocardium.
• Interaction of blood flow, diffusive transport and cell metabolism in isovolemic anemia.
• Comparison of intracellular PO2 and conditions for blood-tissue O2 transport in heart and working red skeletal muscle.
• A comparison of a four wavelength analysis and multicomponent wavelength analysis applied to determination of haemoglobin saturation.

Schools

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• University Of Rochester

• Rochester Genl Hospital

• University Rochester Med Center

Doctors Specialties

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• Anesthesiology

Accepted Insurances

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Education

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• University of Rochester
• University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry

Hospital

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• University of Alabama Hospital

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Medicare Facts

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National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1134189715
Last Name Of The Provider	GAYESKI
First Name Of The Provider	THOMAS
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