Publications by authors named "Michael Chanimov"

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Hyperglycaemia, inflammation, RAS activation: three culprits to blame for acute kidney injury emerging in healthy rats during general anaesthesia.
Shai Efrati, Sylvia Berman, Ramzia Abu Hamad, Ranin El Nakib, Michael Chanimov

Nephrology (Carlton)· September 2012

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Hyperglycaemia emerging during general anaesthesia induces rat acute kidney injury via impaired microcirculation, augmented apoptosis and inhibited cell proliferation.
Shai Efrati, Sylvia Berman, Ramzia Abu Hamad, Yariv Siman-Tov, Michael Chanimov

Nephrology (Carlton)· February 2012

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Accidental venous and dural puncture during epidural analgesia in obese parturients (BMI > 40 kg/m2): three different body positions during insertion.
Michael Chanimov, Shmuel Evron, Zoya Haitov, Sorin Stolero, Mathias L Cohen

J Clin Anesth· December 2010

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Amniotic fluid embolism: a plea for better brain protection.
Michael Chanimov, Izhar Ben-Shlomo, Benny Chayen, Vliri Gurovich, Mark Friedland

Isr Med Assoc J· February 2008

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Tumor lysis syndrome induced by dexamethasone.
Michael Chanimov, Maya Koren-Michowitz, Mathias L Cohen, Semion Pilipodi, Murat Bahar

Anesthesiology· September 2006

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Total cell associated electrolyte homeostasis in rat spinal cord cells following apparently irreversible injury.
Michael Chanimov, Sylvia Berman, Vladislav Gofman, Yehoshua Weissgarten, Zhan Averbukh

Med Sci Monit· February 2006

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The lateral recumbent head-down position decreases the incidence of epidural venous puncture during catheter insertion in obese parturients.
Murat Bahar, Michael Chanimov, Mathias L Cohen, Mark Friedland, Ina Shul

Can J Anaesth· October 2004

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