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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-87 Sentence denotes Pathogenesis of lethal shock after intravenous staphylococcal enterotoxin B in monkeys.
T2 88-206 Sentence denotes The pathogenesis of shock in the rhesus monkey given intravenous staphylococcal enterotoxin B (SEB) is not understood.
T3 207-362 Sentence denotes Several cardiovascular changes produced by a highly purified preparation of SEB were studied after administration of doses ranging from 50 to 1,000 mug/kg.
T4 363-440 Sentence denotes Irreversible arterial hypotension was found consistently at the higher doses.
T5 441-526 Sentence denotes Arterial blood pressure and cardiac output declined substantially as shock developed.
T6 527-652 Sentence denotes Total peripheral vascular resistance did not rise at any time, but showed a significant fall during the late stages of shock.
T7 653-720 Sentence denotes Portal and central venous pressures remained essentially unchanged.
T8 721-920 Sentence denotes Venous O(2) content and pO(2) declined gradually throughout the period of toxemia, but arterial O(2) content remained constant until just prior to death, when a slight fall was noted in some monkeys.
T9 921-1124 Sentence denotes These changes were consistent with a pooling of blood in the peripheral vascular beds and seemed to resemble cardiovascular responses reported to occur in monkeys during shock due to bacterial endotoxin.
T10 1125-1293 Sentence denotes Epinephrine, administered in the late stages of shock, caused arterial pressure to increase almost immediately and cardiac output to return to normal about 1 min later.
T11 1294-1493 Sentence denotes Although life could occasionally be prolonged for several hours by continuous or intermittent epinephrine infusions, this therapy never succeeded in reversing the lethal effects of high doses of SEB.
T1 0-87 Sentence denotes Pathogenesis of lethal shock after intravenous staphylococcal enterotoxin B in monkeys.
T2 88-206 Sentence denotes The pathogenesis of shock in the rhesus monkey given intravenous staphylococcal enterotoxin B (SEB) is not understood.
T3 207-362 Sentence denotes Several cardiovascular changes produced by a highly purified preparation of SEB were studied after administration of doses ranging from 50 to 1,000 mug/kg.
T4 363-440 Sentence denotes Irreversible arterial hypotension was found consistently at the higher doses.
T5 441-526 Sentence denotes Arterial blood pressure and cardiac output declined substantially as shock developed.
T6 527-652 Sentence denotes Total peripheral vascular resistance did not rise at any time, but showed a significant fall during the late stages of shock.
T7 653-720 Sentence denotes Portal and central venous pressures remained essentially unchanged.
T8 721-920 Sentence denotes Venous O(2) content and pO(2) declined gradually throughout the period of toxemia, but arterial O(2) content remained constant until just prior to death, when a slight fall was noted in some monkeys.
T9 921-1124 Sentence denotes These changes were consistent with a pooling of blood in the peripheral vascular beds and seemed to resemble cardiovascular responses reported to occur in monkeys during shock due to bacterial endotoxin.
T10 1125-1293 Sentence denotes Epinephrine, administered in the late stages of shock, caused arterial pressure to increase almost immediately and cardiac output to return to normal about 1 min later.
T11 1294-1493 Sentence denotes Although life could occasionally be prolonged for several hours by continuous or intermittent epinephrine infusions, this therapy never succeeded in reversing the lethal effects of high doses of SEB.