Carl Lynch III, MD

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University Of Virginia School Of Medicine - Charlottesville VA
Rank: Assistant Professor
Years: 1981-1987

University Of Virginia School Of Medicine - Charlottesville VA
Rank: Associate Professor
Years: 1987-1993

University Of Virginia School Of Medicine - Charlottesville VA
Rank: Full Professor
Years: 1993-2020

University Of Virginia School Of Medicine - Charlottesville VA
Rank: Department Chair
Years: 1999-2005

University Of Virginia School Of Medicine - Charlottesville VA
Rank: Professor Emeritus
Years: 2020-present

None Reported

Clevidipine blockade of L-type Ca2+ currents: steady state and kinetic electrophysiological studies in guinea pig ventricular myocytes
J Cardiovascular Pharmacol
36:592-600
Date: 06 2000

Differential sensitivity of expressed L-type calcium channels and muscarinic M1 receptors to volatile anesthetics in Xenopus oocytes
J Pharmacol Exp Ther
297:981-990
Date: 03 2001

The role of calcium in acute hyperthermic myocardial injury
J Cardiovasc Electrophys
12:563-569
Date: 05 2001

Direct myocardial depressant effect of methylmethacrylate monomer – mechanical and electrophysiologic actions in vitro
Anesthesiology
98:1186-94
Date: 05 2003

Identification of sites responsible for potentiation of type 2.3 calcium currents by acetyl-?-methylcholine
J Biol Chem
279:4102-09
Date: 02 2004
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Explosion within an anesthesia machine: Baralyme®, high fresh gas flows and sevoflurane concentration
Anesthesiology
101:537-539
Date: 08 2004

Prevalence of hyperglycemia in a pre-surgical population
Internet J Anesthesiology
Volume: 12
Date: 01 2007
www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ija/vol12n1/glycemia.xml

Myocardial effects of desflurane. Mechanical and electrophysiologic actions in vitro
Anesthesiology
Volume: 106
Date: 05 2007

Electrophysiologic mechanism underlying action potential prolongation by sevoflurane in rat ventricular myocytes
Anesthesiology
Volume: 107
Date: 07 2007

The physiologic implications of isolated alpha1 adrenergic stimulation.
Anesthesia & Analgesia
Volume: 113
Date: 08 2011