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Shock Trauma Research - Hemorrhagic ShockThe laboratory for hemorrhagic shock investigates the mechanisms of cell injury following hemorrhagic shock, and specifically how the development of shock leads to the depletion of cell energy stores and cell death. This team is exploring several potential therapeutic agents for the treatment of hemorrhagic shock.
Investigators:
Director - Charles W. Van Way III, M.D., professor and chairman, department of surgery, UMKC School of Medicine/Truman Medical Center and the Ralph R. Coffey Chair in Surgery, UMKC School of Medicine.
Senior Investigators -- Thomas Helling, M.D., professor of surgery, UMKC School of Medicine/Saint Luke's Hospital; Stan Augustin, M.D., assistant professor of surgery, UMKC School of Medicine/Truman Medical Center
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