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Office
415 Rosewood Ct
Ontario, CA 91764Phone+1 909-376-6079
Summary
- I have done aging research and practiced geriatrics, but for 20 years I found myself doing experimental resuscitation and cooling physiology in dogs. I retired from this in 2021.
I ran an institution where we did liquid lavage of the lungs in dogs, with fluorocarbons (which don't mix with water, but you cannot drown in them as they carry oxygen and CO2). Not only does this potentially wash out edema, blood, mucus, smoke, and drowning fluid (fresh or salt water), but (if you use warm or cold liquid) it can also cool and warm as fast as heart-lung bypass (1 C per minute for the brain). It can be used along with a normal gas ventilator.
We can induce mild hypothermia of the brain (-4 C or -7 F from normal) in anesthetized dogs in 5 minutes, and all it requires is intubation. Within a few hours they are up and walking, and they do fine. This is part of the future in medicine-- I think we will see it long before total liquid ventilation, where the lungs are entirely full of fluorocarbon. There is no reason for that but deep diving.
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Education & Training
- UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical CenterFellowship, Geriatric Medicine (Internal Medicine), 1986 - 1989
- St Mary Medical CenterResidency, Internal Medicine, 1983 - 1985
- University of Utah School of MedicineClass of 1983
- Brigham Young UniversityB.S., Chemistry, 1979
Certifications & Licensure
- CA State Medical License 1984 - 2024
- UT State Medical License 1995 - 2014
- American Board of Internal Medicine Internal Medicine
Publications & Presentations
Journal Articles
- Comparison of high (5%) and low (1%) concentrations of micellar microemulsion propofol formulations with a standard (1%) lipid emulsion in horsesBoscan P, Steffey EP, Farver TB, Mama KR, Huang NJ, Harris SB, Am J Vet Res., 9/1/2006
- The arrest of biological time as a bridge to engineered negligible senescenceLemler J, Harris SB, Platt C, Huffman TM, Ann N Y Acad Sci., 6/1/2004
- Rapid (0.5°C/min) minimally invasive induction of hypothermia using cold perfluorochemical lung lavage in dogsHarris, S.B. Darwin, M.G., Russell, S.R., O’Farrell, Fletcher, Mike, and Wowk, Brian, Resuscitation, 8/1/2001
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Books/Book Chapters
Other
- A microemulsion preparation of high concentration propofol for anesthetic uses.Harris, SB and Huang, N, Australia Pat. No. 2005215517
10/8/2009 - Mixed-mode liquid ventilation gas and heat exchange.Federowicz, M.G., Russell, S.R., and Harris, S.B., U.S. Patent 6, 694, 977
1/1/2004 - Method for Vitrification of Biological Materials Using Alkoxylated Compounds.Wowk, B., Federowicz, M.G., Russell, S.R., and Harris, S.B., U.S. Patent 5, 952, 168
1/1/1999
Authored Content
- -1.2 ⁰C/MINUTE BRAIN COOLING BY FLUOROCARBON LUNG LAVAGE IN A DOG SURVIVAL MODELMarch 2018
- The Immortality Myth and Technology7/1/1996
- The Immortality Myth and TechnologyJuly 1996
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