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Publications

  1. Telemedicine in Evolution – Implications for Expeditionary Medicine, W. Wiesmann, N. Draghic, L.A. Pranger, in Expeditionary Medicine, G. Bledsoe, M. Manyak, & D. Townes, eds., Cambridge University Press, November 2008, ISBN-13: 9780521868730.
  2. Van Gelder, MD, Carin M.., Pranger MSE, L. Alex., Burns, PA-C, Kevin J.., Armstrong, PhD, Lawrence., Wiesmann, MD, William P., and Bogucki, MD, PhD, Sandy. Physiological Effects of Simulated Firefighting Tasks Compared with Continuous Exercise, in Heat and PPE, Paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Association of EMS Physicians, Registry Resort, Naples, FL, 2009-05-25
  3. Using DC Oximetry to Detect Exhaustion in Working Firefighters. Carin M. Van Gelder, L. Alex Pranger, Lawrence Armstrong, William P. Wiesmann, Grant Baxter and Sandy Bogucki.  Academic Emergency Medicine Volume 11, Number 5 605, 2004.
  4. Parallel computer processing and modeling use in medical monitoring: Applications for the ICU. Baxter, Grant, Pranger, Alex, Sims, Nathaniel M., Wiesmann, William P.: Advanced Biomedical and Clinical Diagnostic Systems (BO16), Proceedings of SPIE (2003).
  5. An Experimental Model of Heat Storage in Working Firefighters. Carin M. Van Gelder, MD; Sandy Bogucki, MD, PhD; L. Alex Pranger; M. Eng; William P. Wiesmann, MD. National Association of EMS Physicians 2003 Annual Meeting.
  6. Physiologic Monitoring in Extreme Environments: Application of Micro-sensors and Embedded Processors to Predict Heat Stress in Fire Fighters. Van Gelder, C., Pranger, L. A., Urias, A., Lo, R., Wiesmann, W. P., Winchell, R. J., Kolka, M. A., Stachenfeld, N., Bogucki, S., in Biomedical Diagnostic, Guidance, and Surgical-Assist Systems IV, Tuan Vo-Dihn, David A. Benaron, Warren S. Grundfest, Editors, Proceedings of SPIE Vol. 4615, pp 71-81 (2002).
  7. Development of a lightweight portable ventilator for far-forward battlefield combat casualty support. Protagoras N. Cutchis, Dexter G. Smith, and Harvey W. Ko, William P. Wiesmann and L. Alex Pranger: Proceedings of SPIE — Volume 3712 Battlefield Biomedical Technologies, Homer H. Pien, Editor, July 1999, pp. 48-55.
  8. Real time physiological monitoring with distributed networks of sensors and object oriented programming techniques. P. Wiesmann, L.A. Pranger, M.S. Bogucki.  Proceedings of Biomedical Sensing and Imaging Technologies. SPIE, Vol. 3253, January 1998.
  9. Vertebrate Development in the Environment of Space: Models, Mechanisms, and Use of the Medaka. Debra J. Wolgemuth, et. al.  Gravitational and Space Biology Bulletin. Volume 10(2), June 1997. P. 97-109.
  10. Effect of Spaceflight on Human Stem Cell Hematopoiesis: Suppression of Erythropoiesis and Myelopoiesis. Thomas A. Davis, et al.  Journal of Leukocyte Biology.  Volume 60, July 1996.
  11. STL-B: A New Design to Study Embryonic Development in Microgravity. R. Phillips, D.J. Wolgemuth, T. Cannon, A. Pranger, & W.P. Wiesmann.  ASGSB Bulletin.  October 1994.
  12. Advanced Bioreactors with Optical Sensors Enable Remote Operation of Cell Biology Experiments in Space. P. Wiesmann, L.A. Pranger, E.S. Delaplaine, & T. Cannon.  AIAA Conference on Space Life Sciences.  September 1994.
  13. Getting Started on the VAX/VMS System. Alex. Pranger.  Computing Services, Harvey Mudd College.  Claremont, CA.  August 1990.
  14. Guide to Using the VAX Computer System at Harvey Mudd College.  Heather Sherman and L. Alex. Pranger.  Computing Services, Harvey Mudd College.  Claremont, CA.  August 1990.

A subset of my publications bibliography is also available through the National Center for Biotechnology Information.