Substrate oxidation shortly after accidental injury in man. by Little, R, Stoner, H, Frayn, K

Fat metabolism in elderly patients with severe hypothermia. by Stoner, H, Little, R, Frayn, K

Measuring the severity of injury. by Stoner, H, Heath, D, Yates, D, Frayn, K

The relationship of plasma catecholamines to acute metabolic and hormonal responses to injury in man. by Frayn, K, Little, R, Maycock, P, Stoner, H

Metabolic control in non-septic patients with musculoskeletal injuries. by Frayn, K, Little, R, Stoner, H, Galasko, C

Effects of ageing on the initial metabolic response to accidental injury by Barton, R, Frayn, K, Stoner, H, Little, R

Persistence of high plasma glucose, insulin and cortisol concentrations in elderly patients with proximal femoral fractures. by Frayn, K, Stoner, H, Barton, R, Heath, D, Galasko, C

The relationships between plasma substrates and hormones and the severity of injury in 277 recently injured patients. by Stoner, H, Frayn, K, Barton, R, Threlfall, C, Little, R

Plasma catecholamine concentrations in acute states of stress and trauma. by Little, R, Frayn, K, Randall, P, Stoner, H, Maycock, P

HYPERALIMENTATION by Stoner, H, Little, R, Frayn, K, Irving, M, Bancewicz, J

Factors affecting the plasma insulin concentration shortly after accidental injury in man. by Frayn, K, Maycock, P, Little, R, Yates, D, Stoner, H

The effect of sepsis on the oxidation of carbohydrate and fat. by Stoner, H, Little, R, Frayn, K, Elebute, A, Tresadern, J, Gross, E

Hormonal and metabolic responses to glucose infusion in sepsis studied by the hyperglycemic glucose clamp technique. by White, R, Frayn, K, Little, R, Threlfall, C, Stoner, H, Irving, M

Metabolic aspects of hypothermia in the elderly. by Stoner, H, Frayn, K, Little, R, Threlfall, C, Yates, D, Barton, R, Heath, D

Plasma catecholamines in the acute phase of the response to myocardial infarction. by Little, R, Frayn, K, Randall, P, Stoner, H, Morton, C, Yates, D, Laing, G

Plasma catecholamines in patients with acute myocardial infarction and in cardiac arrest. by Little, R, Frayn, K, Randall, P, Stoner, H, Yates, D, Laing, G, Kumar, S, Banks, J