Items where Author is "Schachinger, H."

Yes

Walter, M. and Gerber, H. and Kuhl, H. C. and Schmid, O. and Joechle, W. and Lanz, C. and Brenneisen, R. and Schachinger, H. and Riecher-Rössler, A. and Wiesbeck, G. A. and Borgwardt, S. J.. (2013) Acute Effects of Intravenous Heroin on the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis Response: A Controlled Trial. Journal of clinical psychopharmacology, 33 (2). pp. 193-198.

Roth, S. P. and Wilhelm, F. H. and Mueller, S. E. and Schachinger, H.. (2006) Food preferences influences reflexive startle modulation by visual food cues. Psychophysiology : an international journal, Vol. 43, S1. p. 82.

Mueller, S. E. and Roth, S. P. and Wilhelm, F. H. and Schachinger, H.. (2005) The "white coat effect" reexamined : pictures of physicans enhance acoustic startle eye blinks. Psychophysiology : an international journal, Vol. 42. p. 92.

Roth, S. P. and Wilhelm, F. H. and Mueller, S. E. and Schachinger, H.. (2005) The influence of food deprivation on acoustic startle responses in humans. Psychophysiology : an international journal, Vol. 42. p. 108.

Muller, B. and Becker, K. L. and Schachinger, H. and Rickenbacher, P. R. and Huber, P. R. and Zimmerli, W. and Ritz, R.. (2000) Calcitonin precursors are reliable markers of sepsis in a medical intensive care unit. Critical Care Medicine, 28 (4). pp. 977-983.

Muller, B. and Becker, K. L. and Kranzlin, M. and Schachinger, H. and Huber, P. R. and Nylen, E. S. and Snider, R. H. and White, J. C. and Schmidt-Gayk, H. and Zimmerli, W. and Ritz, R.. (2000) Disordered calcium homeostasis of sepsis: association with calcitonin precursors. European Journal of Clinical Investigation, 30 (9). pp. 823-831.

No

Roth, S. and Mueller, S. and Wilhelm, F. and Schachinger, H.. (2004) Acoustic startle potentiation during presentation of visual food cues in food-deprived subjects : abstract. International journal of psychophysiology, 54. p. 141.

Mueller, S. and Roth, S. and Wilhelm, F. and Schachinger, H.. (2004) White coats increase startle : abstract. International journal of psychophysiology, 54. pp. 140-141.