Ryan Phillip Sixtus (Ryan Sixtus, Ryan P Sixtus)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Low Birth Weight

Preterm Infants

Top Venues

Experimental physiology

The Journal of physiology

Pharmacology research & perspectives

Journal of sleep research

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Publications

Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Clint Gray, Mary Judith Berry, Rebecca Maree Dyson
Preterm-born individuals: a vulnerable population at risk of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality during thermal extremes? Experimental physiology (2023)
Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Clint Gray, Mary Judith Berry, Rebecca Maree Dyson
Preterm-born individuals: a vulnerable population at risk of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality during thermal extremes? Experimental physiology (2023)
Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Clint Gray, Mary Judith Berry, Rebecca Maree Dyson
Preterm-born individuals: a vulnerable population at risk of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality during thermal extremes? Experimental physiology (2023)
Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Clint Gray, Mary Judith Berry, Rebecca Maree Dyson
Preterm-born individuals: a vulnerable population at risk of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality during thermal extremes? Experimental physiology (2023)
Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Jacqueline K Limberg
Burning fuels burns the brain's bioenergetic bridges: On the importance of physiological resilience. Experimental physiology (2023)
Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Clint Gray, Mary Judith Berry, Rebecca Maree Dyson
Nitrous oxide improves cardiovascular, respiratory, and thermal stability during prolonged isoflurane anesthesia in juvenile guinea pigs. Pharmacology research & perspectives 9 (1) (2021)
Mary J Berry, Jack R T Darby, David M O'Byrne, Rebecca Maree Dyson, Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Stacey L Holman, Alexandra Abelentseva, Paul Bowler, Kate Stanbridge, Janna L Morrison
Arginine vasopressin improves cerebral perfusion following controlled haemorrhage in adult ewes. The Journal of physiology 597 (16) (2019)
Ryan Phillip Sixtus, Barbara C Galland, James David Cotter
Foot cooling does not improve vigilance but may transiently reduce sleepiness. Journal of sleep research 28 (3) (2018)