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Stanton A. Glantz k- Page 11 1986 J. Calvin, R. Baer, S. Glantz. Pulmonary injury, depresses cardiac systolic function throwgh the Starlingi mechanism. Am. J. Phvsiol. 251: H722-H733. 1986 B. Slinker and S. Glantz: End-sysioliC and end-diastolic ventricular tnteracdan m. J:: P siol. 251: H1062- H1075. 1987 F. Florenzano and S. Glantz. Left ventricular mechanical adaptations to chronic aortic regurgitation in Intact dogs. Am. J. Phvsiol..252: H969-H984. 1987 B. SI',nker, A. C. P. Chagas; S. Glantz: The importance of direct ventricular interaction decreases in chronic pressure overload hypertrophy in the dog. Am. J. Physiol. 253: H347-H357. 1987 Jt Tye, K Wamer,,S. Glantz: Tobacco Advertising and Consumption: Evidence.of a Causal Relationship. J: Pub. Health Policy 8:492-508. 1987 S. Glantz. Achieving a smokefree society. Circulation 76: 746-752. 1988 A. C., P. Chagas and'S. Glantz. Angiographicvalidation,of eigenvolume to measure,left ventricular size. Circ. Res. 62: 1237-1246. 1988 B. Stinker and S. Glantz. Multiple linear regression is a usefuf alternative to traditional, analysis of, variance. Am. J; Physiol. Regui. 255: R353-R367: 1989 J. Gilbe'rt and S. Glantz: Determinants of Left Ventricular Filling and of the Diastolic Pressure-Volume Relationship. Circ: Res. 64: 827-852 1989 B: Slinker and S. Glantz: Left ventricular stroke work depends on preload, afterload and, contraction history. Am,. J. Physiol. Re9ul. 256: R962-R975. 1989 C. Boltwood. R. A{Dpleyard; S. Glantz: Left ventricular volume measurement by conductance catheter in intact dogs: The parallel conductance increases with left ventricular size. Circulation 8d: 1360-1377. 1990 R. Appteyard: and S. Glantr• Two dimensions, describe left ventricular, volume change during hemodynamic transients. Am. J. Phvsio. Heart 258: H277-H284. 199t) B. Slinker and S..A. Glanti:.Ntissing data in two way, analysis,of variance. Am. J. Physiol. Reaut. 258: R353-R367. 1990 F. Stillman, D. Becker, R. Swank, D: Hantula. H. Moses, S. Gfantz. H. Waranch: Ending smoking at the Johns Hopkins Medicali Institutions: An evaluation of smoking prevalence and indoor air pollution. J- Am. Med: Assoc, 264: 1565-15891 1990 R. Appleyard and S; Gtantz: A Pulmonary Model to Predict the Effects oG Series Ventricular Interaction. Circ. Res. 67: 1225-1237: 1990 S. Glaeuz: A method to estimate:the point atwhieh two lines intersect from-noisy datas Am. J. Physiol: Heart 259: H1305-H13o6. N 1991 S. GlantZ and W. Parmley: Passive smokiitg and heart disease: Epidemiology, phys'wtoy, and N biochemistry. Circulation 83: 1-12 ~ i SubmiL T. Nguyen and S. Gtantz: Floating;axis does not reduce motion artiiacts in measures of left ventricular ~ regional wall motion in dogs. IEEE Trans. B;omed. Eno. In press M. Chtanii a Nikolic. A. Glantz: A new approach to in situ left ventricularvolume ctamping;in,dogs. Am. ~ J. Physiol. HeaR- 0

Stanton A. Gtantz r , Page 12 ABSTRACTS:. 1973 S. Glantz. A mathematical description oi cardiac muscle based!on a nonlinear constitutivQ equation for muscle's passhre properties. 26th Ann. Conf. on Engineering in Medicine and Biology. , 1974' S. Glantz Left ventricular pressure-volume relationship during diastole. 27th Auatt Conf: on Engineering in Medicine and Biology. 1974, S, Gtantz is ft possible to separate inotropic:changes.from FrankStarling changes h heart muscle? 27th Ann. ConL on Engineering, in Medicne and Biology. 1975 S. Glantz. P. Techlenberg, E. Sctaweizer, and R. Goldman: Ouabain exhibits diferent volumes of distribution In aduR°and puppy dbgs. Am. J. Cardibl. 35: 39. 1977 S. Glant2. How the Departmernof Defense shaped academic research and graduate education. up. Am. Phys. Soc. 22, 714. 1977 Nt Schi7ler, E. Botvinck, Ji Cogan, B. Greenberg, H. Acquatelta; and S. Glanta Nbninvasive methods are reliable predictors of contrast angiographic left ventricular volumes. Circulation 55: 1A-221. 1977 S. Glantz, G. Misbach. W. Moores, andiJ. Tyberg. The pericardium,sutostantialty atfects the dog lett. ventricular diastolic pressure-volume- relationship: Circulation 55: 11-52 1978 H. Geiberg, B. Brundage, S. Glantz, S. Rubin, T. FHiyashl, and W. Parmiey Detection of left ventrfcular, regional wall motion abnormalities: Comparison of area, chord and radial methods. Am. J. CardioL 41: 414. 1578 S. Schabelman, N: Schifler, R. Anschuetz, N. Silverman, and S. Glantz. Comparison of lour two+dimensionat echocardiographic views for measuring left atrial size. Am. J. CardioL 41: 391: 1:978 S. Gtantz Computers In clinical medcine• A critique. iEEE1EMBS Newsletter No. 68: 6: 1978 a Misbach, S. Glantz, J. Tyberg„and W. Moores. Improved compliance and(verttricular function curves after open-heart surgery - The role of the pericardiurn Surgicat Forum 29: 251. 1978 J.V. Tyberg, G:A. Misbach, W.Y. Moores, W.W: Parmiey, SA Gtantz Etiects of the pericardimm on,lett ventricular performance. Excerpta HSedica, Basic and Clinical Aspects of Cardiac Dynamics (presented at 3rdllnternationat Con. on Cardiovasc. Systems Dynarnics, Leiden, The Netherlands, August 27-31, 1978), No. 453, p. 47. 1979, M.L. Lamy, R.J. Fatlat, R.C. Eberhart, H. Dietrich, E Ellis, J. Ratliff, J. Hill, and S. Glantz. Decreased left ventricularoutput with PEEP in normal men,anri dog$ in closed andopen chest conditions. Amer. f;tev._ Resp. Diseases 119: 377_ 1973 P.L Davis, S.A. Glantz, MJ. Lipton, and G. •L 9tatf. A new method for umiqpe identification of endocardial markers with biplane systerns.: Invest. Radioi: 4: 39a. 1980 G.L Ra(f• and S.A: ,ralantz, Left ventricular isovolumic relaxation rate is load dependent in the intact canine heart. Fed. Proc. 39: 815. 1981 K Wallhy, M. Grover, t3. Ratf, and S. Gtantz Left ventricular dynamic geometry ira.ttte intact and open chest dog; A new analysis. Fed. Proc. 40: 4B6_ 1982 J. Calvin, R..Baer, and S. Glantz. Dynamic rSgfat•ventricutar afterload during lung injury. Ann. R. COIL Phvs. Surg. (Canada). 1984 8. Slinker and S. Glantz Relative Roles of Direct and Series;Cardiac Ventricular Interaction in,the Do9.

Stanton A. Glantz Fed. Proc. 43: 732 I Page 13 1985 S. Glentz and A. Schnur. The use of: 'Death in the WesY to prevent cigarette: smmking among adolescents. irculatiorn,72: ill34t. - 1987 J. Baan;, E. van der Vetde; A. van D"k, S. Glantz, L Dietheim, M. Upton. Dynamic volume of the left ventricle at 5 teveis.by condutxance catheter and CT scanner.. Circulation 76: tV-21. 1986 8. Slinker and S. Glantz. Left ventricular stroke vvork depends on pre(oad, aiterdoadi and contractile history in the dog. Fed. Proc. 45: 778. 1986 F. Fiorenzano and S. Gtant2: Adaptations to chronic aortic regurgitation. 39th Annual Conference on Engineering In Medicine andlBiotogy. 1986 A. van D`gk, E. van der Velde, J. Baan, L Diethelm, A-C.P. Chagas, S, Gtantz„M. Upton, C. Higgins: LV segmental volume by condlsctance catheter and cine CT. 39th AnnuabConference on-Engineering in. Medicine and Biology. 1987 B. K Siinker and S. Giantx. Previous beat contraction history is an important determinant of left ventricular functioniin the intactcardiovascutarsystem. Automedica 9:93. 1988 C. Bottwood, Jr. and S. Glantz. Parallel conductance of LV depends on end-systolic volume. Fed. Joumal ;2:A1287. 1990 J. M. Milstein and S. Glantz. Mechanicalty increased right ventricular afterload alters left ventricular contractility in neonatal tarnbs. Clin. Res. 38:167A. Submit, M: Ohtani and S. Glantz. A new method to volume clamp the in situ left ventricle. Circulation Submit A. Chagas, T. Nguyen, S. Glantz. Cardiac hypertrophic response to chronic pressure overload in intact- chest anesthetized dogs. Circ. Res. SYMPOSIUM PAPERS: 1976 W. Parmiey, L Chuck, K Chatteqee, H. Swan, S. foausner, S. Glantz, and R Ratshin. Acute changes, in the diastolic pressure-volume relationship of the left ventricle. Europ. J. Cardiot. 4(suppt.): 105-120. 1578 J. Tyberg, G. Misbach, S. Glantz, W. Moores, and W. Parmley. A mechanism or shifts in the. diastolic;, left ventricular pressure. volume curve: The role of the perScardiurrr. EuroR- J. Cardiof. 7(suppL'j:: 163-175- 1980 S. Glantz Computing indices of diastoGc stiffness has been counterproductive. Fed. Proc. 39: 162-168: 1983 S. Glantz. A rigorous descripGon of the deforming left ventricle. Buit. PhiEa. Phvsiot. Soc. 2: 26-31. 1985 S. Gtaotz and P. tloveday. The tobacco industry's pot'rtical tactics in California since 1978: Proceedings of the F'rfth Wor1d Conference on Smoking and Health 1: 539-548. 1985 S. Gtants. The tobacco industry's response to scientife evidence on involuntary smoking, Proceedings of the•Fitth World Conference on Smokino and Heatth 1: 2B7-292. 1991 S. Gtantz- The tobacco industry's response to the nonsmokers' rights movement. The Global War Proceedinas of the Seventh Word Conference on Tobacco and Neatth. 196-200. BOOK CHAPTERS: 1977 W. Parmley, J. Tyberg, and S. Glantz. Cardiac dynamics. Ann. Rev. Pttvsiol. 39: 277-299 (review)

'' Stanton A Glantz Page 14 1978 S.,Gtantz. How the Department of Defense shaped academic research and graduate! education. IN: Phvsics Careers. Employment andi Education, ed7ted by M. Perl. New York: American insiitute of Physics. 1979 J.V. Tyberg. G.A. Misbach, and S.A. Glantz. Measurement of cardiac dimensions wittuuftrasonic crystals:: New aspects of left ventr;cutar diastolic compCrance. IN: Evaluation of Cardiac Dynamics bv tJttrasound„ edited by W. B{eiteld, P. Hanrath and D.G. Mathey. Springer-Ver{ag,, 1'980- J. Tyberg; G. Misbach, W. Parmtey, and S. Glantz. Effects of the pericardium on left ventricular performance. IN: Basic and Clinical Aspects of Cardiac_ Dvnamics, edited by J.. Baan, A. Arnizenius, E Yellin. Amsterdam: Martinus Nijhoft. 1981 S, Gtantz Microprocessors to improve physician producthrity: Economics and manpower issues. IN: Microcomouters in Patient Care.,edited by H.S. Eden and;M. Eden. Park Ridge, New•Jersey: Noyes Medical PubGshers. 1984 S. Glantz. Health effects of ambient tobacco smoke. IN: Indoor Air Oua_titY, edited tSy. P.J. Walsh and C.S. Dudney. Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Ptess. 1988 S. Giantz A nonsmokers' rights campaign is the most eftective way to fight the tobacco industry invasion of the Third World. IN: Smokinq and Heahh, 1987 ed. by M. Aoki, S. Hisamachi, S. Tominaga. Amsterdam: Excerpta Medica 1989 S. AGIantz and J. C. Gilbert. Determinants of Diastolic Function. IN: Cardiac Mechanics and Function inithe Normal anaf' Diseased Heart ed. by M: Hori, HI Suga, J. Baan, E. Yellin. Tokyo: Springer-Vertagi OTHEFi PUBl.lCATIONS: 1967 E. Dupnick andlS. Glantz. Spacecraft operational abort and alternate mission plan for AS-2041LM-1: Volume III, Alternate missions; NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas (government report) 1968 , C. Osgood and S. Glantz (contract rnonitors), Apollo mission D spacecraft preliminary alternate mission studies; NASA Manned Spacecraft Center: Houstori, Texas (government report) 1968 L Hartley and S. Glantz. Apollo mission D preliminary LM abort and CSM rescue pfan, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas (government report) 1972 S_ Glantz. Stanford and the Pentagon. Change 4(7): 17-19 (commentary) 1974 S. Glantz. Ventricular stiifness. Circ. Res. 34: 123 (ietter) 1975 S. Glantz and N. Atbers. DOD sponsored research. Science 188. 678-6:83 (tetter) 197.6 S. Glantz. Computing stiffness from vEntricu(ar. pressure-volume curves. Circ. Res. 38: 454-455 (letter). 1977 L Miisky and S. Glantz. Ventricular pressure-volume curve indices with end-diasto{iC pressure. Cire. Rs. 41: 135-139 Qerier) 1978 L Terry, J. Steinfeld, N. Krikes. S. Gtantz, and R. Fallat. Proposition 5, second-hand smoke and the N nonsmoker (report) ~ 1978 S. Glantz and S. Schweitzer. Savings and costs. associated, with the Clean indmor Air Act of 1978 ~ (brieling paper for California State tegistative Analyst) GID 1979 S.L Horowitz and S.A. Gtamtz. Analog-to-Digital Data Conversion and Display System Users' Manual ~ (report) ~ . C.;

' Stanton A. Glantz t Page 15 ~ 1979 S.A. Glantz and W W. Parmley. Comments on'Factors which affect the diastoGc pressure.votume curve. Gira, Res. 44: 589-596 (letter) 1983 A- Schnur, H. Thier and S. Glantz. A Curriculum for'Oeathtin the V!1'est' (booklet) - 1983 A. Schnur and S. Glantz. The 'Death irni the W.est' Curriculum Project: Summary and Evatuation. Berkeley: California Nonsmokers Rights Foundation. September 12, 1983 (report) 1984 S. Glantz. Californians for Nonsmokers Rights-,A vocal force in the activisi movement. Smokin and: Heatth,Reporter 1(4):8-9 (commentary), 1984 S. Glantz. What.to do because evidence links invoiuntaty (passive) smoking with lung cancer. West. J: Mpd. 140:636-637 (editoria!): 198+i S. Glantz. Felting the Giant: A handful of Caliiomians toppie the tobacco industry's Influence there. L'rsten, November, 1984: pp: 19-22 (edited!intetview) 19135 S. Glantz. 'Death In the West` curriculum projeci.. N. Y. J. Med: 85: 470. (tetter) 1986 S. Giantz, H. Thier, E. Lennox, A Curriculum for -Secondhand Srroke.' (bookfet). 1985 D. F. Austina S. A. Giantz„ M. T. Gleason, G. Hart, J. B. Tye,. D. McDonald, J. D. Waltin, Dialog on 'Tobacco Politics and American Culture. The Center Magazine July/August 1986, pp. 29-33 (edited discvssion) _- - 1987 S. Glantz. Passive Smoking. N. Zealand Med. J. 100: 85 (tetter) 1987 S. Glantz. Passive Smoking: N. Zealand Med. J. 100: 358'(letter) 1987 S, Glantz. The tobacco industry's new tactics for opposing non-smokers' rights. Tobacco-Free Yowng America Reworter 4(3): 4-5. 1987 S4Giantz Airlines offer coffee„tea, and carcinogens. t1SA Today October 5, 1987, page 6A (column) 1988 S. Glantz. A nonsmokers' rights campaign:: Guerilla.warfare in•the Third World. World Smoking and Health 13(1):25-28. (article) 1988• S. Glantz and D. Stromberg. Public Attitudes Regarding Califmmia's Smokefree Airlines. Univ. of Calif: San Francisco (report). 1988 K Krzanowski, R. Carlsona S. Glantz.. On the Air. A Guide to Creating Smoke-Free Workplaces. American Lung Association (booklet). 1988 S. Glantz and 0 Stromberg. Public Attitudes Regarding Smokefree Airfines. A•m_ J. Pu6 Heatth 78:1368 (letter). 1989 S. Gianiz. Financial Impact of Amimal Regulations. Science,244:1531 (tetter).

' Stanton A. Glantz I Page 16 1990 S. Giantz, C. Boltwood, R. Appleyard, R. Apptegate, C. Heng„W. t:htle. Volirme conductance catheter., Circulation 81: 2028 (letter) 1990 S. Giantz. Secondhand Smoke: Toxic Air Poaution. tOCU Consumer Lifelines July 15,.1990. 1991 S. Glantz Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking. Bnviron. tnt, 17: 89. (ietter) In press S. Giantt and VIV.' Parmley. Passive Smoking: Epidemiotogy,, Phy,siology, and Biochemistry, IN: A Compendium of, TechnicatiPapers on Environmental Tobacco Smoke. Washington: USEPA. (report) Itt press S.. Gtarnz and P: Lee. Risk Assessment of Passive Smokingi Environ. Int. {tetter) ira prsss S. Glantz. Tobacco: Bioiornr and Politics. CaroTina Biokogyr Readers. In press. S. Gl'antz Current Concepts in Cardiovascular Physiology. Am. J. Phvsiot.: Ltmg (booirreview) In press S. Gtantz and-R. Daynard. The heaRh effects of environmental tobacco smoke.. Trial. 1991 M. Begay and S; Glantz Political Exrsenddures by the Tobacco industrhr. in Carifomia State Po1itio UCSF IHPS Monograph Series. • SOF'T'WARE• 1979 S. }-{orowitz and S. Glantz. Analog-to-digital data conversion and display. system. 1984 S Horowitz, S. Sizemore, and; S. Gtantza Biomedical waveform processing system. 1987 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics: The Program. New York: McGraw-Ftiti. (MS•DOS Version) 1988 S. Glantz. Primer of, Biostatistics: The Program. New York: McGraw-Hill., (Macintosh~Version) 1988 S. Glantz. Statistica per Discipline Bio-Mediche::Programma Applicativo. Milan, Italy: McGraw Hiq (Italian Versiora of Primer of Biostatistics: The Program for IBM PC): halitamedition prepared by G. Rocca: FiLMS: 1985 Associate Producer, 'Secondhand Smoke.' released by Pyramid Film and Video, Santa Monica, CA., (This.film has won itae following awards: First prize. Health and Saiety. category, National Educational Film Association, 1986; Gold Camera Award, Employee Relations Category, US,lndustria{ Film Festival, 1986; Silver Award, Houston International Film Festival, 1986; Golden Eagle, CINE, 1986) 1988 Writer and Technical Adviso,'On the Air; released by Pyramid Film and Vicleo,,Santa Monica, CA. RESEARCH IN PROGRESS:. Mechanics of the Intact'tieart (erimanr. research area): 1. Experimental stcides in,opera chest anesthetized dogs to define the dynamic afterdoadahat the lungs place on the- heart during normal conditions and following a variety. of pulmonary injuries, and how the heart responds to thesa, changes in toadin9;eonditions. Mathematical modelling of the interaction of the cardiac and pulmonary system. 2. Experimeratat studies to determine the natural history and hemodynamic adaptations t4 volume- and pressurro-overload~induced hypertroptry produced by IndLcing chronic aortic regurgitation or renal hypertension in dogs instrumented with radiopaque markers. 3. Experimental and theoretical work to better define and~descnbe the dynamic interaction between the various physiologicat variables that determine the heart's hemodynarnic function on a beat-to-beat basis. N' Q N N N ~ N C1i

Stanton A. Glantz Page 17 4. ExperimentaLand theoretical work fo better defneahe relative roles of elastic, viscoua, and active relazation forces In determining the filling pressure of the left veraicle, particularty during ischemia. 5. Theoreticali artd axperimentali studies on the relationsPoip between gtobal and regionali pertormanca ot'ttle heart, with emp#ia.sis on defining exactywhat commonly use.techniques to measure cardiac size and regional wall motion realty mean. Tgtnacco Control: 1. Eftects oi involuntary, smoking on nonsmokers. 2. Economic impacts of smoking and smoking regulations, especially on employers and the public sector. 3. Activities ot'the tobacco tindustry to prevent the spread of nonsmokers' rights and strategies toadeal with the indtpstry: Mechanics of, Cardiac MUscle: 1L Experimental andtheoretica[work to define the nature and determinants of active relaxation in isolated cardiac muscle. f