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Table of contents of journal: *Aviation, space, and environmental medicine

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FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE I - OBJECTIVES AND METHODS
Authors: GANDER PH GRAEBER RC CONNELL LJ GREGORY KB MILLER DL ROSEKIND MR
Citation: Ph. Gander et al., FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE I - OBJECTIVES AND METHODS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 1-7
CREW FACTORS IN-FLIGHT OPERATIONS - THE INITIAL NASA AMES FIELD STUDIES ON FATIGUE - PREFACE
Authors: ROSEKIND MR
Citation: Mr. Rosekind, CREW FACTORS IN-FLIGHT OPERATIONS - THE INITIAL NASA AMES FIELD STUDIES ON FATIGUE - PREFACE, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 4-4
FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE II - SHORT-HAUL FIXED-WING AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Authors: GANDER PH GREGORY KB GRAEBER RC CONNELL LT MILLER DL ROSEKIND MR
Citation: Ph. Gander et al., FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE II - SHORT-HAUL FIXED-WING AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 8-15
FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE III - NORTH-SEA HELICOPTER AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Authors: GANDER PH BARNES RM GREGORY KB GRAEBER RC CONNELL LJ ROSEKIND MR
Citation: Ph. Gander et al., FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE III - NORTH-SEA HELICOPTER AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 16-25
FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE IV - OVERNIGHT CARGO OPERATIONS
Authors: GANDER PH GREGORY KB CONNELL LJ GRAEBER RC MILLER DL ROSEKIND MR
Citation: Ph. Gander et al., FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE IV - OVERNIGHT CARGO OPERATIONS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 26-36
FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE V - LONG-HAUL AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Authors: GANDER PH GREGORY KB MILLER DL GRAEBER RC CONNELL LJ ROSEKIND MR
Citation: Ph. Gander et al., FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE V - LONG-HAUL AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 37-48
FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE VI - A SYNTHESIS
Authors: GANDER PH ROSEKIND MR GREGORY KB
Citation: Ph. Gander et al., FLIGHT CREW FATIGUE VI - A SYNTHESIS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 49-60
RIGHT AXIS DEVIATION AS A CRITERION FOR ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF AIRCREW CANDIDATES
Authors: ARMSTRONG CR ERIKSON NS
Citation: Cr. Armstrong et Ns. Erikson, RIGHT AXIS DEVIATION AS A CRITERION FOR ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF AIRCREW CANDIDATES, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 833-836
PLASMA-VOLUME EXPANSION WITH ORAL FLUIDS IN HYPOHYDRATED MEN AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE
Authors: GREENLEAF JE JACKSON CGR GEELEN G KEIL LC HINGHOFERSZALKAY H WHITTAM JH
Citation: Je. Greenleaf et al., PLASMA-VOLUME EXPANSION WITH ORAL FLUIDS IN HYPOHYDRATED MEN AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 837-844
COMPARISON OF RESPONSES OF MEN TO IMMERSION IN CIRCULATING WATER AT 40.0 AND 41.5-DEGREES-C
Authors: ALLISON TG REGER WE
Citation: Tg. Allison et We. Reger, COMPARISON OF RESPONSES OF MEN TO IMMERSION IN CIRCULATING WATER AT 40.0 AND 41.5-DEGREES-C, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 845-850
RHINOVIRUS REPLICATION IN HELA-CELLS CULTURED UNDER CONDITIONS OF SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY
Authors: LONG JP PIERSON S HUGHES JH
Citation: Jp. Long et al., RHINOVIRUS REPLICATION IN HELA-CELLS CULTURED UNDER CONDITIONS OF SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 851-856
FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION FOR CHRONIC CHANGES IN CARDIAC-FUNCTION
Authors: ALBERY WB TENEYCK RP WOLFE M
Citation: Wb. Albery et al., FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION FOR CHRONIC CHANGES IN CARDIAC-FUNCTION, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 857-861
FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - PERFORMANCE OF SIMULATED FLIGHT AFTER 24 HOURS OF SLEEP-DEPRIVATION
Authors: CHELETTE TL ALBERY WB ESKEN RL TRIPP LD
Citation: Tl. Chelette et al., FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - PERFORMANCE OF SIMULATED FLIGHT AFTER 24 HOURS OF SLEEP-DEPRIVATION, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 862-868
FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - EFFECTS OF SIMULATED COMBAT SORTIES ON CEREBRAL AND ARTERIAL O-2 SATURATION
Authors: TRIPP LD CHELETTE T SAVUL S WIDMAN RA
Citation: Ld. Tripp et al., FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - EFFECTS OF SIMULATED COMBAT SORTIES ON CEREBRAL AND ARTERIAL O-2 SATURATION, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 869-874
FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTIONS
Authors: CONVERTINO VA TRIPP LD LUDWIG DA DUFF J CHELETTE TL
Citation: Va. Convertino et al., FEMALE EXPOSURE TO HIGH-G - CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS OF CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTIONS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 875-882
ACETAZOLAMIDE PLUS LOW-DOSE DEXAMETHASONE IS BETTER THAN ACETAZOLAMIDE ALONE TO AMELIORATE SYMPTOMS OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN-SICKNESS
Authors: BERNHARD WN SCHALICK LM DELANEY PA BERNHARD TM BARNAS GM
Citation: Wn. Bernhard et al., ACETAZOLAMIDE PLUS LOW-DOSE DEXAMETHASONE IS BETTER THAN ACETAZOLAMIDE ALONE TO AMELIORATE SYMPTOMS OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN-SICKNESS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 883-886
EVIDENCE THAT THE SLOWING CAUSED BY ACUTE-HYPOXIA IS MODALITY DEPENDENT
Authors: BEACH C FOWLER B
Citation: C. Beach et B. Fowler, EVIDENCE THAT THE SLOWING CAUSED BY ACUTE-HYPOXIA IS MODALITY DEPENDENT, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 887-891
MR-IMAGING OF THE CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM IN DIVERS
Authors: YANAGAWA Y OKADA Y TERAI C IKEDA T ISHIDA K FUKADA H HIRATA F FUJITA K
Citation: Y. Yanagawa et al., MR-IMAGING OF THE CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM IN DIVERS, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 892-895
KINEMATIC RESPONSE OF THE NECK TO VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY FLEXION
Authors: MARGULIES SS YUAN Q GUCCIONE SJ WEISS MS
Citation: Ss. Margulies et al., KINEMATIC RESPONSE OF THE NECK TO VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY FLEXION, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 896-903
FURTHER STUDY ON THE CAROTID BAROREFLEX SYSTEM IN THE CARDIOVASCULAR DECONDITIONING INDUCED BY HEAD-DOWN TILT
Authors: PANNIER B SLAMA M GUERIN A MARTEL E LONDON G SAFAR M CUCHE JL
Citation: B. Pannier et al., FURTHER STUDY ON THE CAROTID BAROREFLEX SYSTEM IN THE CARDIOVASCULAR DECONDITIONING INDUCED BY HEAD-DOWN TILT, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 904-910
COMPLEX CATAPLEXY
Authors: WOLBRINK A
Citation: A. Wolbrink, COMPLEX CATAPLEXY, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 911-912
TELEMEDICINE IN GULF-WAR
Authors: CHANDRASHEKHAR AK
Citation: Ak. Chandrashekhar, TELEMEDICINE IN GULF-WAR, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 918-918
TELEMEDICINE IN GULF-WAR - IN RESPONSE
Authors: RAYMAN RB
Citation: Rb. Rayman, TELEMEDICINE IN GULF-WAR - IN RESPONSE, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 918-918
RELATIVISTIC VELOCITIES AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES - IN RESPONSE
Authors: HENEINE IF
Citation: If. Heneine, RELATIVISTIC VELOCITIES AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES - IN RESPONSE, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 918-919
RELATIVISTIC VELOCITIES AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Authors: WARMFLASH D
Citation: D. Warmflash, RELATIVISTIC VELOCITIES AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES, Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 69(9), 1998, pp. 918-918
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