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Acute Otitic Barotrauma During Hypobaric Chamber Training: Prevalence And Prevention

Authors: Landolfi, Angelo; Torchia, Francesco; Autore, Alberto; Appiani, Mario Ciniglio; Morgagni, Fabio; Appiani, Giuseppe Ciniglio

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 80, Number 12, December 2009 , pp. 1059-1062(4)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Decompression Sickness Rates for Chamber Personnel: Case Series from One Facility

Authors: Brandt, Megan S.; Morrison, Thomas O.; Butler, William P.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 80, Number 6, June 2009 , pp. 570-573(4)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Low intense physical exercise in normobaric hypoxia leads to more weight loss in obese people than low intense physical exercise in normobaric sham hypoxia

Authors: Netzer, Nikolaus; Chytra, Roland; Küpper, Thomas

Source: Sleep and Breathing, Volume 12, Number 2, May 2008 , pp. 129-134(6)

Publisher: Springer

Quantitative and qualitative adaptation of human skeletal muscle mitochondria to hypoxic compared with normoxic training at the same relative work rate

Authors: Bakkman, L.; Sahlin, K.; Holmberg, H.-C.; Tonkonogi, M.

Source: Acta Physiologica, Volume 190, Number 3, July 2007 , pp. 243-251(9)

Publisher: Blackwell Publishing

Mask-On Hypoxia Training for Tactical Jet Aviators: Evaluation of an Alternate Instructional Paradigm

Authors: Artino, Anthony R.; Folga, Richard V.; Swan, Brian D.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 77, Number 8, August 2006 , pp. 857-863(7)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Intraocular Pressure at a Simulated Altitude of 9000 m With and Without 100% Oxygen

Authors: Ersanli, Dilaver; Yildiz, Senol; Sonmez, Murat; Akin, Ahmet; Sen, Ahmet; Uzun, Gunalp

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 77, Number 7, July 2006 , pp. 704-706(3)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Depressurization in Military Aircraft: Rates, Rapidity, and Health Effects for 1055 Incidents

Authors: Files, Douglas S.; Webb, James T.; Pilmanis, Andrew A.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 76, Number 6, June 2005 , pp. 523-529(7)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Altitude Training Experiences and Perspectives: Survey of 67 Professional Pilots

Authors: Hackworth, Carla; Peterson, Linda; Jack, Dan; Williams, Clara

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 76, Number 4, April 2005 , pp. 392-394(3)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Sinus Vein Thrombosis Following Exposure to Simulated High Altitude

Authors: Torgovicky, Refael; Azaria, Bela; Grossman, Alon; Eliyahu, Uri; Goldstein, Liav

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 76, Number 2, February 2005 , pp. 144-146(3)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Altitude Decompression Sickness Symptom Resolution During Descent to Ground Level

Authors: Patrick M. Muehlberger; Andrew A. Pilmanis; James T. Webb; James E. Olson

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 75, Number 6, June 2004 , pp. 496-499(4)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Gender Not a Factor for Altitude Decompression Sickness Risk

Authors: Webb, James T.; Kannan, Nandini; Pilmanis, Andrew. A.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 74, Number 1, January 2003 , pp. 2-10(9)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Incidence of Decompression Sickness in Hypoxia Training With and Without 30-min O₂ Prebreathe

Authors: Rice, G. Merrill; Vacchiano, Charles A.; Moore, Jeffrey L.; Anderson, David W.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 74, Number 1, January 2003 , pp. 56-61(6)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

In-Flight Hypoxia Incidents in Military Aircraft: Causes and Implications for Training

Author: Cable, Gordon G.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 74, Number 2, February 2003 , pp. 169-172(4)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Search for genetic determinants of individual variability of the erythropoietin response to high altitude

Authors: Jedlickova K.; Stockton D.W.; Chen H.; Stray-Gundersen J.; Witkowski S.; Ri-Li G.; Jelinek J.; Levine B.D.; Prchal J.T.

Source: Blood Cells, Molecules, and Diseases, Volume 31, Number 2, September 2003 , pp. 175-182(8)

Publisher: Elsevier

Incidence of Adverse Reactions from 23,000 Exposures to Simulated Terrestrial Altitudes up to 8900 m

Authors: DeGroot, David W.; Devine, James A.; Fulco, Charles S.

Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Volume 74, Number 9, September 2003 , pp. 994-997(4)

Publisher: Aerospace Medical Association

Current Trends in Altitude Training

Author: Wilber R.L.

Source: Sports Medicine, Volume 31, Number 4, 2001 , pp. 249-265(17)

Publisher: Adis International

Intermittent hypoxic training (IHT) enhances myocardial metabolic and membrane defence against severe hypoxia

Authors: Mankovskaya I.; Serebrovskaya T.; Vavilova G.; Nosar V.; Kharlamova O.

Source: Pathophysiology, Volume 5, Supplement 1, June 1998 , pp. 31-31(1)

Publisher: Elsevier

Stimulation of antitoxic resistation of the liver by hypobaric training

Authors: Ovchinnikov I.V.; Kosnikova I.V.; Kasimov A.K.; Gutnikova A.R.

Source: Pathophysiology, Volume 5, Supplement 1, June 1998 , pp. 99-99(1)

Publisher: Elsevier