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High Altitude Medicine & Biology
Hilty, Matthias P., Urs Hefti, Pierre Bouzat, Hannes Gatterer, Lenka Horakova, Linda E. Keyes, Justin Lawley, Benjamin D. Levine, George Rodway, Daniel Trevena, Eduardo Vinhaes, and Benoit Champigneulle. Xenon inhalation for expeditions to high altitude:
M. Hilty +11 more
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Hilty, Matthias P., Urs Hefti, Pierre Bouzat, Hannes Gatterer, Lenka Horakova, Linda E. Keyes, Justin Lawley, Benjamin D. Levine, George Rodway, Daniel Trevena, Eduardo Vinhaes, and Benoit Champigneulle. Xenon inhalation for expeditions to high altitude:
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A practical guide to expedition medical planning
Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 2015Abstract Expedition medical planning is integral in ensuring participant safety and maximising the likelihood of achieving the expedition aims. The task of producing a medical plan will often fall to a medical officer of limited experience.
D, Wilkins, C, Handford, A, Nicol
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Practical Tips for Working as an Expedition Doctor on High-Altitude Expeditions
High Altitude Medicine and Biology, 2017A. Brants, T. Metcalfe
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Wilderness & environmental medicine (Print)
Antarctic expeditions are exceptional challenges for the human body, and medical issues such as nutritional deficiencies, polar anemia, cold injuries, and even death have been reported.
Volker Scheer +3 more
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Antarctic expeditions are exceptional challenges for the human body, and medical issues such as nutritional deficiencies, polar anemia, cold injuries, and even death have been reported.
Volker Scheer +3 more
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American Medical Research Expedition to Everest
High Altitude Medicine & Biology, 2010The primary objective of the American Medical Research Expedition to Everest was to obtain information on human physiology at the highest possible altitude, including the Everest summit. An important data point was the barometric pressure on the summit, because this determines the inspired P(O(2)).
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2014
There may be some explorers who buy a bottle o f aspirin and a tin o f Elastoplast while waiting for their plane and bring them back unopened 3 months later. Most expeditions take rather more medical equipment but fortunately need very little o f it. However, a few expeditions have m ajor medical problems.
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There may be some explorers who buy a bottle o f aspirin and a tin o f Elastoplast while waiting for their plane and bring them back unopened 3 months later. Most expeditions take rather more medical equipment but fortunately need very little o f it. However, a few expeditions have m ajor medical problems.
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Medical reconnaissance for the Defence Medical Services Dhaulagiri Expedition 2016
Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 2015Abstract The formation of a clear and well-informed medical plan is critical to the safe planning and execution of any expedition in remote locations. We performed a reconnaissance of medical facilities in Nepal in March 2015 prior to a large Defence Medical Services (DMS) expedition to the Dhaulagiri area in 2016.
J, Winchester, B, Coombs
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Some approaches to medical support for Martian expedition
Acta Astronautica, 2003Medical support in a Martian expedition will be within the scope of crew responsibilities and maximally autonomous. Requirements to the system of diagnostics in this mission include considerable use of means and methods of visualization of the main physiological parameters, telemedicine, broad usage of biochemical analyses (including "dry" chemistry ...
Inessa B, Kozlovskaya, Anatoly D, Egorov
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Kazan medical journal
This article highlights the scientific, social-medical, and organizational activities of Innokenty Nikolaevich Perevodchikov (1886–1961), Director of the All-Union Research Institute for Leprosy Studies, during his tenure in Irkutsk.
G. Gaidarov +2 more
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This article highlights the scientific, social-medical, and organizational activities of Innokenty Nikolaevich Perevodchikov (1886–1961), Director of the All-Union Research Institute for Leprosy Studies, during his tenure in Irkutsk.
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