Effect of some drugs on tolerance of accelerations
Use of drugs to increase bodily resistance to flight accelerations in aircraft and spacecraft
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Use of drugs to increase bodily resistance to flight accelerations in aircraft and spacecraft
Structure and cytochemical organization of utricle during acceleration, rest, and weightlessness
Cardiac activity changes during prolonged lateral accelerations
Hemodynamic responses and respiration during accelerations
Bioelectric activity of different parts of brain during prolonged accelerations in space flight
Morphological changes in nervous system of animals subjected to lateral accelerations
White rat respiration after prolonged exposure to radial acceleration
Pathomorphological visceral changes in animals after acceleration stress
Animal studies on changes in bioelectric activity of brain during brief periods of weightlessness and acceleration stress
Animal studies on effects of centrifugal acceleration stress on cerebral blood flow
Oxygen tension in brain tissues of dogs after exposure to accelerations under air and oxygen breathing conditions
Morphological changes in labyrinth of dogs exposed to accelerations of varying intensity, duration, and direction
Changes in dog pancreas following single lateral acceleration
Structural changes in dog lungs after exposure to lateral accelerations in back-chest direction
Injuries to vascular system and degenerative changes in renal tubules as morphological changes in dog kidney histology caused by lateral accelerations
Cardiovascular and respiratory reaction of monkeys to chest-back accelerations
Vascular changes and changes in hepatic cells and bile duct cells of dogs subjected to lateral accelerations
Coriolis acceleration effects on humans in slowly rotating chamber