Artificial gravity as a tool to prevent cardiovascular deconditioning in space. Cardiocirculatory responses to short radius rotation and exercise in human centrifuge

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Artificial gravity as a tool to prevent cardiovascular deconditioning in space. Cardiocirculatory responses to short radius rotation and exercise in human centrifuge

Antonutto, G. et al

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Artificial gravity as a tool to prevent cardiovascular deconditioning in space. Cardiocirculatory responses to short radius rotation and exercise in human centrifuge

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Antonutto, G. et al (author)

Published in:

Fifth European Symposium on Life Sciences Research in Space ; 287

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY -PUBLICATIONS- ESA SP ; 366

Publication date :

1994-01-01

Size :

287 pages

ISSN :

0379-6566

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Article (Journal)

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Unknown

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DDC:

500.5 / 387.8

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