Aerospace Medicine
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Subject Areas on Research
- A device for sampling arterialized earlobe blood in austere environments.
- Analyzing cockpit communications: the links between language, performance, error, and workload.
- Antidepressant use and safety in civil aviation: a case-control study of 10 years of Australian data.
- Assessment of an earlobe arterialized blood collector in microgravity.
- Autoantibodies to nervous system-specific proteins are elevated in sera of flight crew members: biomarkers for nervous system injury.
- Aviation Emergencies for Heart Failure Cardiologists: A New Twist to the Heart Team.
- Bias from Differential Exposure Measurement Error in a Study of Flight Attendants.
- Computer modeling of airbag-induced ocular injury in pilots wearing night vision goggles.
- Crew Recovery and Contingency Planning for a Manned Stratospheric Balloon Flight - the StratEx Program.
- Eight-year follow-up of exercise electrocardiograms in healthy, middle-aged aviators.
- Experimental trials to assess the risks of decompression sickness in flying after diving.
- Fatalities above 30,000 feet: characterizing pediatric deaths on commercial airline flights worldwide.
- Fexofenadine effects on cognitive performance in aviators at ground level and simulated altitude.
- Flying after diving and decompression sickness.
- Guidelines for treatment of decompression illness.
- Idiopathic central serous retinopathy (choroidopathy) in flying personnel.
- In-Flight Injuries Involving Children on Commercial Airline Flights.
- Incidence of decompression sickness in hypoxia training with and without 30-min O2 prebreathe.
- Influence of bottom time on preflight surface intervals before flying after diving.
- Kinematic response of the spine during simulated aircraft ejections.
- Long-term follow-up of lung volume measurements in initially healthy young aviators.
- Longevity in military pilots: 37-year followup of the Navy's "1000 aviators".
- Lumbar spine and hip flexibility and trunk strength in helicopter pilots with and without low back pain history.
- Medical qualification of a commercial spaceflight participant: not your average astronaut.
- Method for quantitative estimation of position perception using a joystick during linear movement.
- Microtropia (monofixation syndrome) in flying personnel.
- Nanotechnologies and regenerative medical approaches for space and terrestrial medicine.
- Neck proprioception, strength, flexibility, and posture in pilots with and without neck pain history.
- Normobaric hypoxia training: the effects of breathing-gas flow rate on symptoms.
- Occupational risk factors for endometriosis in a cohort of flight attendants.
- Ocular complications of drug therapy.
- Physician roles in aeromedical evacuation: current practices in USAF operations.
- Resolution of fear of flying with fluoxetine treatment.
- Shift in arm-pointing movements during gravity changes produced by aircraft parabolic flight.
- Should SAGES advance minimally invasive surgery in space?
- Space cycle: a human-powered centrifuge that can be used for hypergravity resistance training.
- The Effect of Target Position on the Accuracy of Cervical-Spine-Rotation Active Joint-Position Sense.
- The relative risk of decompression sickness during and after air travel following diving.
- Treatment of comminuted subtrochanteric femoral fractures in a young population with a reconstruction nail.
- Urinary calculi in aviation pilots: what is the best therapeutic approach?
- [Error, stress and teamwork in medicine and aviation. A cross-sectional study].
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Keywords of People
- Moon, Richard Edward, Professor of Anesthesiology, Medicine, Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine