Acute hypoxia during rapid decompression and emergency descent in a commercial jet aircraft.
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Biomedical subjects
F A HITCHCOCK
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Immediate effects of inhalation of 100% oxygen at one atmosphere on ventilation volume, carbon dioxide output, oxygen consumption and respiratory rate in man.
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Atmosphere↗
Influence of decreased ambient oxygen on susceptibility of rats to audiogenic seizures.
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Animals↗
The boiling of body liquids at extremely high altitudes.
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Altitude↗
Studies with transtracheal artificial respiration.
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Humans↗
Further observations on dogs explosively decompressed to an ambient pressure of 30 mm Hg.
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Animals↗
Further studies of effects of high intrapulmonic pressure on dogs at 30 mm Hg.
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Animals↗
Physiological and pathological effects of explosive decompression.
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Decompression↗
Dynamic effects of low oxygen tension of inspired air on alveolar gas tensions.
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Blood Gas Analysis↗
Pathological effects of explosive decompression to 30 mm Hg.
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Decompression↗
Respiratory effects of high intrapulmonic pressure at a simulated altitude of 72,000 feet (30 mm. hg).
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Altitude↗
Changes in blood and circulation of dogs following explosive decompression to low barometric pressures.
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Animals↗
Subcutaneous pressure developed in dogs following explosive decompression to 25 or 30 mm. Hg.
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Animals↗
Observations on dogs exposed to an ambient pressure of 30 mm. Hg.
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Animals↗
Some effects of explosive decompression and subsequent exposure to 30 mm. Hg upon the hearts of dogs.
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