PERIMETRIC AND VISUAL ACUITY CHANGES DURING OPHTHALMODYNAMOMETRY. SIMILARITY TO GLAUCOMATOUS FIELD DEFECTS.
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T D DUANE
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PLETHYSMOGRAPHIC GOGGLES: A NEW TYPE OF OPHTHALMODYNAMOMETER.
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VISUAL FIELD CHANGES DURING POSITIVE ACCELERATION.
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PUPILLARY RESPONSES DURING OPHTHALMODYNAMOMETRY.
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The physiological limitations of performance during acceleration.
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LIMITATION OF OCULAR MOTILITY UNDER ACCELERATION AN OBJECTIVE ENDPOINT FOR USE WITH HUMAN CENTRIFUGE SUBJECTS.
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Limitation of ocular motility and pupillary dilatation in human beings during positive acceleration.
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Limitation of ocular motility and pupillary dilatation in humans due to positive acceleration.
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Superficial keratitis due to plastic foreign bodies.
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Lens system designed for water-to-air vision in the submerged human eye.
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Electroretinogram in man during blackout.
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Some observations on human tolerance to accelerative stress. III. Human studies of fifteen transverse g.
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Observations on the fundus oculi during black-out.
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Some observations on human tolerance to accelerative stress. IV. Human tolerance to high positive G applied at a rate of 5 to 10 G per second.
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Some observations on human tolerance to accelerative stress. II. Preliminary studies on primates subjected to maximum simple accelerative loads.
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A plea for the inclusion of the cover test for heterophoria in routine flight physical examinations.
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Studies on cerebral physiology of monkeys at 12 negative G.
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Experimental cataract produced by 3 cm. pulsed microwave irradiations.
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