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Increased intracranial pressure in humans during simulated microgravity.

G Murthy¹, R J Marchbanks, D E Watenpaugh, J U Meyer, N Eliashberg, A R Hargens.

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Keywords: NASA Center ARC; NASA Discipline Cardiopulmonary

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Year: 1992 PMID： 1589495

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Physiologist ISSN： 0031-9376

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Increased intracranial pressure in humans during simulated microgravity.

1. Lower-body negative pressure decreases noninvasively measured intracranial pressure and internal jugular vein cross-sectional area during head-down tilt.

Review 2. From international ophthalmology to space ophthalmology: the threats to vision on the way to Moon and Mars colonization.

3. Association of Exercise and Swimming Goggles With Modulation of Cerebro-ocular Hemodynamics and Pressures in a Model of Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome.

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5. Biofluid modeling of the coupled eye-brain system and insights into simulated microgravity conditions.

6. The tympanic membrane displacement analyser for monitoring intracranial pressure in children.

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