Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS.
Traumatic injuries are an everyday occurrence, from minor scratches to the massive injuries of auto accidents. Based on this reality NASA has prepared for a range of contingencies to care for injured astronauts. These preparations have been based upon the clinical incidence of traumatic injuries in...
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ftciteseerx:oai:CiteSeerX.psu:10.1.1.454.5804 2023-05-15T15:02:54+02:00 Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS. Charles E. Wade The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.454.5804 http://gravitationalandspacebiology.org/index.php/journal/article/download/10/10/ en eng http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.454.5804 http://gravitationalandspacebiology.org/index.php/journal/article/download/10/10/ Metadata may be used without restrictions as long as the oai identifier remains attached to it. http://gravitationalandspacebiology.org/index.php/journal/article/download/10/10/ text ftciteseerx 2016-01-08T06:06:13Z Traumatic injuries are an everyday occurrence, from minor scratches to the massive injuries of auto accidents. Based on this reality NASA has prepared for a range of contingencies to care for injured astronauts. These preparations have been based upon the clinical incidence of traumatic injuries in environmental analogs such as Arctic habitats. However, information is needed as to the effect of acclimation to the space environment on responses to injury, subsequent treatment and rehabilitation. Deconditioning of a subject leads to significant alterations in responses to hemorrhage, susceptibility to infection, and the healing process. The treatment of the injured astronaut may have to be altered to compensate for the effects of acclimation in light of these findings. Furthermore, upon return to Earth's gravity therapeutic interventions, such as administration of anesthetics Text Arctic Unknown Arctic |
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Traumatic injuries are an everyday occurrence, from minor scratches to the massive injuries of auto accidents. Based on this reality NASA has prepared for a range of contingencies to care for injured astronauts. These preparations have been based upon the clinical incidence of traumatic injuries in environmental analogs such as Arctic habitats. However, information is needed as to the effect of acclimation to the space environment on responses to injury, subsequent treatment and rehabilitation. Deconditioning of a subject leads to significant alterations in responses to hemorrhage, susceptibility to infection, and the healing process. The treatment of the injured astronaut may have to be altered to compensate for the effects of acclimation in light of these findings. Furthermore, upon return to Earth's gravity therapeutic interventions, such as administration of anesthetics |
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Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS. |
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Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS. |
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Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS. |
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Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS. |
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Gravitational and Space Biology 19(2) August 2006 65 TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE: FROM GROUND-BASED STUDIES OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH AND EARTH BENEFITS. |
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