The paper reviews the results of studies of changes undergone by several physiological systems (including the cardiovascular system, the fluid and electrolyte characteristics, the red blood cells, the bone and the muscle tissues, and the exercise capacity) due to the exposures to microgravity and to the adaptation to 1 G after a long-duration space flight. Special attention is given to the effects of various training protocols and countermeasures used to attenuate the physiological problems encountered upon return from space.
Astronaut adaptation to 1 G following long duration space flight
1991-07-01
Conference paper
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English
Astronaut Adaptation to 1 G Following Long Duration Space Flight
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