. 1966 Apr;37(4):372-8.

Hypoxemia induced in man by sustained forward acceleration while breathing pure oxygen in a five pounds per square inch absolute environment

W C Alexander et al. Aerosp Med. 1966 Apr.

. 1966 Apr;37(4):372-8.

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