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Jun 10, 2007 11:39 AM

book on REAL flight physiology


i've been reading about flight physiology. But it seem the only books I found are really basic. They just state the law's and some minor concept. They don't really make corelation with the disease and the law's. Like if you have a CHF what do you you have to do related to altitude? What kind of ventilator mode is better? ect. Anyone would know about a good book on those concept. Thank you in advance.


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