Principles of Clinical Medicine for Space Flight

Foreword to the First Edition<div>Preface to the First Edition</div><div>Foreword</div><div>Preface</div><div>Contributors</div><div>Part I. Unique Attributes of Space Medicine</div><div>1. Physical and Bioenvironmental Aspects of Human Space Flight</div><div>Michael R. Barratt</div><div>2. Radiation and Radiation Disorders</div><div>Jeffrey A. Jones, Fathi Karouia, Lawrence Pinsky, and Octav Cristea</div><div>3. Hypoxia, Hypercarbia, and Atmospheric Control&nbsp;</div><div>George Beck, Jennifer Law, Kira Bacal, and Michael Barratt</div><div>4. Health Effects of Atmospheric Contamination</div><div>John T. James and Valerie E. (Meyers) Ryder</div><div>5. Acoustic and Auditory Issues in Principles of Clinical Medicine for Space Flight</div><div>Richard W. Danielson, Christopher S. Allen, José G. Limardo, and Jonathan B. Clark</div><div>6. Spaceflight Medical Systems</div><div>Terrance A. Taddeo, Stevan Gilmore, and Cheryl W. Armstrong</div><div>7. Surgical Capabilities&nbsp;</div><div>Mark R. Campbell and Roger D. Billica</div><div>8. Telemedicine</div><div>Shannon Melton, Scott C. Simmons, Byron A. Smith, and Douglas R. Hamilton</div><div>9. Diagnostic Imaging in Space Medicine</div><div>Ashot Sargsyan</div><div>10. Medical Evacuation Risk and Crew Transport</div><div>Smith L. Johnston, Kieran T. Smart, and James M. Pattarini</div><div>Part II. Spaceflight Clinical Medicine</div><div>11. Medical Evaluations and Standards</div><div>Gary W. Gray, Smith L. Johnston, Joan Saary, and Tim Cook</div><div>12. Human Response to Space Flight</div><div>Ellen S. Baker, Michael R. Barratt, Clarence F. Sams, and Mary L. Wear</div><div>13. Spaceflight Metabolism and Nutritional Support</div><div>Scott M. Smith, Helen W. Lane, and Sara R. Zwart</div><div>14. Space and Entry Motion Sickness</div><div>Hernando J. Ortega Jr., Deborah L. Harm, and Millard F. Reschke</div><div>15. Acute Care</div><div>Thomas H. Marshburn, Kjell N. Lindgren, and Shannan Moynihan</div><div>16. Decompression Related Disorders</div><div>Andrew A. Pilmanis and Jonathan B. Clark</div><div>17. Medical Aspects of Extravehicular Activity</div><div>Joseph Dervay, Robert Sanders, Moriah Thompson, and Tracy Jo Snow</div><div>18. Renal and Genitourinary Concerns</div><div>Jeffrey A. Jones, Robert A. Pietrzyk, Octav Cristea, and Peggy A. Whitson</div><div>19. Musculoskeletal Response to Space Flight</div><div>Linda C. Shackelford</div><div>20. Physical Performance, Countermeasures, and Postflight Reconditioning</div><div>Stuart M. C. Lee, Richard A. Scheuring, Mark E. Guilliams, and Eric L. Kerstman</div><div>21. Immunology and Microbiology</div><div>Clarence F. Sams, Brian E. Crucian, and Duane L. Pierson</div><div>22. Cardiovascular Aspects of Space Flight</div><div>Douglas Ross Hamilton</div><div>23. Neurologic Concerns</div><div>Jonathan B. Clark, Jacob J. Bloomberg, and Kira Bacal</div><div>24. Gynecologic and Reproductive Considerations</div><div>Richard T. Jennings and Ellen S. Baker</div><div>25. Behavioral Health and Performance Support</div><div>Walter E. Sipes, Christopher F. Flynn, and Gary E. Beven</div><div>26. Sleep, Circadian Rhythms, and Fatigue Management in Spaceflight Operations</div><div>Smith Johnston, Alexandra Whitmire, Thomas H. Marshburn, and Lakshmi Putcha</div><div>27. Spaceflight Pharmacology</div><div>Virginia Wotring</div><div>28. Ophthalmologic Concerns</div><div>F. Keith Manuel, Thomas H. Mader, and C. Robert Gibson</div><div>29. Dental Considerations</div><div>Michael H. Hodapp and Arthur H. Jeske</div><div>30. Spacecraft Accident Investigation</div><div>Robert Banks, Serena Auñón, Richard Harding, and Amy Mumbower</div><div>Index</div><div><br></div>