The effect of graded immersion on heart volume, central venous pressure, pulmonary blood distribution, and heart rate in man

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It was found that immersion to the diaphragm of a standing subject produces the same changes as assumption of the supine posture and the preferential increase in blood volume of the apical regions is striking.

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1978-05-18
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Political science

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