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Lymphovenous congestion, SANS and thrombosis in astronauts
The identification of visual and neurological sequelae of spaceflight has been acknowledged and widely documented1-5. It’s association with cerebral haemodynamics was documented in early publications6. A recent publication has demonstrating the characteristics of the jugular venous pulse (JVP) in as
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