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Wilderness Environ Med. 25: S19-S29

Effects of refractive surgery in extreme altitude or space.

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Aviat Space Environ Med. 55: 191-195

Effects of hypoxia and acetazolamide on color sensitivity zones in the visual field.

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Wilderness Medical Society clinical practice guidelines for the prevention and treatment of acute altitude illness: 2019 update.

Wilderness Environ Med. 30: S3-S18

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Color vision and night vision.

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