Updated Sept. 30, 1996

PUBLISHED PAPERS

Ambient noise interferes with auscultatory blood pressure measurement during exercise

Familiarity with Sexual Assault and its Relationship to the Effectiveness of Acquaintance Rape Prevention Programs

Quantification of tolerance tol lower body negative pressure in a healthy population

Resistance training increases lower body negative pressure tolerance

Occurrence of presyncope in subjects without ventricular innervation

Cardiovascular responses to lower body negative pressure in trained and untrained older men

Presyncope caused by central hypovolemia is not preceded by evoked potential alterations

Can blood pressure be measured during exercise?: A review

Repeatability and protocol comparability of presyncopal symptom limited LBNP exposures

Automated blood pressure measurement during exercise

Ten week aerobic training do not affect lower body negative pressure responses

Adaptation to repeated presyncopal lower body negative pressure exposures

CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS

Listed here are abstracts that are not available as full length papers (see above).

Repeated exposures to central hypovolemia do not change plasma volume regulation

Autonomic balance is not altered with repeated central hypovolemic exposures

Near infrared interactance does not accurately measure body fat in field conditions

Parental history of hypertension does not influence the heart rate or blood pressure response during different cold pressor tests

Diminished forearm blood flow response to behavioral challenge in enduranced trained athletes

Massage does not attenuate delayed onset muscle soreness

Low frequency sound during exercise testing: Impact upon auscultatory blood pressure measurements

Effects of massage on delayed onset muscle soreness.

The effects of acute exercise on skinfold thickness

Hemoglobin saturation and ventilation during presyncopal lower body negative pressure

Leg circumference dynamics during repeated lower body negative pressure

Responses to lower body negative pressure in men of varying strength and aerobic fitness

This is the only place you can find this abstract, since this project was the subject of a great deal of struggle between NASA and myself over who actually owned the data.


Maximal heart rates of athletic and non-athletic adolescents

Predicted and actual maximal heart rates of adolescents