Changes in Intervertebral Disc Cross-Sectional Area With Bed Rest and Space Flight
SpinePublished 1 April 1994
Adrian LeBlanc, Harlan Evans, Victor S. Schneider, Richard E. Wendt, Thomas D. Hedrick
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Significant adaptive changes in the intervertebal discs can be expected during weightlessness, which are rapidly reversible after short duration flights and may be an important factor during and after long-duration missions.
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Significant adaptive changes in the intervertebral discs can be expected during weightlessness. These changes, which are rapidly reversible after short-duration flights, may be an important factor during and after long-duration missions.
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