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Changes of autonomic nervous system function in healthy young men during initial phase at acute high-altitude exposure
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    • Changes of autonomic nervous system function in healthy young men during initial phase at acute high-altitude exposure

    • Qin Jun1 , Huang Lan1 , Tian Kaixin1 , Yu Shiyong1 , Yu Yang1 , Long Min2 1Cardiovascular Diseases Research Center , Xinqiao Hospital , Third military medical university , Chongqing 400037 , China 2Department of Endocrinology , Xinqiao Hospital , Third military medical university , Chongqing 400037 , China
    • Military Medical Research Issue 5, Pages: 270-275(2008)

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