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Control of simulator sickness in an AH-64 aviator
1Office of the Flight Surgeon, Fort Hood, Texas.
Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine
|December 1, 1989
Abstract:
An active 33-year-old Army AH-64 aviator with simulator sickness refractory to routine preventive measures was successfully managed with transdermal scopolamine. Although adaptation is the ultimate means for control of simulator sickness, the use of anti-motion sickness medication, specifically transdermal scopolamine, may be a useful adjuvant in selected aviators.