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Bibliographic guide to publications in aerospace medicine and related topics
1FAA Civil Aeromedical Institute, Aeromedical Education Division, Oklahoma City, OK 73125.
Abstract:
This bibliographic guide is a comprehensive listing of international publications (books) in Clinical Aerospace Medicine, Operational Aerospace Medicine, Aerospace Physiology, Environmental Medicine/Physiology, Diving Medicine/Physiology, Aerospace Human Factors, as well as other important topics directly or indirectly-related to aerospace medicine. This guide will be useful as a primary source of consultation for bibliographic information; especially to those colleagues who are in their formative years, and to those who do not have easy access to computer-aided literature search systems. This bibliographic guide does not constitute a recommendation or an endorsement of any of the publications listed herein and the merits or limitations of each publication should be judged by the reader.
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