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The case for expanding visual assessments during spaceflight
The case for expanding visual assessments during spaceflight
Authors
Ethan Waisberg;
Joshua Ong;
Mouayad Masalkhi;
Nasif Zaman;
Sharif Kamran;
Prithul Sarker;
Alireza Tavakkoli;
Andrew Lee;
Journal
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
Volume
38
Number of Pages
518-521
Year of publication
2023
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