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Journal Articles

Physiologically and subjectively acceptable breathing resistance in divers' breathing gear
Warkander, Norfleet, Nagasawa and Lundgren, Undersea Biomedical Research, 1/1/1992
O2 pressures between 012 and 25 atm abs, circulatory function and N2 elimination
Anderson, Nagasawa, Norfleet, Olszowka and Lundgren, Undersea Biomedical Research, 1/1/1991
CO2 retention with minimal symptoms but severe dysfunction during wet simulated dives to 68 atm abs
Warkander, Norfleet, Nagasawa and Lundgren, Undersea Biomedical Research, 1/1/1990

Abstracts/Posters

Pharmacological Modification of Inert Gas Elimination.
Lundgren, Anderson, Nagasawa and George, Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) Annual Scientific Meeting, 1/19/1991
Physiological Acceptable Breathing Resistance in Diver's Gear and External Work of Breathing.
Warkander, Nagasawa, Norfleet and Lundgren, Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society Annual Scientific Meeting, 1/19/1991
High partial pressures of inspired O2 decrease tissue perfusion and N2 elimination.
Anderson, Nagasawa, Norfleet, Olszowka and Lundgren, Hyperbaric and Undersea Medical Society Annual Scientific Meeting, 1/6/1989
Dyspnea and end tidal pCO2 as criteria of acceptable breathing resistance in diving gear.
Warkander, Nagasawa, Norfleet and Lundgren, UHMS Annual Scientific Meeting, 1/6/1989
Depth and breathing resistance are independent and additive in their effects on end tidal pCO2.
Nagasawa, Warkander, Norfleet and Lundgren, UHMS Annual Scientific Meeting, 1/6/1988
Nitrogen elimination under varying inspired oxygen concentrations.
Anderson, Nagasawa, Lundgren and Olszowka, UHMS Annual Scientific Meeting, 1/6/1988
From Becterev to Barany: the Separation of Auditory and Vestibular Function.
Nagasaw, G.K. and Fine E.J., AAN, 50th Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN
Hyperintense Vessels Sign on Flair Sequences. Its Clinical Significance and Utility.
Kamran, S, Bates V, Wright, P., Nagasawa, G. Bakshi, R. and Kinkel, W., AAN, 50th Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN
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