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PubMed

• 79 citations
  Operation Everest II: maximal oxygen uptake at extreme altitude.
  Allen Cymerman, John T. Reeves, J. R. Sutton, Paul B. Rock, B. M. Groves
  Journal of Applied Physiology. 1989-05-01
• 78 citations
  Exercise VE and physical performance at altitude are not affected by menstrual cycle phase.
  Beth A. Beidleman, Paul B. Rock, Stephen R. Muza, Charles S. Fulco, Vincent A. Forte
  Journal of Applied Physiology. 1999-05-01
• 198 citations
  Operation Everest II: preservation of cardiac function at extreme altitude
  John T. Reeves, Bertron M. Groves, J. R. Sutton, P. D. Wagner, A. Cymerman
  Journal of Applied Physiology. 1987-08-01

Journal Articles

• Normobaric hypoxia exposure during sleep does not improve time-trial performance in hypobaric hypoxia.  
  Fulco CS, SR Muza, B Beidleman, J Jones, R Demes, J Staab, E Lammi, LD Elliot, R Viskochil, PB Rock, A Cymerman, FASEB Journal, 2009
• Normobaric hypoxia exposure during sleep produces sleep-specific ventilatory acclimatization at high altitude.  
  Muza SR, CS Fulco, BA Beidleman, J Jones, R Demes, J Staab, PB Rock, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2009
• Staging for six days at 2200 m induces physiologic adjustments that may be responsible for decreasing acute mountain sickness (AMS) at 4300 m.  
  Beidleman BA, CS Fulco, SR Muza, PB Rock, JE Staab, A Money, V Forte, M Brothers, A Cymerman, FASEB Journal, 2008
• Carbohydrate ingestion during endurance exercise affects mood of moderate-altitude residents at high altitude.  
  Kambis K, T Payn, M Hannon, C Fulco, M Zupan, D Cooper, M Homerick, S Muza, P Rock, A Cymerman, High Altitude Medicine and Biology, 2006
• Exercise SaO2 in the early hours of exposure to 4300 m altitude is correlated with subsequent development of AMS.  
  Stabb JE, CS Fulco, SR Muza, M Zupan, PB Rock, BA Beidleman, A Friedlander, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2006
• Maintaining endurance performance at high altitude (4300 m) despite severe energy intake deficit.  
  Fulco CS, AL Friedlander, SR Muza, PB Rock, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2006
• Acute mountain sickness and arterial oxygen saturation in moderate altitude residents compared to sea-level residents upon ascent to 4300 m.  
  Muza SR, CS Fulco, M Zupan, PB Rock, BA Beidleman, J Staab, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2006
• Sea-level and moderate-altitude residents experience a similar decrement in VO2 peak upon ascent to 4300 m.  
  Beidleman BA, CS Fulco, M Zupan, SR Muza, PB Rock, T Payn, M Hannon, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2005
• Carbohydrate ingestion during exercise at high altitude decreases post-exercise AMS incidence and severity.  
  Muza SR, CS Fulco, M Zupan, K Kambis, PB Rock, L Elliott, M Tapia, T Payn, M Hannon, E Glickman, A Cymerman, High Altitude Medicine and Biology, 2005
• Neurocognitive function in moderate-altitude residents (2,200 m) exposed for 3 days to 4,300 m.  
  Cymerman A, C Fulco, S Muza, M Zupan, K Kambis, L Elliott, J Udy, P Rock, High Altitude Medicine and Biology, 2005
• Acclimatization responses in moderate-altitude residents compared to sea-level residents at 4300 m.  
  Staab JE, CS Fulco, M Zupan, SR Muza, PB Rock, BA Beidleman, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2005
• Endurance performance of moderate altitude residents improves during early exposure to 4300 m.  
  Fulco CS, M Zupan, M Hannon, T Payn, K Kambis, E Glickman, S Muza, PB Rock, L Elliot, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2005
• Can papillary and oculomotor responses at altitude be considered indices of acclimatization?  
  Cymerman A, SR Muza, A Friedlander, CS Fulco, PB Rock, A Grediagin, THogobian, A Subudhi, K Jacobs, K Stone, K Kambis, Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine, 2004
• Maintaining physical activity levels at high altitude delays acute mountain sickness (AMS) resolution.  
  Muza SR, CS Fluco, AL Friedlander, SP Pidgeon, PB Rock, T Hagobian, KA Jacobs, A Grediagin, KW Kambis, A Cymerman, Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine, 2004
• Carbohydrate ingestion during exercise at high altitude decreases post-exercise AMS incidence and severity.  
  Muza SR, CS Fulco, M Zupan, K Kambis, PB Rock, l Elliott, M Tapia, T Hannon, T Payn, E Glickman, A Cymerman, High Altitude Medicine and Biology, 2004
• Effect of moderate altitudes on comfort and well-being.  
  Muhm M, KD Eilers, I-Li Lu, SP Jones, WL Rankin, PB Rock, DL McMullin, Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine, 2004
• Antioxidant supplementation alters mood state at high altitude.  
  Kambis KW, CS Fulco, AL Friedlander, DB McQuaid, CW Jackson, S Ickes, SR Muza, PB Rock, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2004
• High altitude exposure with and without caloric restriction alters leucine kinetics in young men.  
  Friedlander AL, G Henderson, M Horning, JR MacDonald, M Pollack, B Braun, PB Rock, CS Fulco, SR Muza, AR Hoffman, GA Brooks, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2004
• Antioxidant supplementation does not attenuate the rise in IL-6 and C-reactive protein at 4300 m elevation.  
  Hagobian TA, KA Jacobs, AW Subudhi, JA Fattor, PB Rock, B Braun, A Cymerman, AL Friedlander, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2004
• Carbohydrate supplementation improves time/trial cycle performance at 4300 m altitude.  
  Fulco CS, KW Kambis, AL Friedlander, PB Rock, JE Staab, M Ardelt, SR Muza, SR Muza, SF Lewis, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2003
• Effects of antioxidant supplements on ventilation and saturation at 4300 m altitude.  
  Muza SR, AL Friedlander, SP Bridges, VA Forte, CS Fulco, PB Rock, T Hagobian, KA Jacobs, A Subudhi, A Grediagin, K Kambis, A Cymerman, Medicine and Sports and Exercise, 2003
• Influence of moderate altitude residence on arterial oxygen saturation at higher altitudes.  
  Muza SR, PB Rock, M Zupan, J Miller, A Cymerman, High Altitude Medicine and Biology, 2003
• Assessment of mood changes at 45% and 65% VO 2max at sea level and 4300 m altitude.  
  Kambis KW, CS Fulco, AL Friedlander, DB McQuaid, CW Jackson, S Ickes, SR Muza, PB Rock, L Cook, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2003
• Carbohydrate supplementation after exercise affects mood state at high altitude.  
  Kambis KW, CS Fulco, AL Friedlander, DB McQuaid, CW Jackson, S Ickes, SR Muza, PB Rock, L Cook, A Cymerman, High Altitude Medicine & Biology, 2003
• Anitoxidant supplementation does not reduce the increase in lipid hydroperoxidation observed at 4300 m altitude.  
  Friedlander AL, A Subudhi, TA Hagobian, KA Jacobs, JA Fattor, K Stone, PB Rock, A Cymerman, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2003
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Books/Book Chapters

• Medical Aspects of Harsh Environments. 
  Chapter: Additional medical problems in mountain environments. 
  Page 821 - 859Rock PB, TH MaderEditors: KB Pandolf, RE Burr, PB Rock, SA Nunneley.Office of The Surgeon General, and Bordon Institute, Washington, D.C
• Hypoxia. Women at Altitude. 
  Chapter: Women at altitude: the effect of acclimatization on bone resorption as indicated by deoxypridinoline crosslinks. 
  Dominick BS, JT Mawson, L Holloway, B Braun, GE Butterfield, PB Rock, R Marcus, LG MooreEditors: CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia. Women at Altitude. 
  Chapter: Acute mountain sickness in women with repeat exposure to 4300 m. 
  PB Rock, SR Muza, CS Fulco, BA Beidleman, P Ondrus, TP Lyons, A CymermanEditors: CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia. Women at Altitude. 
  Chapter: the relationship between fluid balance and acute mountain sickness over the menstrual cycle. 
  Mawson JT, BS Dominick, PB Rock, GE Butterfield, B Braun, SR Muza, LG MooreEditors: CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia and the Brain. 
  Chapter: Urinary leukotriene levels are elevated upon exposure to high altitude and correlate with symptoms of acute mountain sickness. 
  Roach JM, SR Muza, PB Rock, TP Lyons, A CymermanEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia and the Brain. 
  Chapter: Menstrual cycle phase does not affect work performance at sea level and 4,300 M. 
  Beidleman BA, PB Rock, SR Muza, CS Fulco, T Lyons, JA Devine, A CymermanEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia and the Brain. 
  Chapter: Autologous erythrocyte infusion prior to altitude exposure (4300 m) does not alter the severity of acute mountain sickness. 
  Cymerman A, SR Muza, AJ Young, MN Sawka, T Lyons, PB Rock, CR ValeriEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia and the Brain. 
  Chapter: Staged vs rapid ascent to intermediate and high terrestrial elevations: effects on submaximal exercise performance. 
  Muza SR, TP Lyons, PB Rock, JM Roach, SA Smith, R Jackson, V Forte, A CymermanEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Hypoxia: The Tolerable Limits. 
  Chapter: Body temperature response to exercise at extreme altitude. 
  Sutton JR, JT Reeves, BM Groves, PD Wagner, A Cymerman, PM Young, MK Malconian, PB Rock, CS HoustonEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Benchmark Press, Indianapolis
• Hypoxia: The Tolerable Limits. 
  Chapter: Beta-adrenergic blockade during altitude acclimatization fails to prevent glycogen-sparing adaptations in muscle metabolism. 
  Young AJ, PM Young, PB Rock, A Cymerman, LG Moore, JT ReevesEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Benchmark Press, Indianapolis
• Hypoxia: The Tolerable Limits. 
  Chapter: Thirteen-hour exposure to 4572 m altitude is associated with decreased anterior pituitary response to hypothalamic releasing hormones. 
  Rock PB, TS Johnson, RF Spark, RF Larsen, LA Trad, CS Fulco, A CymermanEditors: JR Sutton, CS Houston, G Coates.Benchmark Press, Indianapolis
• Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook. 
  Chapter: Basic medical skills: Portable Pressure Chamber. 
  Rock PEditors: W. Farr.Edition 2,
• Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook. 
  Chapter: High altitude Illness. 
  Rock PEditors: W. Farr.Edition 2,
• Textbook of Military Medicine. 
  Chapter: Military medical operation in mountain environments. 
  Page 861 - 876R. Zajtchuk and R.F. BellamyEditors: R Zajtchuk, RF Bellamy.Department of the Army, Washington, D.C
• Medical Aspects of Harsh Environments. 
  Chapter: Military medical operations in mountain environments. 
  Page 861 - 876Rock PB, EJ IwanykEditors: KB Pandolf, RE Burr, PB Rock, SA Nunneley.Office of The Surgeon General, and Bordon Institute, Washington, D.C
• Textbook of Military Medicine. 
  Chapter: Additional medical problems in mountain environments. 
  Page 821 - 859Rock PB, TH MaderEditors: R Zajtchuk, RF Bellamy.Department of the Army, Washington, D.C
• Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription: Resource Manual. 
  Chapter: Musculoskeletal injury: Risks, prevention and first aid. 
  Jones, B.H., P.B. Rock and M.P. MooreEditors: SN Blair, P Painter, RP Pate, LK Smith and CB Taylor.Lea and Febiger, Indianapolis, IN
• Women at Altitude. 
  Chapter: Ovarian steroid hormones, volume regulatory hormones and plasma volume during acclimatization to 4300m. 
  Zamudio S, JT Reeves, G Butterfield, PB Rock, S Dominick, I Asmus, TE Dahms and LG MooreEditors: CS Houston and G Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Textbook of Military Medicine. 
  Chapter: Mountains and military medicine: an overview. 
  Rock P.BEditors: R Zajtchuk, RF Bellamy.Department of the Army and Bordon Institute, Washington, D.C
• Medical Aspects of Harsh Environments. 
  Chapter: Mountains and military medicine: an overview. 
  Rock P.BEditors: KB Pandolf, RE Burr, PB Rock and SA Nunneley.Office of The Surgeon General, and Bordon Institute, Washington, D.C
• Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook. 
  Chapter: Basic medical skills. Portable pressure chamber. 
  Rock PEditors: W. Whitlock.Teton NewMedia, Jackson, WY
• Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook. 
  Chapter: High altitude Illness. 
  Rock P, B CampbellEditors: W Whitlock.Teton NewMedia, Jackson, WY
• The 1997 Nagano Symposium on Sports Sciences. 
  Chapter: Adreno-sympathetic responses to exercise at 4300 m altitude. 
  Reeves JT, GE Butterfield, JT Mawson, RS Mazzeo, B Braun, S Zamudio, PB Rock, CS Fulco, SR Muza, A Cymerman, AJ Young, EE Wolfel, GA Brooks and LG MooreEditors: H Nose, ER Nadel and T Morimoto.Cooper Publishing Group, Carmel, IN
• Women at Altitude. 
  Chapter: Influence of menstrual cycle phase on ventilatory acclimatization. 
  Muza SR, PB Rock, CS Fulco, S Zamudio, B Braun, JT Reeves, GE Butterfield and LG MooreEditors: C.S. Houston and G. Coates.Queen City Printers, Burlington, VT
• Resource Manual for Guidelines on Exercise Testing and Prescription. 
  Chapter: Exercise-related musculoskeletal injuries: Risks, prevention, and care. 
  Jones BH, KL Reynolds, PB Rock and MP MooreLea & Febiger, Indianapolis, IN Edition 2,
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Abstracts/Posters

• Normobaric hypoxic exposure during sleep does not reduce acute mountain sickness during subsequent exposure to 4300 m altitude.
  Cymerman A, CS Fulco, SR Muza, BA Beidleman, R Demes, J Staab, LD Elliott, PB Rock, 16th International Hypoxia Symposium, Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada, 3/2009
• Benefit of acclimatization to moderate altitude on arterial oxygen saturation following rapid ascent.
  Muza SR, PB Rock, M Zupan, J Miller, Human Factors & Medicine Panel Symposium, Toronto, 10/2000
• Fibrinolysis is diminished in the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle in healthy young women.
  Lindenfeld JN, S Zamudio, G Butterfield, S Dominick, M Manco-Johnson, P Rock, LG Moore, 72nd American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, 2000
• The bipolar affect of altitude on mood state in women.
  Kambis KW, PB Rock, G Butterfield, SR Muza, A Cymerman, CS Fulco, LG Moore, the 11th International Hypoxia Symposium, 1999
• Effect of simulated altitude exposure on speech motor control and the development of acute mountain sickness (AMS).
  Cymerman A, P Lieberman, J Hochstadt, PB Rock, G Butterfield, L Moore, the 11th International Hypoxia Symposium, 1999
• Women at altitude: effect of alpha-blockade on the ventilatory and systemic arterial pressor responses to hypoxia and hypercapnia.
  Muza SR, PB Rock, GE Butterfield, EE Wolfel, LG Moore, the 11th International Hypoxia Symposium, 1999
• Effect of altitude exposure on brain volume and development of acute mountain sickness.
  Muza SR, TP Lyons, PB Rock, CS Fulco, BA Beidleman, S Smith, IA Morcz, GP Zientara, A Cymerman, the 11th International Hypoxia Symposium, 1999
• Forearm hemodynamics during acclimatizaion to 4300 m with and without α1-adrenergic blockade.
  Zamudio S, M Douglas, RR Rathod, RE McCullough, RG McCullough, SR Muza, P Rock, G Butterfield, LG Moore, the 11th International Hypoxia Symposium, 1999
• Diminished sympathetic and preserved parasympathetic activity with alpha-adrenergic blockade in women at high altitude.
  Wolfel EE, M Meertens, J Tokeshi, RE McCullough, PB Rock, GE Butterfield, B Braun, LG Moore, the International Hypoxia Symposium, 1999
• Diminished vascular response to phenylephrine infusion in women after nine days at 4,300 m altitude.
  Wolfel EE, P Rock, RE McCullough, B Braun, GE Butterfield, LG Moore, the International Hypoxia Symposia, 1999
• Women at altitude: Free radical production and vitamin E status at 4300 m.
  Bradford S, B Braun, S Zamudio, P Rock, M Traber, J Liu, B Ames, LG Moore, G Butterfield, the International Hypoxia Symposia, 1999
• Fibrinolysis is enhanced in healthy young women acclimatizing to 4300 m.
  Lindenfeld J, S Zamudio, G Butterfield, S Dominick, M Manco-Johnson, P Rock, LG Moore, the International Hypoxia Symposia, 1999
• Alpha adrenergic blockade limits the increase in ambulatory blood pressure observed in young women after short-term residence at 4,300 m altitude.
  Wolfel EE, J Tokeshi, M Meertens, RE McCullough, PB Rock, GE Butterfield, LG Moore, FASEB Journal, 1999
• Endogenous human atrial natriuretic peptide (hANP) does not affect plasma renin activity (PRA) or aldosterone (ALDO) during submaximal exercise at altitude.
  Rock PB, WJ Kraemer, CS Fulco, LA Trad, CD Cruthirds, BA Ruscio, MK Malconian, PM Young, A Cymerman, Federation Proceedings
• Plasma vasopressin, catecholamines and lactate during exhaustive exercise at extreme simulated altitude Operation Everest II.
  Sutton JR, HJ Green, PM Young, PB Rock, A Cymerman, CS Houston, Canadian Journal of Applied Sports Science
• Maximal oxygen uptake (V02max) improves during one- but not two-legged cycling during altitude acclimatization (AA).
  Fulco C, P Rock, L Trad, V Forte, Jr, B Ruscio, M Malconian, A Cymerman, Federation Proceedings
• Ventilatory endurance at altitude.
  Forte VA, Jr, DE Leith, CS Fulco, S Muza, MK Malconian, PB Rock, A Cymerman, Federation Proceedings
• Digital image analysis of hypoxia-induced retinal vasodilation.
  Meehan R, P Rock, G Taylor, N Hunter, T Mader, N Cintron, A Cymerman, Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine
• Operation Everest II: Reduced plasma ammonia accumulation during progressive exercise to exhaustion.
  Young PM, PB Rock, A Cymerman, JR Sutton, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise
• Atropine lowers body temperature during exercise in a cool environment.
  Kolka MA, LA Stephenson, PB Rock, AE Allan, Physiologist
• Onset of lactate accumulation during progressive exercise is unaltered after 11 days at altitude.
  Trad LA, CS Fulco, PB Rock, BA Ruscio, PM Young, A Cymerman, Physiologist
• Operation Everest II: Comparison of four instruments for measuring blood oxygen saturation.
  Forte VA, Jr, MK Malconian, PB Rock, PM Young, LA Trad, BA Ruscio, J Sutton, C Houston, A Cymerman, Physiologist
• Ventilatory acclimatization to 4300 m retained eight days after return to sea level.
  Muza SR, CS Fulco, BA Beidleman, PB Rock, T Lyons, A Cymerman, the 8th International Hypoxia Symposium, Lake Louise, Canada
• Prior acclimatization to 4300 m reduces acute mountain sickness symptomatology with reinduction.
  Lyons TP, SR Muza, PB Rock, A Cymerman, the 8th International Hypoxia Symposium, Lake Louise, Canada
• Reductions in resting intraocular pressure (IOP) during acute, chronic, and repeat exposure to high altitude (4300M).
  Cymerman A, PB Rock, S R Muza, TP Lyons, CS Fulco, EJ Iwanyk, the 8th International Hypoxia Symposium, Lake Louise, Canada
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Lectures

• Women at Altitude: Menstrual Cycle, AMS and Acclimatization. 
  Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Oxygen Toxicity: Too much of a good thing? 
  Introductory Course: Hyperbaric Medicine and Wound Care Challenges. Serena Group
• Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Common Things are Common, But Not Easy to Treat. 
  Oklahoma State University Medical Center & Oklahoma University School of Nursing
• Altitude Illness: When Mankind’s Reach Exceeds Its Gasp. 
  New Mexico Osteopathic Medical Association
• Iterations of Icarus: Injury in the Aerospace Environment. 
  Oklahoma State University Medical Center
• Aircraft Crash Injuries Presenting to the Emergency Department. 
  Oklahoma State University
• Into a Molecular Future: Tulsa’s Growth Opportunities in the New Sciences of Life-Bio-Nano. 
  Tulsa Community College
• Hyperbaric Medicine. 
  Oklahoma Podiatric Medical Association
• An Introduction to Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. 
  Indian Healthcare Resource Center - Tulsa
• Common Medical Problems in Aviation Personnel. 
  26th Aviation Battalion, Army National Guard
• Altitude-Related Medical Emergencies. 
  US Joint Services Symposium on Emergency Medicine
• Medical Considerations for Operations in Mountain Environments. 
  US Special Operations Command Surgeon Conference
• Medical Problems at High Terrestrial Altitudes. 
  Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
• Medical Problems During Travel to Mountain Regions. 
  University of Connecticut, Continuing Medical Education Conference.
• Stress de Combate en los Pilotos y como prevenirlo. 
  Militar Aviación Ejécito
• El uso de la Dexametasona en la Prevención del Soroche o Enfermedad de Altura. 
  Hospital Militar Central
• High Altitude Cerebral Edema and Operation Everest II. 
  Medical Specialty Rounds, Leonard Morse Hospital
• Medical Problems at High Mountain Terrain. 
  804th Hospital Center, 13th Medical Symposium
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Other

• Living for six days at 2200 m improves time-trial performance of sea-level residents exposed to 4300 m. 
  Fulco CS, SR Muza, B Beidleman, J Jones, E Lammi, J Staab, PB Rock, K Kambis, E Glickman, BK Doan, MD Brothers, M Zupan, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report T08-04
  2/2008
• Validation of a shortened electronic version of the environmental symptoms questionnaire. 
  Beidleman BA, SR Muza, CS Fulco, A Cymerman, PB Rock, USARIEM Technical Report, T07-03
  11/2006
• Maintaining endurance performance at high altitude (4300 m) despite severe energy intake deficit. 
  Fulco CS, SR Muza, AL Friedlander, PB Rock, B Braun, CJ Baker-Fulco, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report T07-01
  1/2006
• Endurance performance of moderate altitude residents during initial exposure to 4300 m. 
  Fulco CS, M Zupan, T Payn, M Hannon, K Kambis, E Glickman, S Muza, PB Rock, L Elliott, J Staab, M Tapia, D Rufolo, BA Beidleman, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report, T05-05
  3/2005
• Oculomotor and pupillary reflexes during acclimatization to high altitude (4300 m). 
  Cymerman A, AL Friedlander, SR Muza, TA Hagobian, AW Subudhi, KA Jacobs, KS Stone, KW Kambis, CS Fulco, PB Rock, USARIEM Technical Report T05-04
  1/2005
• Influence of moderate altitude residence on arterial oxygen saturation at higher altitudes. 
  Muza SR, PB Rock, M Zupan, J Miller, WR Thomas, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report, T03-11
  3/2003
• Carbohydrate supplementation improves time-trial cycle performance at 4300 m altitude. 
  Fulco CS, KW Kambis, AL Friedlander, PB Rock, JE Staab, R Soares, DW DeGroot, M Ardelt, SR Muza, B Beidleman, A Grediagin, SF Lewis, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report, T03-7
  2/2003
• Women at altitude: Effect of menstrual-cycle phase on acute mountain sickness during deployment to high altitude terrain. 
  Rock PB, SR Muza, CS Fulco, B Braun, S Zamudio, RE McCullough, RG McCullough, A Cymerman, EE Wolfel, KW Kambis, RS Mazzeo, GE Butterfield, LG Moore, USARIEM Technical Report, T01-18
  10/2001
• Benefit of acclimatization to moderate altitude on arterial oxygen saturation following rapid ascent to 4300 m. 
  Muza SR, PB Rock, M Zupan, J Miller
  6/2001
• The effect of energy deficit on physical performance at sea level and 4,3000 m altitude. 
  Fulco CS, A Friedlander, SR Muza, PB Rock, S Robinson, E Lammi, CJ Baker-Fulco, J McDonald, KW Kambis, B Braun, SF Lewis, G Butterfield, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report, T01-10
  5/2001
• Orthostatic tolerance during α1-adrenergic receptor blockade at high altitude. 
  Fulco CS, SR Muza, PB Rock, AK Matthews, KW Kambis, B Braun, G Butterfield, SF Lewis, EE Wolfel, LG Moore, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report T00-04
  4/2000
• Susceptibility to acute mountain sickness: relationship to pre-ascent resting ventilation. 
  Muza SR, PB Rock, T Lyons, CS Fulco, BA Beidleman, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report, T00-18
  2000
• Ventilatory acclimatization in women to high altitude. 
  Muza SR, PB Rock, CS Fulco, S Zamudio, B Braun, JT Reeves, A Cymerman, GE Butterfield, LG Moore, USARIEM Technical Report T99-8
  12/1999
• Orthostatic tolerance during alpha-adrenergic receptor blockage at high altitude. 
  Fulco CS, SR Muza, PB Rock, A matthews, KW Kambis, B Braun, G Butterfield, SF Lewis, EE Wolfel, LG Moore, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report T00-04
  3/1999
• Speech motor control and the development of acute mountain sickness (AMS). 
  Cymerman A, P Lieberman, J Hochstadt, PB Rock, GE Butterfield, LG Moore, USARIEM Technical Report T99-5
  2/1999
• Women at altitude: Voluntary muscle exercise performance with and without α-adrenergic receptor blockade. 
  Fulco CS, SR Muza, PB Rock, A Matthews, KW Kambis, B Braun, G Butterfield, SF Lewis, EE Wolfel, LG Moore, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report T99-3
  2/1999
• Reproducible muscle performance during constant work rate dynamic leg exercise. 
  Fulco CS, PB Rock, SR Muza, E Lammi, KW Kambis, A Cymerman, SF Lewis, G Butterfield, B Braun, LG Moore, USARIEM Technical Report T98-21
  10/1998
• Reproducible muscle performance during constant work rate dynamic leg exercise. 
  Fulco CS, PB Rock, SR Muza, E Lammi, KW Kambis, A Cymerman, SF Lewis, G Butterfield, B Braun, LG Moore, USARIEM Technical Report T98-21
  6/1998
• Acute mountain sickness: relationship to brain volume and efficacy of oral glycerol prophylaxis. 
  Muza SR, T Lyons, PB Rock, CS Fulco, BA Beidleman, SA Smith, IA Morocz, GP Zientara, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report T98-20
  6/1998
• Effect of menstrual cycle phase on muscle fatigue and physical performance during high altitude acclimatization. 
  Fulco CS, PB Rock, SR Muza, E Lammi, A Cymerman, KW Kambis, SF Lewis, GE Butterfield, B Braun, JT Reeves, S Zamudio, LG Moore, USARIEM Technical Report T98-8
  4/1998
• Effects of high terrestrial altitude on physical work performance in an NBC protective uniform. 
  Muza SR, R Jackson, PB Rock, J Roach, T Lyons, A Cymerman, USARIEM Technical Report
  9/1997
• Sustaining soldier health and performance in Operation Support Hope: Guidance for small unit leaders. 
  Sawka MN, JM Roach, AJ Young, HE Modrow, MJ Reardon, BH Jones, B Petruccelli, PB Rock, USARIEM Technical Note 94-3
  8/1994
• Medical problems in high mountain environments: A handbook for medical officers. 
  Cymerman A, PB Rock, USARIEM Technical Note 94-2
  2/1994
• Sustaining soldier health and performance in the former Republic of Yugoslavia: Guidance for small unit leaders. 
  Jones BH, PB Rock, MN Sawka, HE Modrow, GC Lindsay, B Petruccelli, MZ Mays, MA O'Mara, AJ Young, LA Stroschein, GP Kruger, USARIEM Technical Note 93-6
  6/1993
• Sustaining soldier health and performance in Somalia: Guidance for small unit leaders. 
  Modrow HE, RE Burr, BH Jones, MZ Mays, PB Rock, MN Sawka, B Petruccelli, WT Matthew, TC Murphy, N King, SR Hursh, GC Lindsay, GP Krueger, USARIEM Technical Note 93-1
  12/1992
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