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Biomedical performance monitoring and assessment of astronauts by means of an ocular-vestibular monitoring system

机译：通过眼前庭监测系统对宇航员进行生物医学性能监测和评估

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The paper focuses on the strong correlation between unmitigated symptoms exhibited by post Space flight astronauts, and symptoms associated with postural deficiency syndrome (PDS) that can be correctly assessed, identified, and monitored via a neurophysiological ocular-vestibular monitoring system (OVMS). From examining clinical data taken over a 10-year period from patients experiencing PDS related acute and chronic post-traumatic medical conditions, the authors show the potential for current assessment and monitoring techniques to examine better the impacts on astronaut neurophysiology. The data presented provide strong evidence that this biomedical monitoring and assessment methodology along with appropriate technology can lead to a better understanding of astronaut post-flight neurophysiology, which is necessary if human exploration in Space is to continue on a successful path.
机译：这篇论文着重于太空飞行后的宇航员所表现出的缓解症状与姿势不足综合症（PDS）相关的症状之间的强相关性，这些症状可以通过神经生理性眼-vesvebular监测系统（OVMS）进行正确的评估，鉴定和监测。通过检查十年来从患有PDS相关的急性和慢性创伤后医疗状况的患者那里获得的临床数据，作者显示了当前评估和监测技术的潜力，以更好地检查对宇航员神经生理学的影响。所提供的数据提供了有力的证据，表明这种生物医学监测和评估方法以及适当的技术可以使人们更好地理解宇航员飞行后的神经生理学，这对于人类在太空中的探索要继续取得成功是必不可少的。

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