Changes in lower limb volume in humans during parabolic flight.
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B. Cholley | D. Rivière | A. Capderou | O. Bailliart | P. Vaïda | P. Téchoueyres | J. Lachaud | D Rivière | C. Kays | B P Cholley | C Kays | P Téchoueyres | J L Lachaud | P Vaïda | A Capderou | O Bailliart
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