Cognitive functions and cerebral oxygenation changes during acute and prolonged hypoxic exposure
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Laurence Casini | Stéphane Perrey | Pierrick J. Arnal | Karen Davranche | Thomas Rupp | Samuel Verges | S. Perrey | P. Arnal | S. Vergès | T. Rupp | K. Davranche | L. Casini
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