Frontal cerebral cortex blood flow, oxygen delivery and oxygenation during normoxic and hypoxic exercise in athletes
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Evgenia Cherouveim | Peter D Wagner | Dimitris Athanasopoulos | S. Zakynthinos | I. Vogiatzis | P. Wagner | H. Habazettl | H. Wagner | Ioannis Vogiatzis | Helmut Habazettl | Harrieth Wagner | Charis Roussos | Spyros Zakynthinos | Z. Louvaris | Zafeiris Louvaris | Vasilis Andrianopoulos | C. Roussos | E. Cherouveim | D. Athanasopoulos | V. Andrianopoulos
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