[Comparative Studies of Physical Efficiency of Man in Muscular Exertion, Oxygen Deficiency and Acceleration]

Overview

Journal Int Z Angew Physiol

Specialty Occupational Medicine

Date 1966 Jul 8

PMID 5988912

Citations 5

Authors

K E KLEIN

H BRUNER

J Eichhorn

K Schalkhauser

J SCHOTTE

E D Voigt

H M WEGMANN

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Citing Articles

[Daily rhythms and functional diagnosis of the peripheral circulatory regulation].

KLEIN K, BRUNER H, Finger R, Schalkhauser K, WEGMANN H Int Z Angew Physiol. 1966; 23(2):125-39.

PMID: 5997634

[Dependency of orthostatic and acceleration tolerance upon stature and physical fitness].

KLEIN K, Backhausen F, BRUNER H, Eichhorn J, JOVY D, SCHOTTE J Int Z Angew Physiol. 1968; 26(3):205-26.

PMID: 5727805

[Submaximal load and maximal capacity. I. Biochemical studies on untrained males during physical exercise].

WEGMANN H, KLEIN K, BRUNER H Int Z Angew Physiol. 1968; 26(1):4-12.

PMID: 5700897

[False evaluations of maximal oxygen uptake during its determination with indirect methods].

Eichhorn J, BRUNER H, KLEIN K, WEGMANN H Int Z Angew Physiol. 1967; 24(4):275-83.

PMID: 5602083

[Validity of E.A. Müller's LPI in determining the physical fitness of trained and untrained subjects].

Ulmer H, Roske U, Link K Int Z Angew Physiol. 1971; 29(4):343-58.

PMID: 5144918

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