Visualization of the fetal circle of Willis and intra-cerebral arteries by color-coded Doppler von Arbeille, P.H., Tranquart, F., Berson, M., Roncin, A., Saliba, E., Pourcelot, L.

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The association between the Doppler hypoxia index and arterial umbilical cord pH in multiple gestation pregnancies complicated by intrauterine growth restriction von Musser, U., Gaziano, E. P., Arbeille, P. H.

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Exploration of the fetal cerebral blood flow by duplex doppler—linear array system in normal and pathological pregnancies von Arbeille, P.H., Roncin, A., Berson, M., Patat, F., Pourcelot, L.

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WS08‐06Fetal hemodynamics, hypoxia index and brain damage von Salihagić, A., Jugović, D., Tumbri, J., Latin, V., Kos, M., Kurjak, A., Arbeille, P. H.

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Cardiac and vascular adaptation to 0g with and without thigh cuffs (Antares 14 and Altair 21 day Mir spaceflights) von Arbeille, Ph, Fomina, G., Achaibou, F., Pottier, J., Kotovskaya, A.

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P94Fetal cerebrovascular response to chronic hypoxia von Jugovic, D., Laurini, R., Judaš, M., Arbeille, PH, Kurjak, A., Salihagić, A.

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Effect on the cardiac function of repeated LBNP during a 1-month head down tilt von Arbeille, Ph, Lebouard, D., Massabuau, M., Pottier, J.M., Patat, F., Pourcelot, L., Guell, A.

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WISE 2005: responses of women to sublingual nitroglycerin before and after 56 days of 6 degrees head-down bed rest von Zuj, K., Edgell, H., Shoemaker, J., Custaud, Marc-Antoine, Arbeille, Philippe, Hughson, R.

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WISE 2005: responses of women to sublingual nitroglycerin before and after 56 days of 6° head-down bed rest von Zuj, K A, Edgell, H, Shoemaker, J K, Custaud, M A, Arbeille, P, Hughson, R L

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WISE 2005: responses of women to sublingual nitroglycerin before and after 56 days of 6° head-down bed rest von ZUJ, K. A, EDGELL, H, SHOEMAKER, J. K, CUSTAUD, M. A, ARBEILLE, P, HUGHSON, R. L

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Breast Tumor Cells Transendothelial Migration Induces Endothelial Cell Anoikis Through Extracellular Matrix Degradation von EYRI, Nicole P, BERARD, Madeleine, FAUVEL-LAFEVE, Françoise, TROCHON, Veronique, ARBEILLE, Brigitte, LU, H. E, LEGRAND, Chantal, CREPIN, Michel

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Effect of human head flexion on the control of peripheral blood flow in microgravity and in 1 g von Herault, S, Tobal, N, Normand, H, Roumy, J, Denise, P, Arbeille, P

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Doppler assessment of the fetal cerebral hemodynamic response to moderate or severe maternal anemia von Carles, Gabriel, Tobal, Nathalie, Raynal, Pierre, Herault, Stéphane, Beucher, Gael, Marret, Henri, Arbeille, Philippe

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OP06.20: In utero Doppler ultrasound‐guided embolization for the treatment of a large, vascular sacrococcygeal teratoma causing fetal hydrops von Perrotin, F., Herbreteau, D., Machet, M. C., Potin, J., Lardy, H., Arbeille, P.

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Fetal Doppler Hypoxic index for the prediction of abnormal fetal heart rate at delivery in chronic fetal distress von Arbeille, Philippe, Perrotin, Franck, Salihagic, Aida, Sthale, Hakan, Lansac, Jacques, Platt, Lawrence D

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Assessment of the fetal Po2 changes by cerebral and umbilical doppler on lamb fetuses during acute hypoxia von ARBEILLE, P, MAULIK, D, FIGNON, A, STALE, H, BERSON, M, BODARD, S, LOCATELLI, A

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Development of an ex vivo model of pig kidney perfused with human lymphocytes. Analysis of xenogeneic cellular reactions von Khalfoun, Bachir, Barrat, Didier, Watier, Hervé, Machet, Marie Christine, Arbeille-Brassart, Brigitte, Riess, Jean G., Salmon, Henri, Gruel, Yves, Bardos, Pierre, Lebranchu, Yvon

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Acute reversible placental dysfunction and abnormal fetal heart rate at delivery von Carles, Gabriel, Tobal, Nathalie, Marret, Henri, Arbeille, Philippe

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Cardiovascular control in space and on earth: The challenge of gravity von Verheyden, B, Aubert, A, Beckers, F, Arbeille, P, van de Borne, P, Heidbuchel, H, Fagard, R, Verdonck, F

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Carotid artery plaque composition — Relationship to clinical presentation and ultrasound B-mode imaging von European Carotid Plaque Study Group

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