Space Flight–Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome von Lee, Andrew G, Mader, Thomas H, Gibson, C. Robert, Tarver, William

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Space flight-associated neuro-ocular syndrome (SANS) von Lee, Andrew G, Mader, Thomas H, Gibson, C Robert, Brunstetter, Tyson J, Tarver, William J

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Spaceflight associated neuro-ocular syndrome (SANS) and the neuro-ophthalmologic effects of microgravity: a review and an update von Lee, Andrew G., Mader, Thomas H., Gibson, C. Robert, Tarver, William, Rabiei, Pejman, Riascos, Roy F., Galdamez, Laura A., Brunstetter, Tyson

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The effect of long-duration spaceflight on perivascular spaces within the brain von Wostyn, Peter, Mader, Thomas H., Gibson, Charles Robert, Nedergaard, Maiken

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The Posterior Displacement of the Bruch's Membrane Opening: A Surprising Finding in Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-Ocular Syndrome von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, C Robert, Mader, Thomas H

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New insights in brain-to-eye transport: can excess cerebrospinal fluid in astronauts escape into the eye? von Wostyn, Peter, Mader, Thomas H, Gibson, C Robert, Nedergaard, Maiken

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The Enigma of the Posterior Displacement of the Bruch Membrane Opening During Spaceflight von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H

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Optic Disc Edema, Globe Flattening, Choroidal Folds, and Hyperopic Shifts Observed in Astronauts after Long-duration Space Flight von Mader, Thomas H., MD, Gibson, C. Robert, OD, Pass, Anastas F., OD, JD, Kramer, Larry A., MD, Lee, Andrew G., MD, Fogarty, Jennifer, PhD, Tarver, William J., MD, Dervay, Joseph P., MD, Hamilton, Douglas R., MD, PhD, Sargsyan, Ashot, MD, Phillips, John L., PhD, Tran, Duc, DO, Lipsky, William, MD, Choi, Jung, OD, Stern, Claudia, MD, PhD, Kuyumjian, Raffi, MD, Polk, James D., DO

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Spaceflight associated neuro-ocular syndrome: proposed pathogenesis, terrestrial analogues, and emerging countermeasures von Ong, Joshua, Tarver, William, Brunstetter, Tyson, Mader, Thomas Henry, Gibson, C Robert, Mason, Sara S, Lee, Andrew

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Peripapillary Hyper‐Reflective Ovoid Mass‐Like Structures in Astronauts von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H.

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Acute use of lower body negative pressure during spaceflight does not decrease choroidal thickness von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H.

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The buffering capacity of the brain and optic nerve against spaceflight-associated neuro-ocular syndrome von Wostyn, Peter, Mader, Thomas H., Gibson, Charles Robert, De Deyn, Peter Paul

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Increased Ventricular Cerebrospinal Fluid Volumes in Spaceflight-Associated Neuroocular Syndrome—A Curse or a Blessing? von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H

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The odyssey of the ocular and cerebrospinal fluids during a mission to Mars: the “ocular glymphatic system” under pressure von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H.

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Re: Wåhlin et al.: Optic nerve length before and after spaceflight (Ophthalmology. 2021;128:309–316) von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H.

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The escape of retrobulbar cerebrospinal fluid in the astronaut’s eye: mission impossible? von Wostyn, Peter, Mader, Thomas H., Gibson, Charles Robert, Killer, Hanspeter Esriel

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Spaceflight associated neuro-ocular syndrome (SANS): an update on potential microgravity-based pathophysiology and mitigation development von Ong, Joshua, Mader, Thomas H., Gibson, C. Robert, Mason, Sara S., Lee, Andrew G.

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Association of Long-Duration Spaceflight With Anterior and Posterior Ocular Structure Changes in Astronauts and Their Recovery von Macias, Brandon R, Patel, Nimesh B, Gibson, C. Robert, Samuels, Brian C, Laurie, Steven S, Otto, Christian, Ferguson, Connor R, Lee, Stuart M. C, Ploutz-Snyder, Robert, Kramer, Larry A, Mader, Thomas H, Brunstetter, Tyson, Stenger, Michael B

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Can Choroidal Engorgement Temporarily Protect Astronauts Against Optic Disc Edema? von Wostyn, Peter, Gibson, Charles Robert, Mader, Thomas H

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The perivascular space of the central retinal artery as a potential major cerebrospinal fluid inflow route: implications for optic disc edema in astronauts von Wostyn, Peter, Mader, Thomas H., Gibson, Charles Robert, Killer, Hanspeter Esriel

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