[General condition evaluations by members of ISS missions 1 to 15].

Traditionally crew questioning about general wellbeing is a part of their psychic monitoring. Information provided during compasses at the Earth's request is included in the neuropsychic section of the weekly crew health report prepared by the medical support group at the Moscow Mission Control Center. Purpose of the work was to analyze the structure content of comments on well-being made by the members of ISS-1-15 crews as well as emotionality of these comments excited by heavy work-rest schedule and length of space duties.

Long-term safety and efficacy of repositioning dislocated plate haptic intraocular lenses in the ciliary sulcus.

Purpose: To report safety and efficacy outcomes of repositioning posterior dislocated plate haptic lenses (PHLs) in the ciliary sulcus (CS).

Design: Retrospective interventional case series.

Methods: Fifteen consecutive eyes with dislocated PHL repositioned in the CS were reviewed retrospectively.

Culture plate temperature and delayed incubation effect on bacterial recovery.

Purpose: To discover if initial culturing conditions (plate temperature and time delay to incubation) adversely influence the recovery of organisms associated with bacterial keratitis.

Methods: The rate of temperature equilibration of culture plates taken from a refrigerator and placed in an incubator and left on the desk was evaluated with a digital thermometer. A standard inoculum for each of five organisms (S.

[Regulation of the vertical posture after flights on the Saliut-4 orbital station].

Stabilographic examinations of the crewmembers of the orbital station Salyut-4 demonstrated that one of the most characteristic manifestations of posture-tonic deconditioning induced by a prolonged exposure to weightlessness was an emergence of high-frequency oscillations (with a cycle of 0.1--0.15 sec) of the common center of body gravity, the fraction of the oscillations decreasing during the first weeks of the postflight period.