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- The author discusses key design principles for equipment used in intermittent normobaric hypoxia.
- They classify the various diagrams and evaluate the pros and cons of different types of hypoxicators, particularly those using compressed gases versus atmospheric air.
- The text also highlights effective applications of these hypoxicators in specific areas.
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The author relates the principles of the design of the equipment for intermittent normobaric hypoxia. Provides the classification of diagrams, notes advantages and short-comings of the hypoxicators of both groups (forming gas hypoxic mixtures from compressed gases and atmospheric air). Delineates areas where they can be used efficiently.
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