Aerospace Medicine Technical Reports
FAA Office of Aerospace Medicine
Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
Report No: DOT/FAA/AM-66/30
Title and Subtitle: Protecting the AG pilot.
Report Date: September 1966
Authors: Mohler SR, Harper CR.
Abstract: Summarized data resulting from a detailed review of fatal and non-fatal aerial applicator accidents are presented with an analysis of the factors underlying the accidents. The role of toxic substance is evaluated. Preventive and newer therapeutic approaches are given.
Key Words: aviation accidents, poisons, pesticides, airborne, poisoning, aviation safety, shock (pathology), impact shock, therapy, aviation medicine.
No. of Pages: 10
Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
Report No: DOT/FAA/AM-66/30
Title and Subtitle: Protecting the AG pilot.
Report Date: September 1966
Authors: Mohler SR, Harper CR.
Abstract: Summarized data resulting from a detailed review of fatal and non-fatal aerial applicator accidents are presented with an analysis of the factors underlying the accidents. The role of toxic substance is evaluated. Preventive and newer therapeutic approaches are given.
Key Words: aviation accidents, poisons, pesticides, airborne, poisoning, aviation safety, shock (pathology), impact shock, therapy, aviation medicine.
No. of Pages: 10
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