Disqualifying Medical Conditions of Flying Personnel in Chinese Army and Air Force

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Chinese Medical Sciences Journal Vol. 23, Issue 4, Pages: 253(2008)

Updated：2024-04-10

- Disqualifying Medical Conditions of Flying Personnel in Chinese Army and Air Force
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  Supported by a grant from the Chinese People’s Liberation Army （04XL022）
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  CLC： R82
- Published：2008
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[1].Disqualifying Medical Conditions of Flying Personnel in Chinese Army and Air Force[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,2008,23(04):253.

Chun-wei Wang1, Shu-xuan Xu2, Xian-rong Xu2, et al. Disqualifying Medical Conditions of Flying Personnel in Chinese Army and Air Force[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2008, 23(4): 253.
[1].Disqualifying Medical Conditions of Flying Personnel in Chinese Army and Air Force[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,2008,23(04):253. DOI：

Chun-wei Wang1, Shu-xuan Xu2, Xian-rong Xu2, et al. Disqualifying Medical Conditions of Flying Personnel in Chinese Army and Air Force[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2008, 23(4): 253. DOI：

<正>After inpatient aircrews of Chinese Army and Air Force are treated at local hospitals

their health status will be evaluated. If it is aeronautically adaptable

the conclusion would be flying qualification; if it may impact the flight safety or the flight environment may aggravate the

<正>After inpatient aircrews of Chinese Army and Air Force are treated at local hospitals

their health status will be evaluated. If it is aeronautically adaptable

the conclusion would be flying qualification; if it may impact the flight safety or the flight environment may aggravate the

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