Precision Medicine for Long and Safe Permanence of Humans in Space
- 1st Edition - November 30, 2024
- Latest edition
- Editor: Chayakrit Krittanawong
- Language: English
Precision Medicine for Long and Safe Permanence of Humans in Space serves as a reference to assist with the diagnosis of medical conditions (e.g., microgravity, space radiation), m… Read more
Description
Description
Precision Medicine for Long and Safe Permanence of Humans in Space serves as a reference to assist with the diagnosis of medical conditions (e.g., microgravity, space radiation), monitoring inflight, clinical decision-making inflight, disease prediction and prevention (pre- or postflight), and the facilitation of precision space medicine. This book defines the basic concepts of space health, fundamental physics, and biology in space and highlights the current applications, current challenges, and future directions in space medicine. Each chapter discusses precision medicine to a specific medical subspecialty, including cardiovascular disease, neurology, nephrology, endocrinology, ophthalmology, hepatology, hematology, pulmonology, emergency medicine, nutrition, dermatology, immunology, mental health, regenerative medicine, surgery, vascular surgery, anesthesiology, urology, OB-GYN, and male and female reproductive issues in space. Additionally, this book discusses current artificial intelligence (AI) technology in space, AI in commercial space industry, and recent space health progress worldwide (e.g., NASA, China, Japan, the Middle East). This book serves as an ideal companion for healthcare professionals, scientists, researchers, postdoctoral fellows, students, or anyone interested in space travel.
Key features
Key features
- Compiles current research on precision space health within each medical subspecialty
- Covers the role of organ systems as well as short- and long-term effects
- Written by experts in the field of space health worldwide
Readership
Readership
Clinicians (all specialties), Researchers, Residents, Fellows, Medical Doctors, Astronauts or those interested in space travel, and Healthcare ProfessionalsMedical Students, Bioinformatic Students, Engineering Students, Bioinformaticians, Bioengineers, Engineers, Data Scientists, and Master’s Students (bioinformatics, health policy, data science)
Table of contents
Table of contents
Section 1: Introduction
1. Fundamental Physics in Space
2. The Space Radiation Environment and Human Health Risks
Section 2: Precision Medicine in Space in specialties
3. Precision Nutrition in Space
4. Behavioral health in space
5. Urology (Renal Stone)
6. Body Fluid Homeostasis and Kidney Function in Space Flight
7. Surgery in spaceflight
8. Endocrinology
9. Pulmonary
10. Women's Health
11. Anesthesia
12. Regenerative Medicine and Spaceflight
13. Emergency Medicine in spaceflight
14. Sex-specific differences in the adaption to the spaceflight of mammals.
15. Anemia
16. Current AI Technology in Space
17. Clinical Emergencies in Space
18. Dermatology in Space
19. Immune System in Space
20. Neurology in Space
21. OB-GYN
22. Musculoskeletal system in spaceflight
23. Vascular Surgery in Space
24. Ovarian Issues in Human Spaceflight
25. Male Reproductive Issues in Space
26. Mammalian Reproduction in Spaceflight
27. Ophthalmology in Space
28. Mental Health in Spaceflight
Section 3: Recent progress in each country
29. Ultrasound in spaceflight
30. Recent progress on the Chinese space program
31. Recent Progress on Japanese Human Spaceflight Medical Operations
32. Cardiovascular Disease in Spaceflight
33. Exploring Frontiers: The Evolution and Future Trajectory of Space Medicine Initiatives in the Middle East
34. Lymphatic system in space
35. Spaceflight Hygiene: A Keynote for Space Travelers and the Spacecraft Designers
36. Hepatology during spaceflight
37. AI in commercial space industry
1. Fundamental Physics in Space
2. The Space Radiation Environment and Human Health Risks
Section 2: Precision Medicine in Space in specialties
3. Precision Nutrition in Space
4. Behavioral health in space
5. Urology (Renal Stone)
6. Body Fluid Homeostasis and Kidney Function in Space Flight
7. Surgery in spaceflight
8. Endocrinology
9. Pulmonary
10. Women's Health
11. Anesthesia
12. Regenerative Medicine and Spaceflight
13. Emergency Medicine in spaceflight
14. Sex-specific differences in the adaption to the spaceflight of mammals.
15. Anemia
16. Current AI Technology in Space
17. Clinical Emergencies in Space
18. Dermatology in Space
19. Immune System in Space
20. Neurology in Space
21. OB-GYN
22. Musculoskeletal system in spaceflight
23. Vascular Surgery in Space
24. Ovarian Issues in Human Spaceflight
25. Male Reproductive Issues in Space
26. Mammalian Reproduction in Spaceflight
27. Ophthalmology in Space
28. Mental Health in Spaceflight
Section 3: Recent progress in each country
29. Ultrasound in spaceflight
30. Recent progress on the Chinese space program
31. Recent Progress on Japanese Human Spaceflight Medical Operations
32. Cardiovascular Disease in Spaceflight
33. Exploring Frontiers: The Evolution and Future Trajectory of Space Medicine Initiatives in the Middle East
34. Lymphatic system in space
35. Spaceflight Hygiene: A Keynote for Space Travelers and the Spacecraft Designers
36. Hepatology during spaceflight
37. AI in commercial space industry
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: November 30, 2024
- Language: English
About the editor
About the editor
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Chayakrit Krittanawong
Dr. Chayakrit Krittanawong is a clinician-scientist advancing artificial intelligence and translational applications of emerging technologies in cardiovascular medicine, including precision “space-health” approaches. He has contributed to major guideline and standards initiatives through oversight, commissioning, and review activities for American College of Cardiology (ACC) Expert Consensus Decision Pathways and ACC/AHA guidance on performance measures. He also participates in the ACC/AHA Task Force on Clinical Data Standards and contributes to ACC and American Heart Association Clinical Practice Guidelines writing efforts. Dr. Krittanawong leads research as a principal investigator, with work spanning integrative omics, bioinformatics, large-scale data analytics, machine learning and deep learning, digital health, and wearable-enabled preventive care. His peer-reviewed publications and recognition reflect a multidisciplinary impact across AI, medical physics, and medical imaging. He is also a co-inventor on multiple medical patents.
Affiliations and expertise
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