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Fabio Morgagni
Researcher at Aeronáutica
Publications - 11
Citations - 148
Fabio Morgagni is an academic researcher from Aeronáutica. The author has contributed to research in topics: Hypobaric chamber & Tympanometry. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 11 publications receiving 122 citations.
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Gender differences in navigational memory: pilots vs. nonpilots
Paola Verde,Laura Piccardi,Filippo Bianchini,Cecilia Guariglia,Paolo Carrozzo,Fabio Morgagni,Maddalena Boccia,Giacomo Di Fiore,Enrico Tomao +8 more
TL;DR: This study suggests that once selected, male and female pilots do not differ from each other in visuo-spatial abilities and spatial navigation.
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Predictors of ear barotrauma in aircrews exposed to simulated high altitude.
Fabio Morgagni,Alberto Autore,Angelo Landolfi,Mario Ciniglio Appiani,Giuseppe Ciniglio Appiani +4 more
TL;DR: The data suggest that in subjects exposed to 35,000 ft (10,668 m), the history of previous ENT diseases and younger age may be valid predictors of delayed ear pain, while abnormal ENT findings may predict acute barotitis.
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Deficits in visuo-spatial but not in topographical memory during pregnancy and the postpartum state in an expert military pilot: a case report
Laura Piccardi,Paola Verde,Filippo Bianchini,Fabio Morgagni,Cecilia Guariglia,Felice Strollo,Enrico Tomao +6 more
TL;DR: The findings contribute to knowledge of the specific, as yet unexplored, aspects of memory deficits in women pilots during pregnancy and postpartum and suggest the need for better neuropsychological assessment before these women return to work in operational environments.
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Altitude chamber related adverse effects among 1241 airmen.
TL;DR: The incidence of adverse effects in subjects was low and pre-chamber clinical selection appeared to be effective in reducing the risk of barotitis, and the altitude restriction was ineffective in preventing both barotrauma and DCS.
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Neck pain in F-16 vs. Typhoon fighter pilots.
TL;DR: The findings suggest that the risk of neck pain after flight is higher among F-16 pilots compared with Typhoon pilots, and there was a significant association between neck pain and age over 30 yr, total flight hours, and flight hours exceeding 600.