The main objective of American participation in the Kosmos 1667 mission was to measure carotid artery pressure and blood flow during the inflight period. The United States provided all flight and ground support instrumentation for this experiment. Raw analogue data from flight and ground control experiments was transferred to the Cardiovascular Research Laboratory at the NASA Ames Research Center for analysis.
The primary objective of American involvement in the Kosmos 1667 mission was to gather carotid artery pressure and blood flow measurements during the flight period. The United States supplied all necessary equipment for this experiment, including flight and ground support instruments. Raw data from these experiments was sent to the Cardiovascular Research Laboratory at NASA Ames Research Center for analysis.