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The
following abstracts were published simultaneously in High Altitude
Medicine & Biology, 3(1): 99-137 (2002)
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| 1. HYPOXIA
AND HYPERCAPNIA DURING RESPIRATION INTO ARTIFICIAL AIR POCKETS IN SNOW |
Sumann
G, Brugger H, Schobersberger W, Meister R, Gunga H-C, Mair P, Falk M |
| 2. PREDICTED
HYPOXIA IMAGE AND VO2max VALUE IN SKELETAL MUSCLE WORKING UNDER ACUTE
HYPOXIA AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF MUSCLE BLOOD FLOW |
Lyabakh
K, Mankovskaya I, Filippov M |
| 3. PHYSIOLOGICAL
AND BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF HUMAN ADAPTATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE HYPOXIA |
Mahnovsky
V |
| 4. WHO
REACHES THE SUMMIT OF ACONCAGUA ? |
Schneider
M, Pinto H, González G, Chiocconi R, Mohr Y, Leal C, Maggiorini
M, Bärtsch P, Pesce C |
| 5. PRELIMINARY
STUDY: EFFECTS OF EXTREME ALTITUDE ON ERYTHROPOIETIN AND ERYTHROPOIESIS |
Grainger
J, Howe C, Trout G, Kazlauskas R |
| 6. CHARACTERISTICS
OF HIGH ALTITUDE HEADACHE |
Schneider
M, Bernasch D, Weymann J, Bärtsch P |
| 7. ANALGESIA
WITH ALMOTRIPTAN AGAINST NAPROXENO, FOR THE TREATMENT OF HEADACHE FOR
AMS |
Poudereux
de Andrés A, Salgueiro NG |
| 8. NORMAL
BMPR-2 GENE IN INDIVIDUALS SUSCEPTIBLE TO HIGH ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA
(HAPE-S) |
Dehnert
C, Miltenberger-Miltenyi G, Grünig E, Bärtsch P, Janssen B |
| 9. PREVENTION
OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS BY ACETAZOLAMIDE IN NEPALI PORTERS: A DOUBLE
BLIND CONTROLLED TRIAL |
Hillenbrand
P, Pahari A, Soon Y, Subedi D, Bajacharya R, Gurung P, Lal B, Marahatta
R, Pradhan Rai D, Sharma S, Wright A, Bradwell A, and BMRES |
| 10.
TREKKERS’ AWARENESS OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS (AMS)
AND ACETAZOLAMIDE |
Subedi
D, Marahatta R, Sharma S, Hillenbrand P, Soon Y, and BMRES |
| 11.
A NOVEL CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAYS PRESSURE (CPAP) DEVICE
FOR USE AT HIGH ALTITUDE |
Davis
PR, Kippax J, Shaw GM, Murdoch DR, Goodhall JL |
| 12.
MAGNESIUM IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS:
A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL |
Dumont
L, Lysakowski C, Kayser B, Tramèr MR, Mardirosoff C, Junod JD,
Tassonyi E |
| 13.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OXYGEN SATURATION AND ACUTE MOUNTAIN
SICKNESS IN INDIVIDUALS ASCENDING TO 3080M |
O’Connor
T, Dubowitz G, Bickler P |
| 14.
HEART RATE CORRELATES WITH ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS IN
SUBJECTS AT 3080M |
O’Connor
T, Dubowitz G, Bickler P |
| 15.
PULMONARY ARTERY PRESSURE CHANGES DURING ASCENT TO HIGH
ALTITUDE MEASURED BY ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY |
Dubowitz
G, Bickler P |
| 16.
ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS ON ACONCAGUA (6962 m) |
Pesce
C, Pinto H, González G, Chiocconi R, Mohr Y, Leal C, Maggiorini
M, Schneider M, Bärtsch P |
| 17.
CHARACTERISTICS OF MOUNTAINEERS ASCENDING ACONCAGUA (6962
m) |
Pesce
C, Pinto H, González G, Chiocconi R, Mohr Y, Leal C, Maggiorini
M, Schneider M, Bärtsch P |
| 18.
HIGH
ALTITUDE INCREASES SERUM MIF |
Keyes
LE, Clark I, Leadbetter G, Maakestad K, OLSON S, Hackett PH |
| 19.
MAGNESIUM IN THE PREVENTION OF ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS:
A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL |
Dumont
L, Lysakowski C, Kayser B, Tramèr MR, Mardirosoff C, Junod JD,
Tassonyi E |
| 20.
MIDAZOLAM IMPROVES SLEEP AND DOES NOT EXACERBATE ACUTE
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS DURING RAPID ASCENT TO 4559m |
Anastasi
S, Erba P, Senn O, Bloch KE, Maggiorini M |
| 21.
CHARACTERISTICS OF NOCTURNAL BREATHING PATTERNS AT HIGH
ALTITUDE IN PEOPLE DEVELOPING ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS |
Erba
P, Anastasi S, Senn O, Maggiorini M |
| 22.
POSITIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE ENDOTHELIAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE
GENE POLYMORPHISMS WITH HIGH-ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA |
Droma
Y, Hanaoka M, Ota M, Katsuyama Y, Koizumi T, Fujimoto K, Kobayashi T,
Kubo K |
| 23.
RESPIRATORY CHANGES RELATED TO EPITHELIAL ION TRANSPORT
AT ALTITUDE |
Mason
NP, Petersen M, Imanow B, Matveykine O, Gautier MT, Sarybaev A, Aldashev
A, Mélot C, Naeije R |
| 24.
DEXAMETHASONE PREVENTS THE MICROCIRCULATORY INFLAMMATORY
RESPONSE TO SYSTEMIC HYPOXIA |
Gonzalez
NC, Steiner D, Wood JG |
| 25.
LACK
OF ASSOCIATION OF HIGH ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA AND POLYMORPHISMS OF THE
NO PATHWAY |
Bärtsch
P, Haefeli WE, Gasse C, Hoffmann M, Weymann J, Gibbs S, Weiss J |
| 26.
ACUTE
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS (AMS) PRESENTING TO THE KUMTOR MINE SITE, KYRGYZ REPUBLIC
(CIRCA 4000 M) |
Ashyrbaev
A, Nakahara S, Wakai S |
| 27.
ACUTE
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS AND ACETAZOLAMIDE: WHAT DO TREKKERS KNOW?
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Major
R, Ainsworth H, Wright D, and BMRES |
| 28.
SUBLINGUAL GLYCERYL TRINITRATE-INDUCED HEADACHE AS A PREDICTOR
FOR INCIPIENT ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS |
McMorrow
RCN, Hart ND |
| 29.
RESPUESTA
AL ESTIMULO ANDROGENICO DE LAS GLÁNDULAS COAGULANTES EN RATAS EXPUESTAS
A LA ALTURA (MOROCOCHA 4,540 m) |
Mujica
Alban E, Aliaga Arauco J, Ortiz Sanchez M, Huaman Olarte RJ |
| 30.
3%
CARBON DIOXIDE INCREASES CEREBRAL OXYGEN DELIVERY WHEN BREATHING HYPOXIC
GAS MIXTURES |
Imray
CHE, Wright AW, Chan C, Bradwell AR, and BRMES |
| 31.
3%
CARBON DIOXIDE INCREASES CEREBRAL OXYGEN DELIVERY AT 150m & 3549m
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Imray
CHE, Walsh S, Clarke T, Hoar H, Harvey TC, Chan CWM, Forster PJG, and
BMRES |
| 32.
CEREBRAL
OXYGEN DELIVERY FALLS WITH VOLUNTARY FORCED HYPERVENTILATION AT ALTITUDE
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Imray
CHE, Hoar H, Beazeley M, Wright AD, Bradwell AR, Chan C, and BMRES |
| 33.
ENHANCEMENT
OF CEREBRAL AUTOREGULATION IN NEWCOMERS TO HIGH ALTITUDE |
Mélot
C, Berré J, Egimnazarov B, Pak O, Sarybayev A, Mason N, Naeije
R |
| 34.
6-HYDROXYDOPAMINE-INDUCED
LOCUS COERULEUS LESIONS ALTER THE HYPOXIC VENTILATORY RESPONSE IN CONSCIOUS
RATS |
Soulage
C, Perrin D, Cottet-Emard JM, Pequignot JM |
| 35.
POSSIBLE
DISSOCIATION BETWEEN ATTENTION AND MEMORY IMPAIRMENTS RELATED TO MODERATE
HIGH ALTITUDE |
Virués
Ortega J, Segui Durán D, Buela-Casal G |
| 36.
PILOT
STUDY: MATRIX OF CORRELATION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PERCEPTIVE VARIABLES
RELATED TO MODERATE HIGH ALTITUDE |
Virués
Ortega J, Buela-Casal G, Herrera López S |
| 37.
SIMULATION
OF FUNCTIONAL WORKING STATES OF THE BRAIN IN HYPOXIA CONDITIONS
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Kravchenko
Y, Beloshitsky P, Ilin V |
| 38.
MONOCROTALINE:
A PHARMACOLOGICAL MODEL OF CHRONIC HYPOXIA-INDUCED PULMONARY ARTERIAL
HYPERTENSION |
Oudet
N, Callier J, Laurant P |
| 39.
ENDOTHELIUM RELAXING FACTOR (NO) IN CORONARY REHABILITATION
WITH HYPOBARIC CHAMBER |
Marticorena
E, Marticorena J, Gutierrez I, Fernández L, Oyola L, Oré
R, Contreras A, Valdivia L, Robles J, Florentini E |
| 40.
ACUTE
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS IN CHILDREN AT 5100 M |
Jean
D |
| 41.
ACUTE
EXPOSURE TO 3200 m ALTITUDE OF 109 STUDENTS BETWEEN 9 AND 11 YEARS OLD
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Silva
J |
| 42.
ACUTE
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS (AMS) IN CHILDREN |
Bradwell
AR, Forster PJ, and BMRES |
| 43.
COMPARATIVE
STUDY OF BODY STATURE AND HEART RATE FOLLOWING EXERCISE BETWEEN CHILDREN
OF LOW AND HIGH ALTITUDE RESIDENCE |
Garcia
R, Pujante S, Veres T, Quintana S, Díaz Á, Tobeña
L |
| 44.
ADAPTATION
TO HYPOXIA IN CHILDREN AFTER THREE WEEKS AT HIGH ALTITUDE |
Portnichenko
VI, Beloshitsky PV |
| 45.
TWO-YEAR
FOLLOW-UP OF INFANTS AT 3200 – 4000M IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA
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Torrico
G, Lederer B, Chavez T, Condori D, Armaza F, Moore LG, Niermeyer S |
| 46.
POSTNATAL
CHANGES IN THE PULMONARY CIRCULATION AT 3700-4000 M |
Niermeyer
S, Andrade P, Moore LG |
| 47.
HEMATOLOGICAL
KINETICS DURING CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO CARBON MONOXIDE AT ALTITUDE IN SEA
LEVEL NATIVE RATS |
Melin
A, Reboul C, Dubuis E, Rebocho M, Obert P, Bonnet P |
| 48.
CARDIAC
MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION FOLLOWING LONG TERM ALTITUDE TRAINING IN SEA LEVEL
NATIVE RATS |
Melin
A, Reboul C, Dubuis E, Martin S, Obert P, Bonnet P |
| 49.
DETRIMENTAL
EFFECTS OF LONG TERM ALTITUDE TRAINING IN POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT ON CARDIAC
FUNCTION |
Melin
A, Reboul C, Dubuis E, Rebocho M, Obert P, Bonnet P |
| 50.
LONG
TERM ALTITUDE TRAINING IN POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT ALTERS HEART RATE VARIABILITY
IN SEA LEVEL NATIVE RATS |
Melin
A, Reboul C, Dubuis E, Girardin C, Obert P, Bonnet P |
| 51.
UPREGULATION
OF ANTI-APOPTOTIC GENE EXPRESSION BY CHRONIC HYPOXIA PROTECTS RAT KIDNEYS
FROM ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION INJURY |
Chiang-Ting
Chien, Tsai Chu-Ji, Su-Ming Hsu, Chau-Fong Chen, Ming-Kuen Lai |
| 52.
CARDIAC
MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION FOLLOWING LONG TERM EXPOSURE TO CARBON MONOXIDE
AT HIGH ALTITUDE IN SEA LEVEL NATIVE RATS |
Reboul
C, Melin A, Dubuis E, Dauzat M, Obert P, Bonnet P |
| 53.
LONG
TERM EXPOSURE TO CARBON MONOXIDE AT HIGH ALTITUDE : EFFECTS ON HEART RATE
VARIABILITY IN SEA LEVEL NATIVE RATS |
Reboul
C, Melin A, Dubuis E, Dauzat M, Obert P, Bonnet P |
| 54.
LONG-TERM
PRENATAL HYPOXIA IMPAIRS THE MATURATION OF CENTRAL CATECHOLAMINERGIC SYSTEM
AND BEHAVIOUR IN THE RAT |
Perrin
D, Mamet J, Roux JC, Scarna H, Pequignot JM, Dalmaz Y |
| 55.
PREGNANCY
RAISES VENTILATION AND HYPOXIC VENTILATORY RESPONSIVENESS SIMILARLY IN
ANDEAN AND FOREIGN RESIDENTS OF HIGH ALTITUDE |
Vargas
E, Niermeyer S, Vargas M, Villena M, Moore LG |
| 56.
COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVES ON CHRONIC MOUNTAIN SICKNESS AT
3100 M IN NORTH AMERICA: A MULTIFACTORIAL ANALYSIS |
Asmus
I, Zamudio S, Reeves J, Niermeyer S, Moore LG |
| 57.
TOXIC
LEVELS OF CARBON MONOXIDE AMONG RESIDENTS OF 3100 M IN NORTH AMERICA
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Asmus
I, Moore LG, Reeves J |
| 58.
EFFECTS
OF 55 DAYS EVEREST EXPEDITION CHRONIC HYPOXIA EXPOSURE |
Chen
JJ, Lee WC |
| 59.
PULMONARY
HYPERTENSION-RELATED HIGH ALTITUDE HEART DISEASE IN TIBET |
Ri-Li
G, Helun G, Kubo K, Kobayashi T |
| 60.
DOPAMINERGIC
METABOLISM IN CAROTID BODIES AND HIGH ALTITUDE ACCLIMATIZATION IN FEMALE
RATS |
Joseph
V, Soliz J, Soria R, Pequignot J, Favier R, Spielvogel H, Pequignot JM |
| 61.
EFFECTS
OF EXERCISE TRAINING ON ACCLIMATIZATION TO HYPOXIA: SYSTEMIC O2 TRANSPORT
DURING MAXIMAL EXERCISE |
Favret
F, Henderson KK, Gonzalez NC, Richalet JP |
| 62.
EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE IN A WOMAN WITH CMS, FOLLOWING TRIPLE HYPOXIA SYNDROME TREATMENT
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Zubieta-Castillo
G, Zubieta-Calleja GR, Zubieta-Calleja L |
| 63.
EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE OF BOLIVIAN AYMARA IN 3 CONDITIONS: AT LA PAZ 3510 M, BREATHING
A HYPOXIC MIXTURE SIMULATING CHACALTAYA AND AT CHACALTAYA 5200 M
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Zubieta-Calleja
GR, Zubieta-Castillo G, Zubieta-Calleja L, Zubieta N |
| 64.
BOLIVIAN AYMARA THAT PLAYED SOCCER AT 6542 M. MAINTAIN
HIGHER OXYGEN SATURATION AND LOWER OXYGEN UPTAKE DURING MAXIMAL EXERCISE
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Zubieta-Castillo
G, Zubieta-Calleja GR, Zubieta-Calleja L, Zubieta N |
| 65.
EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE IN CHRONIC MOUNTAIN SICKNESS (CMS) PATIENTS AT 3510 M
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Zubieta-Calleja
GR, Zubieta-Castillo G, Zubieta-Calleja L, Zubieta N |
| 66.
BREATH
HOLDING AND PULSE OXIMETRY AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL AT HIGH ALTITUDE
|
Zubieta-Castillo
G, Zubieta-Calleja GR, Zubieta-Calleja L, Zubieta N |
| 67.
MEASUREMENT OF CIRCULATORY TIME USING PULSE OXIMETRY DURING
BREATH HOLDING IN CHRONIC HYPOXIA |
Zubieta-Calleja
GR, Zubieta-Castillo G, Zubieta-Calleja L, Zubieta N |
| 68.
LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE CHANGES IN DIFFERENT TISSUES IN
A CHRONICAL HYPOXIA ADAPTED RAT STRAIN |
Rossignol
F, Clottes E, Solares M, Balanza E, Coudert J |
| 69.
PERUVIAN CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY ON HUMAN REPRODUCTION
AT HIGH ALTITUDE: FROM THE CHRONICLES OF THE SPANIARD CONQUEST OF PERU
UP TO DATE |
Gonzales
GF |
| 70.
ADRENOPAUSE OR DECLINE OF SERUM ADRENAL ANDROGENS WITH
AGES IN WOMEN AT SEA LEVEL AND AT HIGH ALTITUDE |
Gonzales
GF, Góñez C, Villena A |
| 71.
RESPUESTA AL ESTIMULO ANDROGENICO DE LAS GLANDULAS COAGULANTES
EN RATAS EXPUESTAS A LA ALTURA (MOROCOCHA 4,540 m) |
Mujica
Alban E, Aliaga Arauco J, Ortiz Sanchez M, Huaman Olarte RJ |
| 72.
IMPAIRED CIRCADIAN SYNCHRONISATION AND RESPONSE OF THE
BIOLOGICAL CLOCK TO LIGHT IN ADULT RATS AFTER PRENATAL HYPOXIA |
Joseph
V, Lee F, Mamet J, Dalmaz Y, Van Reeth O |
| 73.
SHORT-TERM
MOUNTAIN LIVING IMPROVES GLUCOSE TOLERANCE |
Wen-Chih
Lee, Chen Jin-Jong, Hsin-Yi Heh, Chien-Wen Hou, Ming-Pen Liang, Chia-Hua
Kuo |
| 74.
EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXPOSURE AT 3000 M ON CORTISOL AND CATHECOLAMINES
IN TYPE 1 DIABETIC PATIENTS AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE |
Pecchio
O, Veglio M, Migliardi M, Vizzini M |
| 75.
MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT AND CORRECTION OF HYPOXIA IN
DIABETIC PATIENTS |
Beloshitsky
P, Kostjuk E, Krasjuk O |
| 76.
SENSIBILIDAD A LA INSULINA EN ALTURA Y A NIVEL DEL MAR
|
Torres
J, Castillo O, Woolcott O, Iturrizaga R, Florentini E, Damas L |
| 77.
CONTINUOUS BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING AT MILD HIGH ALTITUDE
|
Castillo
O, Gonzales E, Woolcott O, Tello V, Méndez N, Tello L, Villarreal
C, Damas L, Florentini E |
| 78.
MOUNTAIN RESCUE IN SLOVENIAN ALPS – A RETROSPECTIVE
STUDY IN YEARS 1995-2001 |
Gorjanc
J, Tomazin MI |
| 79.
EQUIPMENT FOR PARTIAL OXYGEN PRESSURE MEASUREMENT DURING
INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING (IHT) |
Bakay
EA, Serebrovskaya TV, Roitman EM, Shulkevich TP, Osaylenko V, Afanasjeva
VP |
| 80.
SHORT INTERMITTENT EXPOSURE TO SIMULATED ALTITUDE INDUCES
ERYTHROPOIESIS IN RATS |
Casas
H, Panisello P, Casas M, Viscor G, Pagés T |
| 81.
EFFECT OF REPETITIVE HYPERCAPNIC HYPOXIA (HHx) ON BP,
HR AND [Hb] IN RATS |
Kuwahira
I, Ishii M, Iwamoto T, Gonzalez NC |
| 82.
MECHANISMS OF TISSUE HYPOXIA DEVELOPMENT UNDER INTERMITTENT
HYPOXIA TRAINING |
Mankovskaya
I, Lyabakh K, Nosar V |
| 83.
EFFECT OF CHRONIC INTERMITTENT HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA ON THE
BETA ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR-ADENYLATE CYCLASE SYSTEM IN RAT HEART |
Farías
J, Soto G, Siques P, Brito J |
| 84.
INTERMITTENT HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA: AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD
TRAINING AT SEA LEVEL TO COMPETE AT ALTITUDE |
Silva
J, Berríos H, Lang M, Bueno J, Fernández L, Lara D |
| 85.
BLOOD PRESSURE IN INTERMITTENT HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA: A COMPARATIVE
CROSS-VIEW AMONG EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS |
Brito J, Farias
J, Siqués P, Soto G, Barrios L
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| 86.
ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS (AMS) AND HEADACHE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS IN INTERMITTENT WORK AT HIGH ALTITUDE |
Brito
J, Siqués P, Farias J, Barrios L, Soto G |
| 87.
ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS, ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
AND HEADACHES AND ASSESSMENT PARAMETERS ASSOCIATION: A LOGISTIC REGRESSION
MODEL |
Brito
J, Barrios L, Siqués P, Farias J, Soto G |
| 88.
BLOOD RHEOLOGICAL BEHAVIOUR IN RATS AFTER SHORT INTERMITTENT
EXPOSURE TO SIMULATED ALTITUDE |
Casas
H, Panisello P, Casas M, Pagés T, Viscor G |
| 89.
INTERMITTENT EXPOSURE TO HYPOXIA IMPROVES O2-TRANSPORT
BUT NOT AEROBIC PERFORMANCE |
Prommer
N, Heinicke K, Viola T, Cajigal J, Behn C, Schmidt W |
| 90.
RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN INTERMITTENT WORK AT HIGH ALTITUDE:
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS |
Siqués
P, Brito J, Farias J, Barrios L, Soto G |
| 91.
INTERMITTENT WORK AT HIGH ALTITUDE: A NEW EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
SITUATION |
Siques
P, Brito J, Muñoz Y, Barrios L, Ureta C, Farias J, Soto G |
| 92.
EYE, SKIN, AND EAR DISEASES IN INTERMITTENT WORKERS AT
HIGH ALTITUDE: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS |
Siqués
P, Brito J, Farias J, Barrios L, Soto G |
| 93.
CONCEPT OF INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING (IHT) IN UKRAINE
AND RUSSIA |
Serebrovskaya
TV |
| 94.
BENEFICIAL EFFECT OF STAYING IN A HYPOXIC ROOM ON HIGH
ALTITUDE CLIMBING |
Masuyama
S, Horie Y, Hamaoka T, Arai Y |
| 95.
INTERMITENT EXPOSURE TO SIMULATED HIGH ALTITUDE INDUCES
OXIDATIVE STRESS |
Gámez
A, Casas H, Panisello P, Viscor G, Pagés T, Carbonell T |
| 96.
RENAL BLOOD VOLUME REGULATION DURING INTERMITTENT EXPOSURE
TO HYPOXIA |
Schmidt
W, Viola T, Behn C, Prommer N |
| 97.
NEGATIVE FEEDBACK ON EPO PRODUCTION IN CLIMBERS AFTER
RETURN FROM A HIGH ALTITUDE EXPEDITION (6813m) |
Caillot
N, Coudert J |
| 98.
OXIDATIVE STRESS INDUCED BY ACUTE HYPOXIA FOLLOWED BY
REOXYGENATION IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS |
Loiseaux-Meunier
MN, Bedu M, Coudert J |
| 99.
MAXIMAL OXYGEN CONSUMPTION (VO2max) IN CHILEAN MINERS
AT INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA (IH) |
Jiménez
D, Vargas M, León T, Cortés G, Osorio J, Richalet JP |
| 100.
ACTIGRAPHY IN ACCLIMATIZED WORKERS IN INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA
(IH) AT 4300 M |
Vargas
M, Hudson C |
| 101.
AUTOPERCEPTION AND LIPIDIC PROFILE IN ACCLIMATIZED WORKERS
TO INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA (IH) |
Vargas
M, Cortés G, Hudson C, León A |
| 102.
HEMATOLOGICAL RESPONSE BY AGE IN INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA
(IH) AT TWO ALTITUDE |
Vargas
M, Hudson C, Jiménez D |
| 103.
ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION (ArtH) PATTERN IN INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA
(IH) TO 3800-4200M |
Jiménez
D, Vargas M, León A, Cortéz G, Hudson C |
| 104.
SLEEP OXYGEN SATURATION (S-SatO2) IN CHILEAN MINERS AT
INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA (IH), 2700 M AND 3800 M |
Vargas
M, León T, Cortés G, Hudson C, Jiménez D |
| 105.
POLYSOMNOGRAPHY (PSG) IN ACCLIMATIZED WORKERS TO INTERMITTENT
HYPOXIA (IH). COMPARISON BETWEEN SEA LEVEL (SL), ALTITUDE 3800 M (HA)
AND OXYGEN SUPPLEMENTARY EFFECT |
Vargas
M, Lasso J, Riveros A, Hudson C, Jimenez D |
| 106.
EFECTOS DE LA EXPOSICIÓN AGUDA A LA ALTURA SOBRE
LA LIPÓLISIS EN TEJIDO ADIPOSO DE COBAYOS |
Gonzáles
LME; Carranza E, Zúñiga CH, Oyola HL, Gloria G |
| 107.
SECRETORY PATTERN OF ERYTHROPOIETIN DURING HYPOXIA IN
MICE UNDER TREATMENTS TO KEEP THE ERYTHROCYTE MASS FROM RISING |
A.C.
Barceló, M.P. Martínez, M.I. Conti, C.E. Bozzini |
| 108.
NEURITIC PAIN AFTER HIMALAYAN EXPEDITIONS |
Ricart
de Mesones A, Turón J, Misiego M, Onaga Pueyo H, Real Soriano R,
Botella de Maglia J |
| 109.
EXPEDITION SUCCESS IN THE SEVENTIES WITH A STRONG TEAM
|
Armand
Redondo |
| 110.
FACT OR FICTION: EVALUATING THE LACTATE PARADOX IN HUMAN
HIGH ALTITUDE ACCLIMATIZATION |
Beatty
C, McKenzie DC, Warburton D, Gunga H-C, Hanstock C, Allen PS, Hochachka
PW |
| 111.
POLYGLOBULIA ASSOCIATED WITH HYPERPHAGIA AND INCREASED
THERMOGENESIS IN COLD-EXPOSED MICE |
Bozzini
CE, Bozzini C, Alippi RM |
| 112.
HYPOXIA-STIMULATED ERYTHROPOIETIN SECRETION IN MICE WITH
HYPERBARIA- INDUCED REDUCTION OF ERYTHROPOIESIS |
Conti
MI, Norese MF, Martínez MP, Barceló AC, Bozzini CE |
| 113.
FITNESS PROFILE AND SAFETY IN THE MOUNTAINS |
Coscia
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| 118.
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| 124.
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| 125.
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| 126.
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| 130.
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| 131.
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| 132.
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| 133.
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| 134.
CHARACTERISTICS OF EMERGENCY IN MOUNTAIN ACCIDENTS. RESCUE
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| 137.
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| 139.
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