… without 40ppm iNO and C) acute severe hypoxia with and without 40ppm iNO (hypoxia
order 113 … As iNO appears to have altered pulmonary vascular resistance (ie, 308 …

… High altitude-related hypoxia induces pulmonary … Our study is the first to offer non-simulated
clinical data for … Based on our results, the risks of air travel in Fontan patients …

… this study may be attributed to an effective baroreflex reset in response to hypoxia, …
hours) underwent flights exposed to either normoxia or normobaric hypoxia. The missions …

… decreasing pulmonary arterial pressures. … transport of hypoxemic patients are sparse.
However, in our clinical experience, severe hypoxemia raises concerns about transporting patients…

… degree of resting arterial hypoxemia and exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia. Wensel et al.
(… under situations that simulate real-life challenges to blood pressure regulation. An example …

… However, this study suggests that patients with CDH are at high risk of significant hypoxia
when exposed to the hypobaric nature of air travel and may require oxygen supplementation. …

… Air travel and journeys to regions >2500 m have become … hypoxia, the study of short
exposure to simulated hypoxia … worsening in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension. Am J …

… The critical hypoxia in COVID-19 patients during this pandemic, has taken away many
lives all around the globe. The mechanism has been poorly understood and initially, word got …

… necessary in patients with stagnant hypoxia, especially in the presence of other hypoxia risk
… carbon dioxide levels, arterial blood pressure, pulmonary arterial pressure, or intracranial …

… , hypoxia altitude simulation testing can be performed to simulate the effects of in-flight
hypoxia… Although the literature on paediatric safety of air travel is sparse, recommendations for …