… medical events when flying due to baseline hypoxemia and a … Pulmonary arterial hypertension,
on the other hand, is a … , pulmonary arterial systolic pressures, or hypoxia challenge …

… A large number of sea-level natives with chronic cardiovascular diseases may travel to …
essential hypertension with no change of medication in the 3 preceding months. Drugs used by …

… and affordable air travel, the … simulating ∼4000 m; however, the FMD test incorporated a
proximal, rather than distal, cuff occlusion compared to all other studies conducted in hypoxia (…

… Furthermore, when SCD patients travel … simulated altitudes utilized in the present study
[1609 m (5280 feet) and 2438 m (8000 feet) represent an ecologically relevant dose of hypoxia …

… to the ease of transport in recent years, mainly by air travel. … , 6 patients were exposed to
simulated hypobaric hypoxia, … during the past 3 months; uncontrolled arterial hypertension (…

… nisms to altitudeinduced hypoxaemia are pulmonary artery … in elevated pulmonary vascular
resistance, blood pressure, … and arterial blood pressure, whereas tricuspid and pulmonary …

… potential problems in aviation is the acute hypoxia that is associated with exposure to … of
oxygen transport and discusses acute hypoxia in relation to the aviation environment using …

… didactics, case reviews, and simulation scenarios. The ventilator strategy is … transport,
hypoxemia, and hypotension, we assessed all SpO 2 s and MAPs as a function of time of transport. …

… to adverse pulmonary vascular remodeling and pulmonary … alveolar hypoxia and the
vasoconstriction are localized to a lung … transport and ultimately reducing fluid reabsorption in the …

… on altitude travel in older persons and in patients with respiratory … altitude-induced hypoxemia
or hypoxemia merely associated … on pulmonary vascular haemodynamics in patients with …