… high altitude exposure and hypoxia training has been fundamentally increased due to cerebral
magnetic resonance imaging … Diffusion values (FA, MD, RD, AD) tended to alter in hypoxia…

… are the elderly patients having suffered cerebrovascular accidents (strokes) … function during
diving and high-altitude exposure, … (CT) nor magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are therefore …

… A cut in oxygen and a greater tissue diffusion distance means DO2 will drop. Using …
Specific flight stressors that will drop the DO2 include hypoxia, vibration, and hypobaria. Hypoxia …

… In this review, we discuss various conditions such as brain … , positive predictive value and
negative predictive value. … of diffusionweighted magnetic resonance imaging (DW-MRI) is …

… High altitude sickness and adaptation Hypoxia-induced altitude sickness, or acute mountain
sickness (AMS), is commonly seen in non-acclimatized mountaineers within 6 - 12 h of …

… for automated health event prediction, prevention and … , and may also help to predict
acute mountain sickness [49]. … real time monitoring at high altitude. Event: diving Under ice. …

… , CSA observed at high altitude (ie, environmental hypoxia), … hinder the damping of CO 2
swings in the brain stem, yielding … should involve prediction of responses to therapies for CSA. …

… Andean high-altitude dwellers have high hemoglobin levels, … at the risk of chronic mountain
sickness (4). Tibetans living … oxide (possibly increasing oxygen diffusion capacity), and …

… to 3450 m) develop acute mountain sickness (AMS), clinically obvious cerebral or … at a high
altitude. Arterial blood gas analyses suggest that there may be subclinical HAPE, or diffusion …

… All this often comes with an increase of both troponin and brain … mountain sickness in
high-altitude trekkers and can appear … both at global (B) and regional (C) level, and the diffused …