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presented as mean ± SD, abnormal … This indicates that TMZ effectively reversed high altitude-…

… of Headache Disorders, 3rd Edition (ICHD-3) as a disorder of … Headache is a common feature
of acute mountain sickness (… post-LASIK, reversible myopic shift changes at high altitude. …

… not on day 4, and was unchanged in adults at altitude. In study #4, we assessed symptoms
of acute mountain sickness (… 131 Figure 5.2 Ventilatory and metabolic indicators of exercise …

… disorders, including apnea syndrome, insomnia, obstructive sleep apnea, acute mountain
sickness, etc… residents that may be associated with some irreversible neuronal damage. There …

… of medical care for mountain sickness, while other options for … (lasix) in high altitude conditions
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… of white matter by causing abnormal brain metabolism and … may endure either reversible
or irreversible damage as a … in various cognitive indicators were not significant, although …

… been found to have irreversible effects on the brain structures, … brain, resulting in abnormal
functioning of nerve cells in the … function, the following indicators were measured in this study: …

… refers to “an irreversible trait acquired during the process of … as acute mountain sickness,
or potentially fatal ones such as … Genomic studies detect signs of selection at NOS2 (inducible …

… usually reversible but potentially serious neurological disorders. … motor control and poor
coordination with cerebellar signs. … Acute high- altitude illness (acute mountain sickness) is a rela…

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