… had detected several brain abnormalities in the diffusion MR imaging after … Cerebral diffusion
and T-2: MRI predictors of acute mountain sickness during sustained high-altitude hypoxia…

… HACE diagnosis on 1.5 T magnetic resonance imaging. These … changes in either T 2 relaxation
or apparent diffusion. However… ) within cerebral white matter with acute hypoxic exposure …

… is based on the diffusion of water molecules in the brain to … high-altitude for a shorter period
of time (2–4 years) first caused GM atrophy in brain regions sensitive to ischemia and hypoxia…

… several animal studies through exposing animals to a simulating HA hypoxia but not real …
in individuals at HA have been examined based on brain T1 MRI and diffusion tensor imaging (…

… a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, resting state functional MRI scan, and diffusion
tensor … induced by chronic hypoxic exposure at high altitude is the result of brain structure and …

… normal functioning of the brain. The generation of excessive free radicals and their intracellular
diffusion leads to oxidative stress. … Acute mountain sickness is often known as “Mountain …

… Increased blood pressure could serve as a predictor of a … At a high altitude (HA), hypoxia is
a potent vasodilator which can … Those with acute mountain sickness (AMS) have higher CBF …

… to be considered risk factors for acute mountain sickness. … , increased pulmonary ventilation
and diffusion capacity, increased … ), the acute mountain sickness (AMS), and the high altitude …

… disease develops into life-threatening high-altitude cerebral … The symptoms of acute
mountain sickness (AMS) (… cases, but without restricted diffusion, which verified that the …

… Some people who stay in this hypoxic environment for periods of 4–12 … high altitude
diseases, including acute mountain sickness (AMS), high-altitude cerebral edema, and high-altitude …