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Thursday Aug 02, 2007

Critical Care article describes Everest hypoxia research project

Investigators from the Cauldwell Xtreme Everest research project, which investigated human adaptation to environmental hypoxia on the world’s highest peak, have published a commentary on their field study in Critical Care.

The goal of the project, which will feature in a BBC Horizon documentary later this year, is to further understanding of human adaptation to cellular hypoxia, a fundamental mechanism of injury in critical illness.

The corresponding author, Prof Monty Mythen is a member of Critical Care’s international Editorial Board, and his co-workers have previously published a review in the journal on high-altitude pathophysiology.

Critical Care’s reviews and commentaries require a subscription for access, but if you do not currently have a subscription to the journal, you can register for a free 30-day trial.

 

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