Altitude-dependent decrease in plasma fibronectin
Published in Archives of Internal Medicine • Oct 9, 1995
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Authors:
C. Wenisch
Abstract
Pathophysiologic mechanisms leading to high-altitude pulmonary or cerebral edema include exposure to hypobaric hypoxia, physical exhaustion, and exposure to cold.1After intense eccentric exercise (eg, hill running), increased levels of cytokines have been demonstrated.2We serially determined the ser...
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