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Pulse oximetry for the prediction of acute mountain sickness: A systematic review

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By NHS Trust, Haslingden Road Blackburn, Kelsey E. Joyce, Edgbaston Birmingham
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1 INTRODUCTION Acute mountain sickness (AMS) is one of three major high-altitude (HA, >2500 m) illnesses (including HA cerebral and pulmonary oedema; HACE and HAPE) (Imray et al., 2011) and can afflict as many as 75% of people who ascend to HA (Croughs et al., 2014; Karinen et al., 2008). AMS has a much higher incidence and occurs at much lower altitudes than the more severe syndromes of HACE and HAPE.
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