高所環境と身体作業能力 : その歴史的背景と生理学的影響

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From ancient days, man have experienced to have headaches and vomiting when they pass/or climb high mountains. However, research concerning the hypoxia had no progress until the Renaissance, in which many important scientific findings were discovered. Since 1960's, several scientific expeditions to the high mountains and experiments by using a hypobaric simulator have been conducted. The knowledge from AMREE and Operation Everest II produced numerous important scientific findings in the fields of respiratory, high altitude and exercise physiology. The man should have a high HVR and diffusing capacity, when trying to reach the summit of the Mt. Everest without supple-mentary oxygen. Moreover, the climber should carefully choose the day of attacking the summit when the barometric pressure is as high as possible.
久留米大学の論文
1996-09-01