hypoxia-related high altitude illness(国家出版基金项目)

目录
Section Ⅰ History of hypoxia-related illness in China
1 Brief history of research on mountain medicine on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau 3
(Ge Ri-Li)
2 Increased hemoglobin at high altitude 28
(John T. Reeves, JoAnn Lindenfeld)
3 The HIF pathway response of the Himalayans 36
(Tsering Palmo, Qadar Pasha)
4 Sleep-disordered breathing at high altitude 47
(Ge Ri-Li)
5 The promise of oxygen conditioning at high altitude 65
(John B. West)
Section Ⅱ High-altitude pulmonary edema
6 The gene expression kinetics in patients with high-altitude pulmonary edema 75
(Li Yuhong)
7 Susceptibility to high-altitude pulmonary edema 86
(Masayuki Hanaoka)
Section Ⅲ Chronic hypoxia and chronic mountain sickness
8 Chronic mountain sickness in Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China 99
(Ge Ri-Li)
9 Respiratory studies in chronic mountain sickness in Peru 115
(León-Velarde)
10 Chornic mountain sickness and cor pulmonale: La Paz, Bolivia (3,600-4,100 m) 121
(Enrique Vargas P., Mercedes Villena, Carlos Salinas, Armando Rodríguez,
Wilma Téllez, Diva Bellido)
11 Genes variants associated with high altitude polycythemia in Tibetans at the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau 130
(Xu Jin)
12 The HIF-2α/EPO pathway in bone marrow in chronic mountain sickness 145
(Su Juan)
Section Ⅳ High altitude pulmonary hypertension
13 High altitude pulmonary hypertension in Kyrgyzstan highlanders163
(Aldashev)
14 High altitude pulmonary hypertension 174
(Jin Zhicheng, Zhang Weihua)
Section Ⅴ Traditional Chinese Medicine
15 Prevention and treatment of hypoxic pulmonary hypertension by Tibetan herbs 183
(Gai Xiangyun)
16 A traditional Tibetan medicine: Tsantan Sumtang 195
(Zhou Yi)
Section Ⅵ Children and pregnant women at high altitude
17 Children living at high altitude 207
(Susan Niermeyer)
18 High altitude and pregnancy: adaptation of the uterine artery 214
(Xiao Daliao, Zhang Lubo)
Index 223