Does respiratory rate within the first hour of ascent predict subsequent acute mountain sickness severity?
There is an association between a rise in the respiratory rate and susceptibility to acute mountain sickness. This can enable us to predict severe acute mountain sickness and prevent it. Furthermore, Tochal Mountain Hotel guests should be aware of the risk of acute mountain sickness and should be recommended to use prophylactic acetazolamide or dexamethasone before ascent.
MTA1 is associated with the aggressive nature of pituitary tumors and may be a potential therapeutic target in this tumor type.