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Postural ataxia at high altitude is not related to mild to moderate acute mountain sickness

Ralf Werner Baumgartner, Urs Eichenberger, Peter Bärtsch

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Key concepts: Effects of high altitude on humans, Altitude sickness, Posturography, Medicine, Altitude (triangle), Hypobaric chamber, Decompression sickness, Hypoxia (environmental)

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