Simulated ascent to 8848 m in a hypobaric chamber demonstrated significant physiological adaptations and impairments, including reduced VO2max and impaired cerebral blood flow autoregulation, while cardiac contractility remained normal.
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Jean‐Paul Richalet (2010) studied Healthy volunteers (simulated high altitude exposure) (n=8). Simulated ascent to 8848 m in a hypobaric chamber was evaluated on Physiological and pathological changes in various systems (cardiac function, ventilation, cerebral blood flow, energy balance, muscle performance, erythropoiesis, cognitive functions).
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