Why the study?
Does exposure to simulated high altitudes under different ambient temperatures alter circulatory responses during submaximal exercise in young men?
Population
5 young male subjects
Comparison
Exposure to simulated altitudes of 2,000 m and… vs Exposure to simulated altitude of 0 m under the…
Design
Other
Follow-up
2 hours
Authors
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Caution against clinical application in patients; leaves open temperature-altitude interactions for physiological research.
Does exposure to simulated high altitudes under different ambient temperatures alter circulatory responses during submaximal exercise in young men?
High altitude exposure increases cardiac output and heart rate during submaximal exercise, with heart rate responses also modulated by ambient temperature, suggesting peripheral vasodilation even at low temperatures.
Tetsuo Katsuura (1985) studied this question.
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