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August 17th 05, 02:09 AM
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At 13:18 16 August 2005, Tony Verhulst wrote:
Stewart Kissel wrote: Also, many of the high-altitude climbers who do not use oxygen have shown significant brain damage when cat-scanned. Interesting! Do you have a reference? Tony V. Yep... http://www.batnet.com/mfwright/everest.html If you google about on this subject, there is some interesting stuff. FWIW, I have heard secondhand and completely unsubstantiated that some of the wave flyers of the '60's and '70's, when going way high was more in vogue, are also exhibiting damage. 
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August 17th 05, 02:20 AM
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Also, many of the high-altitude climbers who do not use oxygen have shown significant brain damage when cat-scanned. Interesting! Do you have a reference? Yep... http://www.batnet.com/mfwright/everest.html Thanks and Yikes! tony V.
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