High altitude peripheral edema - Revision history

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	*Resolves spontaneously with descent		*Resolves spontaneously with descent

			{{Expected SpO2 at altitude}}

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	*Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)		*Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)
	*Often associated with [[acute mountain sickness]], but not in all cases		*Often associated with [[acute mountain sickness]], but not in all cases

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	~~Tintinalli~~

	[[Category:Environmental]]		[[Category:Environmental]]

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Rossdonaldson1: Rossdonaldson1 moved page High Altitude Peripheral Edema to High altitude peripheral edema

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Rossdonaldson1 moved page High Altitude Peripheral Edema to High altitude peripheral edema

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			==Background==

	==Diagnosis==		==Diagnosis==
	#Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)		*Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)
	#Often associated with ~~AMS~~ but not in all cases		*Often associated with [[acute mountain sickness]], but not in all cases

			==Differential Diagnosis==
			{{High altitude DDX}}

	==~~Treatment~~==		==Management==
	#Resolves spontaneously with descent		*Resolves spontaneously with descent

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[High Altitude Medicine]]		*[[High Altitude Medicine]]

	==Source==		==Source==

Rossdonaldson1 at 00:49, 13 June 2012

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			==Diagnosis==
	#Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)		#Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)
	#Often associated with AMS but not in all cases		#Often associated with AMS but not in all cases

			==Treatment==
	#Resolves spontaneously with descent		#Resolves spontaneously with descent


	==See Also==		==See Also==

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#Swelling of face and distal extremities is common (20% of trekkers at 14,000ft)
#Often associated with AMS but not in all cases
#Resolves spontaneously with descent

==See Also==
[[High Altitude Medicine]]

==Source==
Tintinalli

[[Category:Environ]]