Source: International Congress 2019 – Cardiopulmonary exercise testing



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N. Sorino (Ferrara, Italy), M. Franchi (Ferrara, Italy), C. Merlo (Ferrara, Italy), F. Ballerio, L. Pratali (Pisa, Italy), F. Ballerio (Ferrara, Italy), E. Salvi (Pisa, Italy), A. Cogo (Ferrara, Italy). Respiratory exercises during high altitude (HA) exposure help to maintain a better oxygen saturation (SpO2) counteracting the effects of hypoxia.. 4123

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