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JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE

Volume 26, Issue 1 / 2006
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Japanese Article Effects of Green Tea Intake on Urine Component during the Ascent of Mt. Daisen in Summer
Kazutoshi SEKI*1, Kazuki NISHIMURA*1, Takeshi OKAMOTO*1, Daisuke NISHIOKA*1, Eri OYANAGI*1, Toshiaki KOBAYASHI*1, Tomoharu KAZIYAMA*1, Wooram BEKU*1, Sho ONODERA*1, Yuka NOSE*2, Tomoko NAGAYAMA*3, Shinichi ABO*4, Kengo AOYAMA*4, Koki TAKAHASHI*5, Hidetaka YAMAGUCHI*6
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 1-5, 2006.
English Article Mountain Medicine: Silver Hut to 21st Century
James S. Milledge
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 7-8, 2006.
English Article A Brief History of Mountain Medicine on the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau
Ge Ri-Li
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 9-12, 2006.
English Article Changes of Cardiac Structure and Function in Pediatric Patients with High Altitude Heart Disease in Tibet
Ge Ri-Li1, 2, 3, Haihua Bao1, 2, 3, Qi Haining1, 2, 3, Ma Ruyan1, 2, 3
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 13-13, 2006.
English Article Neurological Conditions at Altitude which Fall Outside The Usual Definition of Altitude Sickness
Buddha Basnyat
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 14-14, 2006.
Japanese Article It is adaptation to the extreme north of the intense cold movement and a diffusion of the human
Yoshiharu Sekino
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 15-15, 2006.
Japanese Article Mountaineering Skis in Japanese North Alps within One Day
Yasuhiro HAYAKAWA
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 17-19, 2006.
Japanese Article A plane trip and mountain climbing medicine
大越裕文
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 21-21, 2006.
Japanese Article A Construction Trial of "Health Evaluation Network for Mountaineer"
Masako HORII, Shigeru SAITO, Norihiro KAMIKOMAKI, Naoko SHIGA, Kei KUROKAWA, Mayuko KONOMI
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 23-26, 2006.
Japanese Article The present conditions of the travel clinic network in Japan
Atsuro Hamada
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 27-27, 2006.
English Article Pro and Con "Commercial Expeditions to the Great Himalayas"
Muneo NUKITA
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 29-29, 2006.
Japanese Article "The thing which the prosperity of cataclysm - open call for participants mountain-climbing party of the Himalayas mountain climbing suggests"
江本嘉伸
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 30-32, 2006.
Japanese Article "The popularization and open call for participants mountain climbing of the Himalayas mountain climbing"
大蔵喜福
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 32-33, 2006.
Japanese Article "Problems of the Himalayas open call for participants mountain climbing"
池田常道
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 33-35, 2006.
English Article 「Medical Aspects of Commercial (guided) Expeditions to the Himalayas」
Buddha Basnyat
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 35-36, 2006.
Japanese Article "A universal principle of the Takamine mountain climbing"
Kazuyoshi Kondo
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 36-37, 2006.
Japanese Article "An impression of the open call for participants mountain climbing participation"
南井英弘
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 37-38, 2006.
Japanese Article "The difference of the open call for participants corps"
倉岡裕之
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 38-40, 2006.
English Article Comment on Commercial Himalayan Expeditions
James S. Milledge
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 40-41, 2006.
Japanese Article A Progress Report on NPO "Valid Utilization of Mt. Fuji Weather Station", and the Outline of the Research Proposals
Yukiko DOKIYA
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 43-46, 2006.
Japanese Article A Transportable Oxygen Concentrator: Performance at the Summit of Mt. Fuji
Shigeru SAITO*1, Hitoshi SHIMADA*2
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 47-50, 2006.
Japanese Article Psychiatry in High Mountain Passes Reconsidered
Kazuo FUJIEDA
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 51-56, 2006.
English Article Adaptation to High Altitude in Sherpas: Association with the Insertion/Deletion Polymorphism in the Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Gene
Yunden DROMA*1, Masayuki HANAOKA*1, Michiko Ito*1, Keishi Kubo*1, Buddha BASNYAT*2, *3, Pritam NEUPANE*3, Amit ARJYAL*3, Anil PANDIT*3, Dependra SHARMA*3, Yoshihiko KATSUYAMA*4, Masao OTA*5
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 57-64, 2006.
Japanese Article Changes of the Rectal Temperature, Heart Rate and the Scale of a Subjective Thermal Sensation Using Thermal Underwear during Two Hours Stay in Snow Hole
Sho ONODERA, Wooram BAIK, Kazutoshi SEKI, Kazuki NISHIMURA, Takeshi OKAMOTO, Daisuke NISHIOKA, Yasuo ISHIDA
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 65-67, 2006.
Japanese Article Deformity of the Hand in the Free Climbers
Yoshiko NISHITANI, Yuriko KONISHI
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 69-74, 2006.
Japanese Article Relationship between Breath Holding Time and Respiratory Chemical Sensitivities
Mari YOKOI*1, Atsuko MASUDA*1, Shigeru MASUYAMA*1, Chikako YOSHINO*2
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 75-79, 2006.
Japanese Article Effect of Voluntary Coordinated Breathings, Posture and Walking on Arterial Oxygen Saturation at High Altitude - Improvement during Intervention and Immediately after Intervention -
Ken TAKAHASHI*1, Manabu IWATA*2
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 81-86, 2006.
Japanese Article Comparison of Cardiorespiratory State between Different Approaches to a High Altitude Region in Antarctica
Shinji OTANI*1, Giichirou OHNO*2, Kazuo OBINATA*3, Norifumi SHIMOEDA*4, Hideki OHNO*5
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 87-90, 2006.
Japanese Article Effects of Different Amount of Water Intake on Blood Pressure during Mountaineering
Atsushi SAITO*1, Tetsuro OGAKI*1, Takehira NAKAO*2, Masahiko MURAKAMI*2, Taiki FUJIWARA*2, Hiroki KAWABUCHI*2, Jun-ichi NISHIDA*3
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 91-97, 2006.
Japanese Article Increased Energy Expenditure and Weight Loss at High Altitude (The Fifth Report) - The Changes of Energy Expenditure, Insulin sensitivity and Lipolysis at Different High Altitude Levels (Sea Level, MURODO, Mt. TATEYAMA, Mt. FUJI) -
Shigeyoshi NAGASAKI*1, Eisuke TAKAZAKURA*1, Masako KANAYAMA*1, Yasuhiko IEKI*1, Ryuichi TANABE*1, Yuji WATANABE*2, Masayuki SAITO*3
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 99-105, 2006.
Japanese Article Evaluation of the Usefulness of Three Guidelines for the Prevention of Fatigue during Mountaineering
Masahiro HAGIWARA, Reona NAKAHARA, Masayoshi YAMAMOTO
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 107-113, 2006.
Japanese Article An Equation to Estimate Energy Consumption during Climbing; From the Relationships among the Walking Time, Walking Distance, Body Weight, and Pack Weight
Reona NAKAHARA, Masahiro HAGIWARA, Masayoshi YAMAMOTO
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 115-121, 2006.
Japanese Article Effects of Intermittent Hypoxic Training Using a Portable Hypoxic Training Device; For Altitude Acclimatization of Climbers
Kouichi SHIBATA, Takuya OHSAWA, Masayoshi YAMAMOTO
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 123-130, 2006.
Japanese Article A Case of Cardiopulmonary Arrest Occurring on the Gozenyama during the Japanese Mountaineering Endurance Race: Successful Life-saving with the Aid of CPR and AED
Shigenori KAMIO*1, Kazushi FUNAYAMA*2, Shigeo OHMORI*3, Izumi NOGUCHI*4, Kenichiro OTOMO*5, Yoshito HARA*5
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 131-136, 2006.
Japanese Article Lethal Onset of Acute Appendicitis during Mountaineering of Japanese Alps: Report of a Case
Hiroo NAITO*1, Yoshihito KUROKI*2, Ken-ichiro YAMAMOTO*3
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 137-142, 2006.
Japanese Article Effect of Intermittent Hypobaric Hypoxia on Blood Parameters in Rats
Hiroshi OKAMOTO
JAPANESE JOURNAL OF MOUNTAIN MEDICINE 26(1): 143-147, 2006.
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