Quantification of optic disc edema during exposure to high altitude shows no correlation to acute mountain sickness

Quantification of optic disc edema during exposure to high altitude shows no correlation to acute mountain sickness

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Main Authors:	Willmann, G, Fischer, MD, Schatz, A, Schommer, K, Messias, A, Zrenner, E, Bartz-Schmidt, K, Gekeler, F
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2011

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