超越血红蛋白度:血管内体积测量如何促进我们对高海拔适应的理解

Joshua C Tremblay1, Christoph Siebenmann2,3, Mike Stembridge1

  • 1Cardiff School of Sport and Health Sciences, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cardiff, UK.

概括

血红蛋白度是总血红蛋白质量的一个糟糕的代理,可能误解高海拔适应. 测量血体积和总血红蛋白质量可以提供更清晰的生理图像.

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