
High altitude cerebral edema
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 4 episodes found for "High altitude cerebral edema".
Oct 2, 2026
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13:06Ben PappasHOST
They can have these altitude sicknesses.
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13:08Ben PappasHOST
HAPE and HACE can happen to you, high altitude sicknesses.
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13:12Ben PappasHOST
So you're fighting in snow.
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13:13Ben PappasHOST
You're fighting in terrain.
September 2026: Considerations for Aeromedical Transport and High-Altitude Illness
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19:23Dania KojaHOST
So it's usually a variety of disorders that we're referring to.
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19:26Dania KojaHOST
They vary from acute mountain sickness, high-altitude cerebral edema, or HACE, and high-altitude pulmonary edema, or HAPE.
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19:36Wendy ChangHOST
I see.
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19:37Wendy ChangHOST
Are there any particular individuals who are more predisposed to developing these illnesses? Absolutely.
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20:42Dania KojaHOST
This occurs within minutes.
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20:44Dania KojaHOST
And then over time, what happens is that the kidneys increase their excretion of bicarb to balance everything out.
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20:50Dania KojaHOST
One thing to remember, though, is that when you are exposed to the low oxygen pressure and you develop hypoxemia, that results in diffuse constriction of the vasculature, whether pulmonary or cerebral, and that's how you get your HAPE and your HACE.
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21:06Wendy ChangHOST
Aha, that makes sense.
Ep 129 - Altitude Illness on the Grand Teton - Kelsey Probst
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26:15Kelsey ProbstGUEST
It's basically like swelling of the brain.
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26:18Kelsey ProbstGUEST
So definition of the diagnosis of HACE is severe AMS plus either altered mental status or ataxia.
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26:27Kelsey ProbstGUEST
So ataxia is like stumbling, kind of like when you're drunk, or altered mental status, like being confused.
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26:33Ashley SaupeHOST
But you had both of those.
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26:35Kelsey ProbstGUEST
Yeah.
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26:35Kelsey ProbstGUEST
So, and it's like, I think the percentage of like the, cause I read through so much after this, of course, like the percentage of people at that kind of elevation, like below 14,000, it's like documented like 1% chance.
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26:49Kelsey ProbstGUEST
So it's really low chances, but there's a lot of different risk factors that can kind of predispose you to experiencing AMS and or HACE.
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26:59Kelsey ProbstGUEST
And I definitely think I fit more of those than I had, like I didn't know the risk factors at the time.
Colorado Elk Hunt W/ Alex | The Dirt Drive Podcase | Ep. 209
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61:34AlexGUEST
You start having like altered mental status, especially because then you can have
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61:37speaker_0HOST
HACE, which is high
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61:38AlexGUEST
altitude cerebral edema, which is the worst that you can get, which is obviously swelling in your brain from excess fluid.
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61:46AlexGUEST
That is the most dangerous because that will kill you.