[Giant cell myocarditis and arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia].

data as a potential marker of the degree of high-altitude acclimatization could be somewhat indicative of PHT for a specific altitude and physical exercise in the normal subject monitored. These parameters may also be useful in climbers with more exacerbated hemodynamic changes which could ultimately manifest as HAPE. We found no references in the literature of wireless phonocardiographic transmission in high-altitude mountain climbing. We firmly believe that further advances in the filtering system used for heart sounds, particularly those associated with cardiac auscultation phenomena, that we are currently developing may be useful for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes and could be tested shortly in upcoming high-altitude climbs by the members of this group.