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Altitiude in pregnanceFrom: janice greenberg (drebgz@map.com)Tue Jan 7 16:27:16 1997
Dear Listmembers, I am looking for information, especially references, regarding the effects of altitude in pregnancy. Specifically ,if a patient is living at sea level, what is an unsafe altitude and why. This question relates to a patient who asked about flying in a small unpressurized airplane. I know there is some information regarding the effects of altitude on pregnancy but I can't seem to put my hands on it. thanks, Elliot Greenberg MD Baystate Medical Center Springfield, MA
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