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Asphyxia is by far the most common cause of death after critical avalanche burial. The presence of an air pocket increases the survival chances, but expired air…
Every year, around 100 people die in avalanches in the Alps. Many of these accidents occur during winter sports. In most cases, the victims suffocate under the…
Survival of fully buried avalanche victims depends in major part on a triad of hypoxia, hypercapnia, and hypothermia and therefore decreases rapidly after compl…
In an avalanche burial with an air pocket hypercapnia (and hypoxia) develops within few minutes, hypercapnia increases the rate of cooling and therefore the dev…
Sufficient oxygenation is critical for completely buried avalanche victims to avoid life-threatening consequences during hypoxic exposure. Snow contains a remar…