Abstract：
High-altitude cerebral edema (HACE) is serious, sometimes fatal clinical condition visualized in unacclimatized individuals climbing high altitudes. The current case report highlights a 39 year old male with a recent history of high-altitude mountain climbing and presented with memory impairment. The radiological findings revealed edema and microhemorrhages at genu and splenium of corpus callosum. Two months later the subject displayed complete resolution of edema, with persistent microhemorrhages. Herein, we report the radiological features of this rare clinical event. The lack of advanced imaging centers at higher altitudes elicit this clinical condition as less described entity.
摘要：
高原脑水肿（HACE）严重，有时在未适应的攀爬高海拔的个体中可以看到致命的临床状况。目前的病例报告强调了一名39岁的男性，他最近有高海拔爬山的历史，并表现出记忆障碍。放射学发现显示call体的膝和脾水肿和微出血。两个月后，受试者显示水肿完全消退，持续性微出血.在这里，我们报告了这一罕见临床事件的放射学特征.在高海拔地区缺乏先进的成像中心，这引起了这种临床状况，因为描述较少的实体。
