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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Altitude hypoxia on the impact of surgery [Abstract] live at an altitude of 3,000 meters above the residents physical and organizational change not only physically but also in the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, nervous system and endocrine system, so the surgeon in the operation plateau should be aware of these physical structures and physiological functional changes and the impact of injury, a comprehensive analysis of the purpose to achieve the correct treatment. [Keywords:] plateau; hypoxia; surgery [Abstract] live in more than 3000 meters above sea level residents and organizations of the physiological changes not only in physical but also in the breathing, circulation, digestion, nervous system and endocrine system and so on, therefore the plateau in the operation the surgeon should understand the physiological structure and changes in physiological functions as well as the impact of injury, to achieve a comprehensive analysis of the purpose of proper treatment. [Key Words] High altitude; Hypoxia; Surgery Altitude hypoxia on the human body has long been the focus of the body caused by changes in altitude hypoxia has also been in-depth research. Although the altitude of 2000 meters above the plateau region are known, but at an altitude of 3,000 meters above only obvious manifestation of biological effects, most people will appear in this highly obvious symptoms and signs, more than 3000 meters above sea level after the biochemical, physiological and adaptive changes in each system becomes more and more obvious, especially in the respiratory system and blood system changes more prominent. A change in the respiratory system caused by the impact of surgery As the altitude increases, air pressure decreases, the more rarefied air, the less oxygen content, oxygen inhaled the fewer, due to decreased alveolar oxygen partial pressure on the human body systems, organs, tissue damage, serious even c