Decompression sickness and arterial gas embolism
SJ Mitchell, MH Bennett, RE Moon - New England Journal of …, 2022 - Mass Medical Soc
Decompression Sickness and Arterial Gas Embolism Decompression sickness and arterial
gas embolism have nonspecific symptoms and are easily misdiagnosed if a recent patient …
gas embolism have nonspecific symptoms and are easily misdiagnosed if a recent patient …
[PDF][PDF] The incidence of venous gas emboli in recreational diving
RG Dunford, RD Vann, WA Gerth… - Undersea and …, 2002 - diving-rov-specialists.com
Decompression sickness (DCS) is a pathological event thought caused by intravascular (1)
and extravascular (2) gas bubbles. The bubble theory of DCS is supported by empirical …
and extravascular (2) gas bubbles. The bubble theory of DCS is supported by empirical …
Neurologic presentation of decompression sickness and air embolism in sport divers
APK Dick, EW Massey - Neurology, 1985 - AAN Enterprises
In a retrospective study of scuba divers with neurologic injuries, we found that mild
symptoms were common. Seventy divers had decompression sickness, most often with …
symptoms were common. Seventy divers had decompression sickness, most often with …
MR imaging of the central nervous system in diving-related decompression illness
M Reuter, K Tetzlaff, A Hutzelmann, G Fritsch… - Acta …, 1997 - Taylor & Francis
Purpose: This investigation was conducted to determine whether MR imaging showed
cerebral or spinal damage in acute diving-related decompression illness, a term that …
cerebral or spinal damage in acute diving-related decompression illness, a term that …
Updates in decompression illness
NW Pollock, D Buteau - Emergency medicine clinics, 2017 - emed.theclinics.com
Diving is a popular recreational pastime, as well as an activity with numerous applications in
the scientific, commercial, military, and exploration realms. Although diving can be done …
the scientific, commercial, military, and exploration realms. Although diving can be done …
Decompression illness in divers: a review of the literature
DM Barratt, PG Harch, K Van Meter - The Neurologist, 2002 - journals.lww.com
BACKGROUND–Neurologists may be consulted to diagnose and treat the severe
neurologic injuries that can occur in divers with decompression illness (DCI). REVIEW …
neurologic injuries that can occur in divers with decompression illness (DCI). REVIEW …
Human dose-response relationship for decompression and endogenous bubble formation
RG Eckenhoff, CS Olstad… - Journal of applied …, 1990 - journals.physiology.org
The dose-response relationship for decompression magnitude and venous gas emboli
(VGE) formation in humans was examined. Pressure exposures of 138, 150, and 164 kPa …
(VGE) formation in humans was examined. Pressure exposures of 138, 150, and 164 kPa …