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Underwater and Scuba Diving Accidents
Emergency Medicine Clinics of North AmericaThe evaluation and care of an injured scuba diver requires an understanding of the different types of underwater activities that may be deemed scuba diving. Such activities may range from the complex (eg, commercial or technical diving) all the way up to basic recreational scuba or snorkeling.
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2017
The best-selling authoritative resource returns updated and better than ever. Scuba Diving, Fifth Edition, is the most up-to-date resource for experiencing secure, satisfying dives. Packed with full-color photographs and detailed diving instruction, this is the ideal companion for recreational divers, diving instructors, and students.
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The best-selling authoritative resource returns updated and better than ever. Scuba Diving, Fifth Edition, is the most up-to-date resource for experiencing secure, satisfying dives. Packed with full-color photographs and detailed diving instruction, this is the ideal companion for recreational divers, diving instructors, and students.
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Bleomycin and scuba diving: to dive or not to dive?
The Netherlands journal of medicine, 2003Bleomycin is to treat patients with testicular cancer and lymphoma. Bleomycin can bind to DNA and chelate iron. The resulting complex can form an intermediate capable of interacting with oxygen to produce reactive oxygen species, particularly superoxide. Administrating high-inspired oxygen concentrations (e.g.
G, Huls, D, ten Bokkel Huinink
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JAMA, 1961
The most serious injuries seen in scuba divers by the author have been those in which the alveoli were ruptured, permitting large quantities of air to enter into the pleural cavity, mediastinum, or pulmonary circulation. This results from failure to equalize pressure during the ascent from deep water.
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The most serious injuries seen in scuba divers by the author have been those in which the alveoli were ruptured, permitting large quantities of air to enter into the pleural cavity, mediastinum, or pulmonary circulation. This results from failure to equalize pressure during the ascent from deep water.
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[Scuba diving and the heart. Cardiac aspects of sport scuba diving].
Herz, 2005Diving with self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (scuba) has become a popular recreational sports activity throughout the world. A high prevalence of cardiovascular disorders among the population makes it therefore likely that subjects suffering from cardiovascular problems may want to start scuba diving.
Claus-Martin, Muth, Kay, Tetzlaff
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Flow, satisfaction and storytelling: a causal relationship? Evidence from scuba diving in Turkey
Current Issues in Tourism, 2021Meltem Caber +2 more
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The Epidemiology of Injury in Scuba Diving
2012The epidemiology of injury associated with recreational scuba diving is reviewed. A search of electronic databases and reference lists identified pertinent research. Barotrauma, decompression sickness and drowning-related injuries were the most common morbidities associated with recreational scuba diving. The prevalence of incidents ranged from 7 to 35
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