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Next page Next page BUTTON TEXT Previous page 11 - Robert D. Workman: Research report 6-65 Calculation of        decompression schedules for nitrogen-oxygen and helium-       oxygen dives 17 - B. A. Hills: Limited supersaturation versus phase equilibration in                predicting the occurrence of  decompression illness. 23 - Grave, Idicula, Lambertsen, Quinn: Bubble formation resulting            from counterdiffusion supersaturation - A  possible explanation           for isobaric inert gas ‘urticaria’ and vertigo. 26 - Isaac Willis: The effect of water exposure on human skin 28 - Bennett & Hunter: The causes mechanisms and prevention of          the high pressure syndrome 36 - C. J. Lambertsen: Relation of isobaric gas counterdiffusion and         decompression gas lesion diseases 14 - Brian A. Hills: A thermodynamic and kinetic approach to         decompression sickness. 16 - Transient unilateral loss of vision associated with oxygen at high         pressure.        Authors: W. Charles, MD Nichols, C. Lambertsen 5 - Robert D. Workman: Decompression sickness among US Navy       operational divers: An estimate of incidence using air       decompression tables. 6 - Diving Bradycardia in man      Authors: P E Harding, D Roman, R F Whelan 32 - Thermal Conductivity of Gases. III. Some Values of the Thermal         conductivities of Argon, Helium, and Nitrogen from 0°C to 75°C         at Pressures of 1 X 10 5 to 2.5 X 10 7 Pascals 20 - Enid R. Kafer: Pulmonary oxygen toxicity: A review of  the         evidence for acute and chronic oxygen toxicity in man 21 - D R Leitch - Medical Aspects of a Simulated  Dive to 1500 feet         (458 metres) 22 - W. Brandon Wright - Use of the university of Pennsylvania,         institute for environmental medicine - Procedure for calculation         of cumulative pulmonary oxygen toxicity 1 - Decompression sickness during construction of the Great Belt       Tunnel.        Authors: Campbell Golding, P Griffiths, H.V. Hempleman, W.d. Paton. 9 - Treatment of Status Epilepticus with Diazepam (Valium)       Authors: G. Gastaut, Naquet, R, R. Poire, C.A Tassinari 29 - Labyrinthine dysfunction during diving 30 - Bubble formation in gelatin: implications for prevention of         decompression sickness 31 - Investigations of new principles for human decompression         schedules using doppler ultrasonic blood bubble detection 35 - R. W. Hamilton - Decompression procedures for depths in excess        of 400 feet 34 - Neon Decompression        Authors: Robert William Hamilton et al
Back to the menu 10 - Decompression Sickness Following Seawater Hunting Using         Underwater Scooters 27 - Blood Bubble interaction in decompression illness           DCIEM conference proceedings - December 1973 33 - The use of hydrogen as an inert gas during diving: Pulmonary          function during hydrogen-oxygen breathing at pressures          equivalent to 200 feet of seawater. 2 - The Time Course of the Decline in Sweating Produced by Wetting      the Skin 3 - The Effect of the Gas Medium and Pressure on Body Functions 8 - Decompression sickness following repeated Breth-hold dives 12 - Change in hepatic structure in rats produced by breathing pure         oxygen 13 - Effects of In Vivo Hyperoxia on Erythrocytes. III. In Vivo         Peroxidation of Erythrocyte Lipid 15 - Ocular Effects of Changes in Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide         Tension 4 - COMEX experience “Diogene” Physiological Aspects of Life Under       Pressure 7 - Calculation of Decompression Schedules for Nitrogen-Oxygen       and Helium-Oxygen Dives. 19 - Saturation Dives, with Excursions, for the Development of a         Decompression Schedule for Use During SEALAB III 24 - Systematic Guide to Decompression Schedule Calculations 25 - COMEX project “Sagittaire II” - Preparation
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