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... A linear rate of compression with appropriate and strategic holds combined with 'doses' of pressure in 100 metre stages to 300 metres and 50 metres t o 450 appear to provide significant protection against HPNS. After one successful days' diving at 450 metres there were minor symptoms of ataxia, postural...

... rmposs~ble to make w~th certainty In add~t~on, ~t IS consldered that the d~chotorny between 'Type 1' decom~resslon hlckness (DCS) and 'Type 11' DCS IS art~ficlal Each group contalns a varlety of cond~t~ons w~th no known commonal~ty of pathophys~ology, ~t IS w~dely recognlsed that symptoms from the two...

... INTRODUCTION Both decompression sickness (DCS) and cerebral arterial gas embolism (CAGE) in divers and others who work at raised environmental pressures may affect the central nervous system (CNS) The range of symptoms and signs encompasses all aspects of function of the CNS Usually readily...

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... experience suggests that the terms do not accurately indicate the clinical nature and significance of symptoms they are used to describe Further, differences in the syndrome related to the nature of the precipitating dive 9 and use of the same terms to describe the condition at stages varying from immediate...