Add to ORKGMankind has a long history of diving. It is said that Chinese dove for pearl oysters about 4,000 years ago. Diving is rigorous matter for terrestrial mankind. As the underwater environment has no air for breathing, high water pressure, low water temperature, and difficulties in communications with others. These conditions are hostile and life threatening to divers, and based on this background, diving medicine needs to develop to find safe diving methods and proper treatment of diving's ill-effects. Just as space medicine, diving medicine forms an important part of environmental medicine. Some of the leading topics and research problems of diving medicine follow
SCUBA diving carries with it not only the risks associated with any kind of adventurous outdoor acti...
Diving is a kind of human activity that requires special health predispositions due to the nature of...
Decompression illness (DCI)/dysbaric disorders represent a complex spectrum of pathophysiological co...
Mankind has a long history of diving. It is said that Chinese dove for pearl oysters about 4,000 yea...
Recreational scuba diving is a growing sport worldwide, with an estimated 4 million sport divers in ...
The role of diving and hyperbaric medicine in Singapore is not well established. This may be due to ...
Recreational diving is increasing in popularity globally, also among European travellers. Since a ma...
This thesis mentions the basic physiological and physical principles of diving, it deals with diseas...
The old adage that ‘if a patient in your emergency department (ED) is wearing a wetsuit, fins and a ...
Military medicine is one of the most diverse fields of medicine and diving medicine forms an integra...
The majority of our planet is covered in water and millions of people around the world enjoy explori...
Adapted and revised from a dissertation read before the Society on Wednesday 1st February 1978Abstra...
ABSTRACT: Decompression illnesses (DCI), or as they are called more scientifically: dysbaric disorde...
The scope of extreme-environment diving defined within this work encompasses diving modes outside of...
Diving accidents are comparatively rare and represent a special challenge for lay helpers and health...
SCUBA diving carries with it not only the risks associated with any kind of adventurous outdoor acti...
Diving is a kind of human activity that requires special health predispositions due to the nature of...
Decompression illness (DCI)/dysbaric disorders represent a complex spectrum of pathophysiological co...
Mankind has a long history of diving. It is said that Chinese dove for pearl oysters about 4,000 yea...
Recreational scuba diving is a growing sport worldwide, with an estimated 4 million sport divers in ...
The role of diving and hyperbaric medicine in Singapore is not well established. This may be due to ...
Recreational diving is increasing in popularity globally, also among European travellers. Since a ma...
This thesis mentions the basic physiological and physical principles of diving, it deals with diseas...
The old adage that ‘if a patient in your emergency department (ED) is wearing a wetsuit, fins and a ...
Military medicine is one of the most diverse fields of medicine and diving medicine forms an integra...
The majority of our planet is covered in water and millions of people around the world enjoy explori...
Adapted and revised from a dissertation read before the Society on Wednesday 1st February 1978Abstra...
ABSTRACT: Decompression illnesses (DCI), or as they are called more scientifically: dysbaric disorde...
The scope of extreme-environment diving defined within this work encompasses diving modes outside of...
Diving accidents are comparatively rare and represent a special challenge for lay helpers and health...
SCUBA diving carries with it not only the risks associated with any kind of adventurous outdoor acti...
Diving is a kind of human activity that requires special health predispositions due to the nature of...
Decompression illness (DCI)/dysbaric disorders represent a complex spectrum of pathophysiological co...