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期刊名:Diving and hyperbaric medicine

缩写:DIVING HYPERB MED

ISSN:1833-3516

e-ISSN:1833-3516

IF/分区:1.3/Q4

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Peter Wilmshurst,Timothy Griffiths,Nigel Stokes et al. Peter Wilmshurst et al.
A 43-year-old commercial diver had cutaneous decompression sickness after a dive to 17 metres of seawater for 160 minutes breathing air with transfer under pressure and oxygen breathed during decompression in a dry chamber. He had worked as...
Luís André Baptista,Joana Guincho,Mariana Donato et al. Luís André Baptista et al.
Introduction: We report the first case of hyperbaric oxygen therapy used to treat sensorineural hearing loss in a child after head trauma. Case report: ...
Jochen D Schipke,Thomas Muth,Anne-Kathrin Brebeck et al. Jochen D Schipke et al.
The critical flicker fusion frequency (cFFF) is a non-invasive measure of central nervous system function and cortical arousal, increasingly used in diving and hyperbaric medicine to assess the effects of breathing gases under pressure. Thi...
Sophia Nöhl,Christian Burisch,Daniel Gödde et al. Sophia Nöhl et al.
Introduction: Although defibrillation is the standard treatment for cardiac arrest with shockable rhythms, its safety during hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) remains uncertain, as the oxygen-enriched atmosphere and increa...
Annemarie Newth,Matthias Perleth,Susannah Sherlock et al. Annemarie Newth et al.
Introduction: Idiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss (ISSHL) is hearing loss of unknown cause with greater than 30 dB loss over 72 hours or less across three consecutive frequencies. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)...
Laura Tuominen,Richard Lundel,Costantino Balestra et al. Laura Tuominen et al.
Introduction: Diving induced immersion diuresis predisposes divers to dehydration. Dehydration is considered a risk factor for decompression sickness (DCS) but there is very little evidence to prove it. Dehydration also p...
Elaine Yu,Nicole Lin,Peter Lindholm Elaine Yu
Introduction: Breath-hold divers can surface with neurological symptoms consistent with nitrogen buildup in tissues or gas entry into the arterial circulation, collectively termed decompression illness (DCI). While DCI ha...
Nicole Lin,Elaine Yu,Anna Lussier et al. Nicole Lin et al.
Introduction: There are increasing anecdotal reports of in-water recompression in freedivers who surface with neurological symptoms, likely suffering from decompression illness (DCI). Given the remote locations where many...
Emmanuel Gouin,Emmanuel Dugrenot,Rachel M Lance et al. Emmanuel Gouin et al.
Introduction: Rebreather diving carries a high fatality rate (estimated 1.8-3.8 deaths per 100,000 dives), yet its popularity is growing. Among 54 French military divers who lost consciousness underwater, none died when u...
Yeonjung Yoo,Angélique Cléroux,Neal W Pollock et al. Yeonjung Yoo et al.
Introduction: Research in hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) medicine is growing, but the quality of HBO studies is variable. Low study quality may compromise evidence-based decision-making and clinical translation. ...