The results were the same whether or not the pilots had a history of symptoms of
decompression sickness.
also estimated that about half incur some degree of
decompression sickness.
Working outside the international space station in spacesuits elevates astronauts' risk of
decompression sickness, Moon indicates, since the transition from the stations to a space suit rapidly lowers the pressure to which the astronaut is exposed by two-thirds.
According to her suit, Marlatt suffered
decompression sickness and an embolus caused by an uncontrollable rate of ascent.
Decompression sickness occurs when the diver ascends too rapidly, so that nitrogen gases are not properly dispelled from his or her tissues before the diver surfaces.
The chambers are used to treat 13 clinical afflictions, including carbon monoxide poisoning,
decompression sickness, crash injuries, radiation and soft tissue damage.
Mr Watson had severe stomach pains and other signs of
decompression sickness.
It is thought that Sarah Ann Pitkin, 45, believed to be from the West Country, died from an attack of the bends -
decompression sickness.
11) When divers surface quickly, nitrogen that has pooled in the blood bubbles out, causing
decompression sickness,(12) or "the bends.
In an attempt to curb diving accidents, Nietschmann, marine biologist Bill Alevizon, and the Florida-based Caribbean Conservation Corporation (CCC) initiated a scuba-training course on the Miskito coast to educate divers about how to avoid air embolisms and
decompression sickness, called "the bends.
Although most physicians consider this usage to be mere quackery, the machine itself is anything but useless, having proven its effectiveness against
decompression sickness (occurring whenever scuba divers encounter "the bends"), carbon monoxide poisoning, anemia, and skin graft rejection, among other ailments.
