Just a few references of Atelectasis in divers.
Report of Nine Four Hour Exposures to 100percent Oxygen at 11-13 Feet of Seawater.
Alexander and Flynn, 1971 NEDU report
RRR ID:
3351
Positive-pressure oxygen breathing and pulmonary atelectasis during immersion.
Dahlback and Balldin, 1983 UBR
RRR ID:
2951
Pulmonary atelectasis formation during diving with closed-circuit oxygen breathing apparatus
Dahlback and Balldin, 1985 UBR
RRR ID:
3011
Pulmonary mechanics and atelectasis during immersion in oxygen-breathing subjects.
Baer, Dahlback and Balldin, 1987 UBR
RRR ID:
3079
I stand with Andy on this one, this is not something we really see in operational diving until the exposures get fairly long.
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