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Old 10-12-06, 08:27 AM
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Decompression Parpers/Articles
I have found the recent threads regarding decompression absolutely fascinating. Still seeing mistakes being made within the confines of a warm house sat in front of a computer so I don't think DOTF in any shape or form is form me. Anyhoo, lots of links have been provided for various decompression papers and articles which I am in the process of saving for printing off and reading on the morning and evening commutes to and from work. Do we have a comprehensive list on the boards (I have searched) of up to date stuff?

If not, maybe this thread could be a repository for such information?

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There was a list somewhere mate, i downloaded loads of stuff about a year ago and printed it out. Am afraid i can't give you a link though cos i lost it in my great pooter crash of late 05
I'll dig out the hard copies and see if i can find a link from there
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I've been reading this for a couple of days now and its all very good stuff

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There's a lot of stuff on the e-aquanauts site

http://www.e-aquanauts.co.uk/ - look under resources and then more information.

I have quite a few academic papers too from various academic journals. Some of which are free, but they tend to be a bit academic-y ie they're written to make them sound a bit exciting so they can get next years funding.

Also google for Pyle and Weinke (nb not wanker otherwise you'll just get pictures of Woz).

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Isobaric counter defusion

Entrez PubMed

and

Isobaric Counter Diffusion


Ratio Deco

5thD-X Home Page - training@5thd-x.com

Artical on DCI

eMedicine - Decompression Sickness : Article by Stephen A Pulley, DO

Inner Ear bends

Biophysical basis for inner ear decompression sickness -- Doolette and Mitchell 94 (6): 2145 -- Journal of Applied Physiology

Buhlman Saturation and destauration effects ZHl 16

Saturation effects in diving, the Model <font face="helvetica">ZH-L16</font>, operation of dive computers

Various tools and decompresion software

tools

Everything about VPM and VPMB deco

VPM Decompression Site

CNS in 02 CCR

The Ten Foot Stop: CNS toxicity in closed-circuit oxygen diving: symptoms reported from 2527 dives.

Pulmonary Adema and scuba

Pulmonary Edema Associated With Scuba Diving : Case Reports and Review -- Slade et al. 120 (5): 1686 -- Chest

And this final one is a directory to just about everything you want to know

ftp://ftp.decompression.org/pub/


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Gene Hobbs from the Rubicon Foundation has posted on DIRx some links which I have replicated here (he is not a member of YD).
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My presentation on "Diving Medical Literature" at the 2006 Global Underwater Explorers Conference was supported by DAN (DAN Divers Alert Network - Scuba Diving and Dive Safety Association). This presentation was to point out locations of available literature and resources. The location information is followed up with examples of the free content available through those sites. We added notes to the slides and the presentation is now available for download: The Rubicon Foundation: GUE (no log-in required). We do have a newer version of this talk that I am preparing now and it should be posted in about a week.
This is a 34 pdf presentation which has a large array of locations for you to get your decompression information.
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A summary of the work we have done is available on the main page of our "Rubicon Research Repository". The goal of this project is to make the available information more accessible. Currently, we contain the only online collection of Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) journal articles and abstracts online...UHMS members are entitled to almost all of the same resources that I am as a member of the Duke Medical Center staff. If you plan to do a lot of research and don't have access to an academic library, it is worth joining UHMS (Undersea & Hyperbaric Medicine Society).
The price for joining the UHMS is $200 for MDs or $40 for Assocciates for a years worth of access to their library. Whereas the Rubicon is free to join and they have 3167 articles available for download at present (more added almost daily).

Hope that provides you with some links to help you...

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I found Mark Powell's site also provides links to some useful papers on deco theory, and was a useful jumping off point (though not sure if these have been duplicated in the answers other people have given you, above.)

I feel I should also plug Mark's forthcoming course on Deco theory in Feb: I went to the one in November and it was really useful (clear, thorough, engaging). A lot of this stuff is pretty dense to just sit down and read - helped to have it talked through, discussed & explained.

Don't know if that helps at all.
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Thanks a lot guys - very useful.

Jag, what have you got bookmarked? If you post them as well this thread could be a very useful resource, not that it isn't useful already of course
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Isobaric counter defusion

Entrez PubMed

and

Isobaric Counter Diffusion


Ratio Deco

5thD-X Home Page - training@5thd-x.com

Artical on DCI

eMedicine - Decompression Sickness : Article by Stephen A Pulley, DO

Inner Ear bends

Biophysical basis for inner ear decompression sickness -- Doolette and Mitchell 94 (6): 2145 -- Journal of Applied Physiology

Buhlman Saturation and destauration effects ZHl 16

Saturation effects in diving, the Model <font face="helvetica">ZH-L16</font>, operation of dive computers

Various tools and decompresion software

tools

Everything about VPM and VPMB deco

VPM Decompression Site

CNS in 02 CCR

The Ten Foot Stop: CNS toxicity in closed-circuit oxygen diving: symptoms reported from 2527 dives.

Pulmonary Adema and scuba

Pulmonary Edema Associated With Scuba Diving : Case Reports and Review -- Slade et al. 120 (5): 1686 -- Chest

And this final one is a directory to just about everything you want to know

ftp://ftp.decompression.org/pub/


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cheers for these mark as there is some very nice stuff to read !
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