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Now Feck off and stop stirring
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Why? Well, unless you don't take sugar I guess?

What? Oh, the thread title starts with T.
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Adjuvant therapy
and a few papers on Adjuvant therapy:

Moon, RE. Adjuvant therapy for decompression illness. South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society 1998 Volume 28 Number 3. RRR ID: 5947

Moon, RE. Adjunctive therapy in decompression illness: present and future. South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society 2000 Volume 30 Number 2. RRR ID: 5851

Bennett MH, Mitchell SJ and Dominguez A. Adjunctive treatment of decompression illness with a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (tenoxicam) reduces compression requirement. Undersea Hyperb Med. 2003 Fall;30(3):195-205. RRR ID: 3971

Moon RE (ed). Adjunctive Therapy for Decompression Illness. 53rd Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society Workshop. UHMS Publication Number WD650. Bethesda: Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society; 2003; 194 pages. RRR ID: (UHMS request pending approval)

And always worth review:
Mitchell SJ, Doolette DJ, Wachholz CJ, Vann RD (eds.). 2005. Management of Mild or Marginal Decompression Illness in Remote Locations Workshop Proceedings. Durham NC: Divers Alert Network. 240 pages. RRR ID: 5523
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recommend that one, interesting stuff.

Bennett MH, Mitchell SJ and Dominguez A. Adjunctive treatment of decompression illness with a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (tenoxicam) reduces compression requirement. Undersea Hyperb Med. 2003 Fall;30(3):195-205. RRR ID: 3971
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And for all those people up in arms about self analisis of DCI, this one:


Mitchell SJ, Doolette DJ, Wachholz CJ, Vann RD (eds.). 2005. Management of Mild or Marginal Decompression Illness in Remote Locations Workshop Proceedings. Durham NC: Divers Alert Network. 240 pages. RRR ID: 5523

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I see no need for in water recompression which requires special equipment and brings elevated risk in UK waters or anywhere else where chambers are accessible.
Interesting - how long does it take to get to the chamber in the UK?

Out here in the bundoks my preferred plan of attack would always be to get back down even without a full face mask (getting one just in case) back to 6m on O2 and just keep cycling until I had to go up. Seen several people do this and return to the suface "better"

Of course there are many factors one would need to take into account before starting any plan of attack for DCS.

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Interesting - how long does it take to get to the chamber in the UK?
Very much depends where you're diving but the two lifts I've seen have had the casualty in the pot within 45 minutes of the call to CG.
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Very much depends where you're diving but the two lifts I've seen have had the casualty in the pot within 45 minutes of the call to CG.
which we really need to bow our heads and appreciate more as that is just outstanding really, isnt it.
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which we really need to bow our heads and appreciate more as that is just outstanding really, isnt it.
Only if you admit you have an issue and then don't spend 3 days humming and haa-ing about it
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Only if you admit you have an issue and then don't spend 3 days humming and haa-ing about it
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