Apnoeic diving safety - experimental approaches to oxygen augmentation

Apnoeic diving safety - experimental approaches to oxygen augmentation

A study was undertaken to determine whether a volume of oxygen injected from a 100 ml syringe and inhaled during a 10 m ascent would be exhaled again fully or partially by two experienced male divers. Each performed one apnoeic dive with and another without O sub(2) augmentation.O sub(2) augmentatio...

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Veröffentlicht in:South African Medical Journal/Suid-Afrikaanse Mediese Tydskrift 1984-01, Vol.65 (12), p.483-487
Hauptverfasser: Smit, P J, Lessing, AJP, Steyn, E S, Daehne, HO
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