Scuba diving: risks for whom and why?

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Abstract

Scuba diving is an occupation with a still growing expansion. Like every sport it has its own specific pathologies. Some accidents can be very serious and life-threatening. We discuss the 3 main groups of accidents: barotraumatism, gas toxicity and accidents related to aquatic environment. The knowledge of the mechanisms underlying these accidents leads to a less risky approach of scuba diving.

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Heymans, O., Wuilmart, M., & Gielen, J. L. (2001). Scuba diving: risks for whom and why? Revue Médicale de Liège.

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