Risk of Decompression Sickness During Exposure to High Cabin Altitude After Diving

Author： Pollock Neal W. Natoli Michael J. Gerth Wayne A. Thalmann Edward D. Vann Richard D.

Publisher： Aerospace Medical Association

ISSN： 0095-6562

Source： Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, Vol.74, Iss.11, 2003-11, pp. : 1163-1168

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