| decompression sickness |
Also referred to as DCS, a syndrome caused by bubbles of inert gas forming in the tissues and bloodstream during or after ascent from a dive. DCS is manifested in two major forms, DCS I and DCS II.
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| decompression |
a procedure involving surgical excision of bone to relieve nerve root pressure caused either by bone or soft tissue such as a disc
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| decompression illness |
Also referred to as DCI, decompression illness is a term to describe dysbaric injuries related to scuba diving. This diagnosis stems from the uncertainties in many cases about the mechanistic causation of neurological symptoms. Moreover, it is sometimes impossible to differentiate clinically between neurological DCS and AGE. ...
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Any change from one ambient pressure to a lower ambient pressure, always results in a reduction of gas pressure within the body.
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| decompression sickness |
DCS; a general term for all problems resulting from nitrogen leaving the body when ambient pressure is lowered. Can be divided into Type I (musculoskeletal and/or skin manifestations only) or the more serous Type II (neurologic, cardiac, and/or pulmonary manifestations).
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