David Giddy writes: > > [Is this problem] discussed in mix classes and whether there are any > statistics about its occurrence rates in the technical diving > community? My understanding is that dysbaric osteonecrosis has not been documented in divers outside the commercial environment, and that it is not a risk to be worried about in conservative diving. My personal, non-expert hypothesis is that the folks getting this are doing a lot of Sur-D and minimal decompressions and hence end up with heavy asymptomatic bubble loadings after their working dives. I've not seen the report you mention about dysbaric osteonecrosis occuring after a single dive: could they have mean it *could* occur after single dive, or did they actually have controlled data on a person with no other risk factors suffering DO after a single dive? Cheers, David Story NAUI AI Z9588, PADI DM 43922, EMT story@be*.wp*.sg*.co* Oxygen is a drug in California.
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