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>like. I agree with David that the order should be bubbles then
>complement activation rather than the other way around. It seems
I agree with you and D-squared and myself. Bubbles first. My interest is
in why if nearly everyone has bubbles after a dysbaric exposure how come not
every one get DCI? Is it related to the amount of gas in the circulation?
I rather favour the biochemical explanation. If someone is going to go to
the trouble of Dopplering (is that a word?) a group of divers and grading
their Doppler sounds and writing a Neural Net program to analyse the sounds,
how much extra trouble would it be to get some blood for C3/C3a C5/C5a assay?
/Rat
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