> Question rich. > Whats inclines you to think that Ar DCS recompression treatment is in any > way more complicated than N2/He treatment. The increased solubility suggests to me that Ar MIGHT be less "friendly" from a treatment perspective (i.e., once bubbles are big). Since the diving world is only now beginning to wake up to the notion that bubble physics might have *something* to do with DCS (what a concept), there really isn't enough real-world data to say either way. However, I have heard that Helium bends are easier to treat than Nitrogen bends - so if this is true, and if this is in any way related to their relative solubilities in lipids and/or blood, then I'd really hate to get bent with siubstantial quantities of Ar in me. > We DO know for a fact that Ne DCS is a REAL treatment problem, as Ne DCS > just does not respond well to conventional recompression. How soulble is Neon? Aloha, Rich
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