I concur - any movement seems to create a shower out of the water ( having come out of the water), and then we all know the bubbles grow using surrounding gas before they begin to shrink. Just standing back up is a giant shock to the system under these circumstances. Richard Pyle wrote: > > > What we can learn form it is that we do not want to trigger a shower of > > bubbles in the last little bit of deco unnecessarily as they could slip > > through the lung filter or trigger a PFO. This includes sitting still > > for a while and not doing any exertion. > > It also might include hanging out in the water at the surface for a while > after the dive, and/or remaining horizontal for the first 15-30 minutes > after getting out of the water. I really think the effects of blood > distribution shifts due to going from an immersed state to a non-immersed > state play a much larger role in the triggering of DCS onset than it's > previously been credited with. > > Aloha, > Rich -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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