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Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 05:52:46 -0800 (PST)
From: Esat Atikkan <atikkan@ya*.co*>
Subject: Re: detecting bends
To: Steve Schultz <se2schul@st*.ma*.uw*.ca*>, techdiver@aquanaut.com
This info has been about for at least 2 yrs, if not
longer.  W/O a doubt it may prove to B a more
valuable/practical tool to quantify deco mediated
bubbles.  

However it still does not resolve the main issue -
does there exit a causal relationship between deco
mediated bubbles & clinical DCS.

Safe bubbles - irrespective how they R detected.
Esat Atikkan

--- Steve Schultz <se2schul@st*.ma*.uw*.ca*>
wrote:
> I took this from the french tech list. Anyone have
> more info?
> 
> ss
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Sat, 09 Mar 2002 19:11:36 +0000
> From: Dr Jerome Meynie <jertek@ho*.co*>
> Reply-To: aqua-tek@aq*.co*
> To: aqua-tek@aq*.co*
> Subject: Accidents de decompression et Larmes
> 
> Contrairement a ce que le titre pourrait laissi sous
> entendre, c'est une
> bonne nouvelle d'outre manche que je vous transmet
> et bien moins cher qu'un
> test doppler:
> 
> 
> UPDATED : 8 March 2002
> 
>                NEW TEST FOR DECOMPRESSION ILLNESS
>                Doctors at the University of New
> South Wales
>                Department of Diving and Hyperbaric
> Medicine claim to
>                have discovered a simple method of
> identifying
>                decompression illness.
>                Research carried out on scuba divers
> revealed that
>                after every dive between one and
> three bubbles are
>                visible in the fluid that lubricates
> the eyeball. These
> are visible in the tear film in the lower eyelid. In
> case of
>                divers with decompression illness,
> between 20 and 30
>                bubbles can be observed.
>                "We hope that a remote doctor,
> suspicious that a
>                patient may have the bends, will be
> able to do a
> simple,inexpensive examination of the patient's tear
> film.
>                Based on the number of air bubbles,
> they will then be
>                able to make a decision on whether
> the patient needs to
>                be flown out for further treatment,"
> said Dr Bennett, the
> report's author.
> Monday 4 March, 2002
> 
>
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