> I've checked with the archives, the litrature, my surgeon, friends who are > commercial divers and under the bed, but have not found an authoritative > study that confirms the popular opinion that injury sites are more prone to > DCS than uninjured body parts. It was explained to me by my "bends doc" that I was more susceptible to future DCI primarily because my previous hit left me with scar tissue, and scar tissue has poor circulation, making it an *extremely* "slow" tissue. Other than that, I know of no other references to correlating scar tissue or other sites of healed damage to increased susceptibility to bubble formation/trapping. I'd be interested to know what you find out more on this topic. Rich
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