Decompression—Decompression Sickness¶
Bühlmann, A. A. (1984). Decompression—Decompression Sickness. Springer-Verlag.
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- Controlled Reentry
- It encourages identifying: (1) what triggered the exit, (2) what evidence would confirm the trigger is resolved, (3) what early-warning signals would indicate emerging problems, (4) what capacity/load can be safely handled at each stage, (5) what criteria warrant stepping back—a discipline most rigorously formalized in diving by Bühlmann (1984), whose tissue-compartment model defines explicit reversible-progression rules for ascent.
This sourceSixteen-compartment tissue-saturation model defining staged ascent with explicit, computed reversible-progression (stop) rules and step-back to deeper depth on symptom emergence.
- It encourages identifying: (1) what triggered the exit, (2) what evidence would confirm the trigger is resolved, (3) what early-warning signals would indicate emerging problems, (4) what capacity/load can be safely handled at each stage, (5) what criteria warrant stepping back—a discipline most rigorously formalized in diving by Bühlmann (1984), whose tissue-compartment model defines explicit reversible-progression rules for ascent.
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