Common Medical Disorders Related To Diving – Prevention, Diagnosis And Fundamentals Of Treatment. Part 1: Diving Disorders That Do Not Require Recompression.: Extracts from Institute of Naval Medicine Report R98013, The Prevention and Management of Diving Accidents

doi:10.1136/jramc-149-01-03

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BMJ Military Health 2003;149:15-22.

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