[Is it possible to dive again after decompression sickness?]

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Abstract
Decompression sickness in underwater diving exposes the diver to a risk of clinical sequelae which require specific care. In the absence of sequelae or after clinical recovery, the question of diving again may be raised. As part of a secondary prevention approach, the hyperbaric practitioner measures the physical, psychological and social impact of re-exposure to pressure and the immersion of the patient-diver.
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Authors Morin, Jean;de Maistre, Sébastien;Druelle, Arnaud;Le Hot, Henri;Blatteau, Jean-Éric;
Journal revue de l'infirmiere
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