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Effect of air diving exposure generally encountered by recreational divers: oxidative stress?

Lemaitre et al., 2002

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7149835825868206104
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Lemaitre F
Meunier N
Bedue M
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UNDERSEA AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE

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Previous work has demonstrated the effects of saturation diving on human pulmonary functions (1). Decreases in vital capacity (2) and in diffusing capacity (3), pulmonary obstruction (4) have been found in professional divers and attributed to oxygen toxicity (3, 5) …
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