London Diving Chamber is a hyperbaric chamber providing NHS funded emergency recompression for divers with decompression sickness
Information on decompression sickness for scuba divers covering: The effects that increased pressure and gases have on the body and the saturation and desaturation of Nitrogen into the body tissues; A description of the different types of decompression sickness; How to diagnose decompression sickness with a list of the signs and symptoms of decompression sickness; factors that can cause or predispose divers to decompression sickness; How to avoid decompression sickness; The treatment of decompression sickness in a scuba diver; DCI denial and late presentation of decompression sickness; What happens after decompression sickness and after treatment in a hyperbaric chamber and NHS funding for emergency treatment.
Information on all aspects of Dive Medicine: decompression illness, marine animal hazards, Cardiovascular System, Drugs, ears, fitness, respiratory and any other problems for scuba divers.
Diving medicals, HSE diving medicals, fit to dive medicals, AS4005.1 dive medical for Australia, fit to dive medicals for Spain, Malta & Gozo, asthma and scuba diving medicals.
Dry diving / chamber dives & recompression chamber tours at London Diving Chamber.
Dive medicine courses, Diver Medic Training Course, Recompression chamber attendants course and PADI Chamber Awareness Speciality Course for divers run by London Diving Chamber.
Events for divers Organised by London Diving Chamber
An introduction to the staff of the hyperbaric unit at London Diving Chamber.
Reasons why London Diving Chamber offers the best recompression chamber services for scuba divers suffering from symptoms of decompression sickness/decompression illness/the bends.
A history of decompression chambers and hyperbaric medicine. From early caissons to modern scuba diving today.
Use of dive tables and decompression theory for hyperbaric medicine and scuba divers.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Treatment from the decompression chamber at The London Diving Chamber.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment (HBOT) from the decompression chamber at The London Diving Chamber.
London Diving Chamber contact page
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