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Underwater Anesthesia Machines? Well, Almost. Closed-Circuit Rebreathers and the Leap Forward for Advanced Diving, Exploration, and Discovery

Christopher S Henson

Christopher S Henson

University of Florida College of Medicine, Department of AnesthesiologyGainesville,
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Henson, Christopher S
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Andrew D Pitkin

Andrew D Pitkin

University of Florida College of Medicine, Department of AnesthesiologyGainesville,
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Derek B Covington

Derek B Covington

University of Florida College of Medicine, Department of AnesthesiologyGainesville,
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10 ago 2020
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Categoria dell'articolo: Research article
Pubblicato online: 10 ago 2020
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/rjaic-2020-0010
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CCR divers gently move an artifact found at the bottom of Hoyo Nego, which is part of the Sistema Sac Actun cave system in Mexico. Note the oxygen cylinder (A), diluent cylinder (B), breathing loop (C), and dive computer with PO2 monitoring (D). Photo credit: Paul Nicklen.
CCR divers gently move an artifact found at the bottom of Hoyo Nego, which is part of the Sistema Sac Actun cave system in Mexico. Note the oxygen cylinder (A), diluent cylinder (B), breathing loop (C), and dive computer with PO2 monitoring (D). Photo credit: Paul Nicklen.
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Medicina, Medicina clinica, Medicina clinica, altro, Chirurgia, Chirurgia, altro, Anestesiologia, Medicina d'urgenza e medicina di terapia intensiva
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