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jaap · 15th February 2007, 11:02

Quote: (Originally Posted by bletso)

If you will notice, this study appears to be irrelevant to the question. The temperatures were elevated and the times were long.

There was a similar thread about a month or so ago in which the Israelis did which to some degree was more appropriate. It did show a very slight increase in onset symptoms of CNS if I recall. It too, was not directly related to what normal divers do and was not conclusive.

Dale

Is 27 Celsius considered an elevated temperature? Times were long?

Sure its not conclusive and far from a real diving situation. But at least its something. I found the abstract and discussion interesting. Especially the trends in fig 6.

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jaap Normal people worry me Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other CCR RB80 / Clone Ray Other SCR Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR RB80 / Clone Ray Other SCR Home Build Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Stockholm Sweden Posts: 451	Re: Effects of Helium content on O2 Toxicity suceptibility Quote: (Originally Posted by bletso) If you will notice, this study appears to be irrelevant to the question. The temperatures were elevated and the times were long. There was a similar thread about a month or so ago in which the Israelis did which to some degree was more appropriate. It did show a very slight increase in onset symptoms of CNS if I recall. It too, was not directly related to what normal divers do and was not conclusive. Dale Is 27 Celsius considered an elevated temperature? Times were long? Sure its not conclusive and far from a real diving situation. But at least its something. I found the abstract and discussion interesting. Especially the trends in fig 6. __________________ My initials: JAAP
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