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Now in it's fourth edition, Diving and Subaquatic Medicine remains the leading text on diving medicine. This completely revised edition covers the newly described diseases of diving medicine, the modern types of diving and diving equipment, free and indigenous diving, as well as updating the previous edition's coverage of established diving disorders. Each medical disorder is discussed from an historical, aetiological, clinical, pathological, preventative and therapeutic perspective in the accessible but informative style that has made the previous editions so popular.

The principal disciplines addressed - diving medicine, occupational medicine and aquatic medicine - mean that the volume is vital reading for physicians, paramedics, navies, diving organisations and medical students at all levels. Those who know the book will waste no time in acquiring this update; those new to the text will soon find it a must for the personal bookshelf.

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• Amazon Sales Rank: #98122 in Books
• Published on: 2005-06-30
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 736 pages

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Synopsis
Now in it's fourth edition, "Diving and Subaquatic Medicine" remains the leading text on diving medicine. This completely revised edition covers the newly described diseases of diving medicine, the modern types of diving and diving equipment, free and indigenous diving, as well as updating the previous edition's coverage of established diving disorders. Each medical disorder is discussed from an historical, aetiological, clinical, pathological, preventative and therapeutic perspective in the accessible but informative style that has made the previous editions so popular. The principal disciplines addressed - diving medicine, occupational medicine and aquatic medicine - mean that the volume is vital reading for physicians, paramedics, navies, diving organisations and medical students at all levels. Those who know the book will waste no time in acquiring this update; those new to the text will soon find it a must for the personal bookshelf.

About the Author
Carl Edmonds, Director, Diving Medical Centre, Sydney 1970-2001. Formerly Officer in Charge, Royal Australian Navy School of Underwater Medicine 1967-75. Formerly President, South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society 1970-1975. Consultant in Underwater Medicine to the Royal Australian Navy, 1975-1991, Australia Christopher Lowry, Director, Diving Medical Centre, Sydney, 1973-1991. Formerly Deputy Medical Officer in Charge, Royal Australian Navy School of Underwater Medicine 1973-74. Visiting Anaesthetist, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney 1980-1991. Visiting Anaesthetist, Lismore Base Hospital, 1991-present. Consultant in Diving Medicine, Far North Coast, NSW, Australia John Pennefather, Scientific Officer at the Royal Australian Navy Submarine and Underwater Medicine Unit 1972-2001, Australia Robyn Walker, Formerly Officer in Charge, Royal Australian Navy Submarine and Underwater Medicine Unit, 1995-2001. President, South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society, 2000-2001, Australia