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2004 Publications2004 PublicationsRefereed Articles (primary literature)Dear G, Pollock N, Uguccioni D, Dovenbarger J,Feinglos M, Moon R. Plasma glucose responses inrecreational divers with insulin-requiring diabetes.Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society.2004;31(3):291-301.Freiberger J, Lyman S, Denoble P, Pieper C, Vann R.Consensus factors used by experts in the diagnosis ofdecompression illness. Aviat Space Environ Med.2004(in press).Marroni A, Bennett P, Cronje F, et al. A deep stop duringdecompression from 82 fsw (25m) significantlyreduces bubbles and fast tissue gas tensions. UnderseaHyperbar Med. 2004;31(2):233-243.Vann R, Gerth W, Denoble P, Pieper C, Thalmann E.Experimental trials to assess the risks of decompressionsickness in flying after diving. Undersea HyperbarMed. 2004;31(4):431-444.West B, Griffin L, Frederick H, Moon R. The independentlyfractal nature of respiration and heart rate duringexercise under normobaric and hyperbaric conditions.Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology. 2004(in press).Book ChaptersMoon R. Treatment of decompression illness. In: AA B,ed. Bove and Davis' Diving Medicine. 4th ed:Saunders; 2004:195-223.Nord D. Scuba Diving. Health Information forInternational Travel. 2003-2004 ed. Atlanta, GA:Department of Health and Human Services - Centersfor Disease Control and Prevention; 2004:192-195.Vann R. Inert Gas Exchange and Bubbles. In: Bove A,ed. Bove and Davis' Diving Medicine. 4th ed:Saunders; 2004:53-76.Vann R. Mechanisms and Risks of Decompression. In:Bove A, ed. Bove and Davis' Diving Medicine. 4th ed:Saunders; 2004:127-164.Edited ProceedingsMitchell S, Doolette D, Wachholz C, Vann R, eds.Workshop on remote management of mild DCI.Sydney, Australia; 2004: In press pages.Sheffield P, Vann R, eds. DAN Flying After DivingWorkshop Proceedings - May 2002. Durham,NC:Divers Alert Network; 2004.Proceedings ArticlesFreiberger J. Economic impact of flying after diving.Paper presented at: Flying After Recreational DivingWorkshop; May 2, 2002, 2004; Durham, NC.Freiberger J. Flying after multiday repetitive recreationaldiving. Paper presented at: Flying After RecreationalDiving Workshop; May 2, 2002, 2004; Durham, NC.Freiberger J. Influence of Delay to Recompression onthe Outcome of Mild DCI. Paper presented at:Workshop on remote management of mild DCI; May25, 26, 2004, 2004; Sydney, Australia.Moon R. Diagnosing DCI in Remote Locations. Paperpresented at: Workshop on remote management ofmild DCI; May 25, 26, 2004, 2004; Sydney, Australia.Pollock N. Trials of flying at 25,000 feet after diving.Paper presented at: Flying After Recreational DivingWorkshop Proceedings; May 2, 2002, 2004; Durham,NC.Pollock N, Fitzpatrick D. NASA flying after diving procedures.Paper presented at: Flying After RecreationalDiving Workshop Proceedings; May 2, 2002, 2004;Durham, NC.Thalmann E, Vann R, Pollock N, Gerth W.Development of guidelines for flying after diving.Paper presented at: Flying After Recreational DivingWorkshop Proceedings; May 2, 2002, 2004; Durham,NC.Vann R. Diving at the no-stop limits: chamber trials offlying after diving. Paper presented at: Flying AfterRecreational Diving Workshop; May 2, 2002, 2004;Durham, NC.Vann R. Flying after diving within the no-decompressionlimits. Paper presented at: Flying AfterRecreational Diving Workshop; May 2, 2002, 2004;Durham, NC.Vann R, Freiberger J, Denoble P, et al. The risk ofrelapse from flying after recompression therapy fordecompression illness: an overview. Paper presentedat: Workshop on Remote Management of Mild DCI,2004; Sydney, Australia.DAN’s <strong>Report</strong> on Decompression Illness, Diving Fatalities and Project Dive Exploration: 2004 Edition 137
2003 Publications2003 PublicationsVann R, Wachholz C, Nord D, Denoble P, Marcris G.Can Divers with mild symptoms of DCI fly on commercialairliners? Paper presented at: Workshop onRemote Management of Mild DCI, 2004; Sydney,Australia.<strong>Report</strong>sVann R, Denoble P, Dovenbarger J, et al. <strong>Report</strong> onDecompression Illness, Diving Fatalities and ProjectDive Exploration. Durham, NC: Divers Alert Network;2004.Non-Refereed Articles (lay articles)Moore J. The chosen - seven interns will work forDAN's 2004 research internship program. AlertDiver.2004; July/August:32-33.Pollock N. Managing an unprotected fall into coldwater. Alert Diver.2004; July/August:48.Pollock N. Physical fistness and diving. dirQuest.2004;5(1):17-19.Pollock N. REMO2 - an oxygen rebreather for emergencymedical applications. Alert Diver.2004;July/August:50-55.AbstractsCaruso J, Uguccioni D, Ellis J, Dovenbarger J, BennettP. Diving fatalities involving children and adosescents:1989-2002. Undersea Hyperbar Med. 2004;31(3)Caruso J, Uguccioni D, Ellis J, Dovenbarger J, BennettP. Do divers in trouble drop their weight belts or itegratedweights? A look at the ditching of weight.Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society. 2004;31(3)Denoble P, Vann R, Bennett P, Marroni A. Ten years ofprospective studies in recreational diving. Underseaand Hyperbaric Medical Society. 2004;31(3):308-309.Denoble P, Vann R, Freiberger J, Brubakk A. Patternanalysis of depth-time profiles recorded by dive computers.Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society.2004;31(3):327.Freiberger J, Denoble P, Vann R, Cronje F, Marroni A.Scuba diving epidemiological report form (SERF), thenew DAN injury report form. Undersea HyperbarMed. 2004;31(3):305-306.Freiberger J, Lyman S, Peiper C, Vann R. Consensusfactors used by experts in the diagnosis of DCI.Undersea Hyperbar Med. 2004;31(3):352-353.Marroni A, Bennett P, Cronje F, et al. Use of a deep(15m) and shallow (6m) stop following 25 meter nodecompressiondives reduces decompression stress (asobserved by doppler-detectable bubbles) when comparedto either a direct ascent, or direct ascent withonly a shallow stop. Undersea Hyperbar Med.2004;31:9.Pollock N. Identifying gas emboli during decompression:comparison of portable transthoracic echocardiography(TTE) and Doppler ultrasound. InternationalCongress on Aviation and Space Medicine ScientificProgramme. 2004:17-18.Pollock N, Natoli M. Venous gas emboli (VGE) gradesare not correlated with severity of decompression sickness(DCS) symptoms. International Congress onAviation and Space Medicine Scientific Programme.2004:17-18.Shannon J, Vann R, Peiper C, Thalmann E, Gerth W.Relationship between inert gas type, venous gasemboli (VGE), and decompression sickness (DCS).Undersea Hyperbar Med. 2004;31:336-337.Uguccioni D, Pollock N, Denoble P, Moore J, Vann R.An educational internship program to support datacollection in DAN's Project Dive Exploration.Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society.2004;31(3):327-328.Vann R, Denoble P, Uguccioni D, Freiberger J, ForbesR, Pieper C. Incidence of decompression sickness(DCS) in four recreational diving population samples.Undersea Hyperbar Med. 2004;31(3):304-305.Vann R, Freiberger J, Denoble P, et al. Flying afterrecompression therapy. Undersea and HyperbaricMedical Society. 2004;31(3):304.Audiovisual MaterialPrinciples, history, and operation of rebreathers.Durham, NC: www.DiversAlertNetwork.org; 2004.138DAN’s <strong>Report</strong> on Decompression Illness, Diving Fatalities and Project Dive Exploration: 2004 Edition
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1. INTRODUCTIONDivers Alert Network
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