Lungenfunktionsmessung bei Kindern vor und nach einem altersadaptierten SCUBA Tauchgang im Schwimmbad

Wollin, P; Christmann, Martin; Kroker, Axel; Zielen, Stefan

doi:10.1055/s-0030-1256152

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“…69 Similar results were observed in children aged 8-14 years after making a single dive in 28 o C water. 70 Again, a decrease in FEV1≥10% was observed in five children. 70 When the compressed air in a scuba tank expands as it is delivered to the diver, the temperature of the gas falls due to adiabatic cooling.…”

Section: An Analysis Of 22 Cases Of Decompression Illness In Hawaii Nmentioning

confidence: 87%

“…70 Again, a decrease in FEV1≥10% was observed in five children. 70 When the compressed air in a scuba tank expands as it is delivered to the diver, the temperature of the gas falls due to adiabatic cooling. Because of this, and because the air is very dry, asthmatic children should be carefully evaluated for scuba diving.…”

Section: An Analysis Of 22 Cases Of Decompression Illness In Hawaii Nmentioning

confidence: 87%

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Pediatric and adolescent injury in aquatic adventure sports

Buzzacott

Mease²

2018

Research in Sports Medicine

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Drowning is a leading cause of death in children. Each year there are many thousands of injuries in children, some fatal, associated with aquatic adventure sports. Personal water craft rapidly accelerate children to high velocity, as does being towed behind boats on skis or tubes, whereupon children have no control of their speed or direction. Canoeing and white-water kayaking particularly stress the upper limbs and shoulder dislocations are a primary concern. Surfing and kite-surfing generate more injuries to the head and face than other parts of the body and, in scuba diving, children most frequently injure their ears due to the acute pressure changes experienced. Aquatic injuries cost more in children than in adults and residual functional deficits may last a lifetime. There is a pressing need for research into the prevalence and incidence of aquatic injuries in children, so the effectiveness of preventive interventions can be determined.

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Section: An Analysis Of 22 Cases Of Decompression Illness In Hawaii Nmentioning

confidence: 87%

Section: An Analysis Of 22 Cases Of Decompression Illness In Hawaii Nmentioning

confidence: 87%