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Lopaka
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I am following a thread in the "Ask Dr. Decompression" forum about "In Water Re-compression", (IWR) as a alternative to the chamber if one is not available:
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ask-dr-decompression/301373-alternative-chamber.html
This comment caught my eye:
"The Hawaii method is to dive back to at least 100 feet on air and then once back up to 30 feet, switch to 100% oxygen and the continue on 100% oxygen once back on the surface for a few hours. They're convinced it works and the professional divers of Hawaii use this. That's all I can say........."
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/4671413-post25.html
I find this a bit hard to believe. Anyone know if this does happen here among "professional divers" or others?
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ask-dr-decompression/301373-alternative-chamber.html
This comment caught my eye:
"The Hawaii method is to dive back to at least 100 feet on air and then once back up to 30 feet, switch to 100% oxygen and the continue on 100% oxygen once back on the surface for a few hours. They're convinced it works and the professional divers of Hawaii use this. That's all I can say........."
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/4671413-post25.html
I find this a bit hard to believe. Anyone know if this does happen here among "professional divers" or others?