PERGUNTAS MEDICAS FREQUENTES DAN
Aging
Diving After Joint Replacement
Barotrauma
Ear Squeeze (Ear Pain)Dealing with Middle Ear Barotrauma
Ear Squeeze (Ear Pain)Dealing with Middle Ear Barotrauma
Mask SqueezeNot just a dilemma for new divers, DAN takes an in-depth, in-your-face look at it.
Mechanism of Injury for Pulmonary Over-Inflation Syndrome
Nosebleeds (Sinus Squeeze)DAN explains why new divers frequently get nosebleeds.
Cardiovascular (Heart)
ACE Inhibitors (Angiotension-converting enzyme)Cardiovascular Medications
Beta-Blockers (Metoprolol, Propanolol etc.)Cardiovascular Medications
Blood Thinners (Anticoagulants-Coumadin, Plavix etc.)Cardiovascular Medications
Calcium Channel Blockers (Cardizem, Caduet etc.)Cardiovascular Medications
Cholesterol Medications & DivingDiscussing the effects of cholesterol-lowering medications on diving.
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft ( Angioplasty, Stents)
Diuretics (water pills- HCTZ, Aldactone, Bumex)Cardiovascular Medications
Diving After a Heart AttackDAN discusses fitness and diving after a heart attack.
Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction)
Implanted Internal DefibrillatorsCardiovascular fitness and diving
Irregular Heartbeat (Dysrhythmias)
MurmursLooking at unusual heart rhythms
Pacemakers and DivingDAN Offers Some Sage Advice on Mixing the Two, By CDR Jim Caruso, M.C., U.S. Navy Diving Medical Officer
Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia(PSVT)
Raynaud's Syndrome or Phenomenon
Vasovagal and Carotid Sinus SyncopesDAN explains these fainting episodes.
Ventricular Septal Defects (VSD) and Diving
Decompression Illness
Diving at AltitudeLiving at a subsea level and diving above sea level
Flying After DivingDAN reviews its guidelines on how soon divers may fly after diving.
Timing exercise and divingBy Dr. Neal Pollock Ph.D.
Dental
Dental ImplantsHow long before I can dive after dental implants?
Diving and Root CanalsGetting to the root of a dental problem by Linda Bascom, DDS and John Monk, MS
Diving and Wisdom TeethDAN Sinks Its Teeth Into Dental Issues and Diving
Diving with a cracked toothDealing with a cracked tooth
Diving with a cracked toothDealing with a cracked tooth
Diabetes & Diving
Diving Accidents
Basic InstinctsDAN explores a hypothetical underwater emergency.
Chamber Location and AvailabilityDAN responds to concerns regarding this complex issue.
Local Chamber Fees - Do They Really Exist?
Oxygen to divers without symptoms
Proper Position for Emergency Care
Why DAN Does not Provide Chamber Location Information
Ears, Nose, & Throat
Diving With Existing Ear Injuries
Instructions for Equalizing Ears and Sinuses
TMJ (Temporal-Mandibular Joint Syndrome)
Tympanic Membrane Rupture (Perforated Ear Drum)
Unplugged: DAN Examines the Use of Earplugs In Scuba DiversBy Wesley Hyatt, DAN Communications, and Joel Dovenbarger, Vice President of DAN Medical Services
Endocrine
Diving With HyperglycemiaThe importance of re-evaluating your fitness to dive.
Fitness to Dive
Bone Considerations in Young Divers
Cytotoxic Drugs, Cancer Effects
Getting Fit for Dive SeasonDAN Examines the Components of A Good Dive Physical With An Emphasis on Cardiovascular Health
Healthy, But OverweightDAN Discusses the Issue of Fitness and Diving By Joel Dovenbarger, Vice President, DAN Medical Services
Taking Medication While Scuba Diving
Gastrointestinal
Gastroenteritis and Vomiting / Diarrhea
Gastroesophageal Reflux (“Heartburn” or “Waterbrash”)
Hernias (also Sliding and Paraesophageal Hiatal Hernias)
Liver TransplantDAN examines diving possibilities for donor & recipient.
General
Flu-like Symptoms Following a Dive
Foot Pain After DivingFin Foot
Immersion Diuresis (Urge to Urinate)This underwater phenomenon can strike you even if you do not have a weak bladder .
Medical Questionnaire / StatementCan the truth hurt? Is it dangerous to be totally honest on the Dive Medical Questionnaire?
Proper Position for Emergency Care
Remember to BreatheDAN explains why scuba divers should always remember to breathe normally while underwater.
Hematology (Blood)
Hemophilia & DivingThe risks of diving with hemophilia.
Hereditary Hemorrhagic TelangiectasiaOsler-Weber-Rendu Syndrome
Infectious Diseases
Marine Life
Bright Colors & Predator ProvocationTerritorial intrusion and tethered fish may attract a shark, but can bright colors get their toothy attention?
Coral Cuts, Scrapes and Rashes
Diving While On Medications for Stings
Itching and rash go away and come back
Jellyfish StingsIdentifying and Treating Jellyfish Stings
Lionfish, Scorpionfish and Stonefish Envenomations
Mooring/Anchor lines causing itching and rash
Sea Bathers Eruption (aka: sea lice, ocean itch)
Musculoskeletal
Diving After Bone FracturesBy James Chimiak, M.D.
Diving After Joint Replacement
Diving After Spinal Back Surgery
Diving with Rheumatoid Arthritis
OsteochondritisDAN responds to concerns relating to this inflammation of bony tissue.
Neurological
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
History of Seizures Without a Clear Diagnosis of Epilepsy
Migraines (and Medical Forms)DAN discusses how migraine headaches can affect diving.
Ophthalmology (Eyes)
Detached Retina and DivingDAN discusses eye surgery for divers.
Eye Conditions That Will Keep You Out of the Water
Loss of Sight After HBO Treatment
Macular DegenerationDAN discusses diving with this leading cause of blindness.
Plastic Surgery
Psychological
Diving and Depression Medications
Respiratory
Mechanism of Injury for Pulmonary Over-Inflation Syndrome
Pneumothorax & Its Consequences
Remember to BreatheDAN explains why scuba divers should always remember to breathe normally while underwater.
Women in Diving
Breast Cancer & Fitness to Dive IssuesDAN looks at treatments and discusses breast implants.
Breast Cancer, Cancer & Surgery
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