Literature DB >> 8000285

High altitude dives in the Nepali Himalaya.

J Leach1, A McLean, F B Mee.   

Abstract

British divers undertook no-stop decompression dives at altitudes of 15,700 and 16,000 ft (4,785 and 5,33 m) in the Everest region of the Nepali Himalaya. They performed 23 dives on oxygen and two on nitrox (60% N2:50% O2. The dives took place under ice in two lakes, Gokyo Tsho and Donag Tsho. The maximum depth achieved was 98 feet fresh water (29.32 msw), maximum duration was 39 min in water, 44 min on gas.

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Year:  1994        PMID: 8000285

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Undersea Hyperb Med        ISSN: 1066-2936            Impact factor:   0.698


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