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Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine
Review For Physicians, J. Bookspan (Aug 2000) |
50.00
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Diving Physiology in Plain
English, Bookspan (reprinted 2006) |
30.00 |
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Hyperbaric
Medical Review for Board Certification Exams - Certified Hyperbaric
Technologist (CHT)/Certified Registered Nurse (CHRN), Bookspan |
40.00
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Hyperbaric Oxygen
2003: Indications and Results - Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Committee Report (June 2003)
The UHMS Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Committee Report, John J.
Feldmeier, D.O., Chairman and Editor.
This 2003 edition is a complete re-write of the best-selling 1999
report. The 1999 report was
hailed as the best HBO2 therapy reference ever and the 2003
report will be likewise regarded. Dr.
Feldmeier has been meticulous in his editing of this important work and
presents to you an “HBO2 Bible” of therapies that work.
The several contributors have been equally meticulous with Dr.
Feldmeier in reporting their findings in an easy to read format and
language. A must read for
those who staff hyperbaric medicine facilities.
This book can be purchased separately for $40 or with theUHMS
Guidelines for Hyperbaric Facility Operations as a
set for $50.
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40.00 |
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UHMS
Guidelines for Hyperbaric Facility Operations 2004
The UHMS
Guidelines for Hyperbaric Facility Operations (formerly Operations
Committee Report) is mandated to address the important issues of training,
responsibility, staffing, safety and quality assurance, with regard to the
practice of hyperbaric medicine. This guideline speaks to each of
these issues, in clear, concise language, offering not only information,
but, also consensus. The recommendations are designed to help
improve medical care, optimize outcomes, maintain safety, and positively
affect the lives of patients. A most important resource for anyone
working in hyperbaric Medicine. 28 pages.
This book can be
purchased separately for $25 or with the Hyperbaric Oxygen 2003 - Indications and
Results as a set for $50.
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25.00
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SET: Hyperbaric
Oxygen 2003: Indications and Results - Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Committee Report 2003 &
UHMS Guidelines for Hyperbaric Facility Operations 2004 as a set.
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50.00
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DANGER'S HOUR (NOVEL) BY
JAMES FRANCIS
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7.00
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HEALTH
& FITNESS IN PLAIN ENGLISH
BY
JOLIE BOOKSPAN, PhD
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25.00
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WORKSHOPS AND OTHER REPORTS |
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Adjunctive Therapy for Decompression Illness. Report of the UHMS Adjunctive Therapy Committee; including
Proceedings of the 53rd UHMS Workshop.
Richard E. Moon, M.D., C.M., Chairman and Editor.
This is a comprehensive report that is a result of a partnership
with the U.S. Special Operations Command’s Biomedical Initiatives
Steering Committee (BISC) in searching for ways to medically treat our
Special Operations Forces (SOF) when decompression incidents (DCI)
threaten their lives/well being in locations remote from a treatment
facility. The study
represented by the report is the first comprehensive research effort that
has ever produced adjunctive therapy for Arterial Gas Embolism and
Decompression Incidents that is evidenced based and endorsed by the
Executive Committee of the UHMS. It
is the first report on these important subjects that adapts the American
Heart guidelines for clinical efficacy and is the first guidelines for
dysbaric diseases for those guidelines.
It is a significant contribution to the world’s medical
literature and is a significant step forward for the international
community by establishing a standard for evaluating future biomedical
issues.
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35.00
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Are Asthmatics Fit to Dive (reprinted
1999)
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20.00
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Case Histories of Diving
and Hyperbaric Accidents (1988) |
30.00 |
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Decompression in Surface
Based Diving (1987) |
15.00 |
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Diabetes and Recreational Diving:
Guidelines for the Future (June 2005) |
35.00 |
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Diving Accident Management
(Dec. 1990) |
35.00 |
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Effectiveness of Dive
Computers in Repetitive Diving (1995) |
20.00 |
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Emergency Ascent Training
(1977) |
6.00 |
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Empirical
Diving Techniques of Commercial Sea Harvesters |
25.00 |
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Fitness to Dive (1990) |
20.00 |
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Flying after Diving (1989) |
20.00 |
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Fundamentals of Hyperbaric
Medicine (1966) (Reprint) |
35.00 |
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Hydrogen as a Diving Gas
(1987) |
30.00 |
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Hyperacute Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for
Cerebral Ischemia, ed. Jain, Toole (1998)
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25.00
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In Water Recompression
Workshop (October
1999)
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20.00
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Interaction of Drugs in the
Hyperbaric Environment (1979) |
15.00 |
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Management of Mild or Marginal
Decompression Illness in Remote Locations Workshop Proceedings
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35.00
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Near
Drowning Workshop, Ed. Dueker, Brown (1999)
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20.00
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Nitrogen Narcosis (1985) |
14.00 |
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Patient
Safety: Prevention and Treatment of Complications in Hyperbaric Medicine
Workshop |
25.00 |
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Physiological and Human
Engineering Aspects of Underwater Breathing Apparatus (1989) |
20.00
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Physiological Basis of
Decompression (1989) |
35.00 |
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Physiology of Breath-hold
Diving (1987) |
25.00 |
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Prolonged & Repeated
Work in Cold Water (1985) |
6.00 |
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Rehabilitation of the
Paralyzed Diver (1985) |
15.00 |
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Reverse
Dive Profiles Workshop Proceedings, ed. Lang, Lehner (Feb 2000)
Reverse
Dive Profiles - Sponsored by Smithsonian, Diver Equipment and Marketing
Association (DEMA), Divers Alert Network (DAN), American Academy of
Underwater Sciences (AAUS), and Dive Training Magazine. This
exhaustive work on whether repetitive dives should be the more shallow
ones is challenged. The editors, Michael Lang of Smithsonian and Dr. Charles
Lehner of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, compiled 295 pages of
evidence from the world’s experts on decompression that should be a must
read for divers of all ranges of experience.
Issues such as risk vs benefit of reverse dive profiles is
presented in depth. Major
topics include: Physics/Physiology ; Physiology/Modeling; Dive Computers;
Medical Issues; and Operational Experiences.
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25.00
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Safety
Limits of Dive Computers: 1992 workshop (1995)
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20.00
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Survival
Analysis & Maximum Likelihood Techniques as Applied to Physiological
Model Workshop |
25.00 |
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Tactical
Management of Diving Casualties in Special Operations (1997) |
20.00 |
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Techniques for Diving
Deeper than 1500 Feet (1980) |
6.00 |
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The Unconscious Diver:
Respiratory Control and Other Factors (1980) |
18.00 |
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Thermal Stress in Relation
to Diving (1981 UK) |
3.00 |
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Treatment of
Decompression Illness, ed. Moon, Sheffield (August 1996) |
45.00 |
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Treatment Offshore of
Decompression Sickness (EUBS 1976) |
1.50 |
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Validation of Decompression
Schedules (1989) |
20.00 |
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"What is Bends?"
(June 1991) |
25.00 |
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Women in Diving (1987) |
15.00 |
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES |
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Cold & the Diver:
Prevention, Protection & Performance (1985) |
5.00 |
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History of the Development
of Decompression Tables (1981) |
15.00 |
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Nitrogen Narcosis (1983) |
4.00 |
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MISCELLANEOUS |
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Underwater Physiology -
Ten Symposia on one CD.
(1955-2000)
These
symposia began in 1955 and was sponsored by the Office of Naval Research,
University of Pennsylvania, and the National Academy of Science with input
from the Panel on Underwater Swimmers Committee and the Committee on
Undersea Warfare. They
continued periodically through 1987 and then suffered a 15-year wait until
the tenth symposium, that focused on Oxygen, was held in La Jolla,
California in 2002. These
symposia have been the source of thousands of references for biomedical
research over the years and are considered one of a kind.
Subject matter includes, but is not limited to: Oxygen Toxicity;
Inert Gas Exchange, Counter-diffusion, and Bubble Formation; Decompression
Sickness, Osteonecrosis, and Other Dive-related Disorders; Circulatory and
Hematologic Effects of Hyperbaric Exposure; Thermal Effects of the
Hyperbaric Environment; Interactions of Ventilatory Control, :Hyperoxia,
and Increased Gas Density at High Ambient Pressures; Molecular and
Cellular Effects of Pressure; and Behavioral and Neurological Effects of
Hyperbaric Conditions.
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50.00
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Key Documents of the Biomedical Aspects of Deep
Sea Diving
Selected from the world’s literature
1608-1982; 5 Volumes on one CD.
Seventeen of the world’s experts in the field compiled this
exhaustive work made up of five volumes of papers and excerpts.
These intellectual giants of the field reached as far back as the
early 17th century for some of their documents; selecting only
the best for inclusion in the published material.
Topics covered include: Caisson and Tunnel Work; Chronic CO2
Toxicity; Cold Water Exposure and Thermal Balance; Decompression Theory;
Diving Gases; Diving Medicine - HPNS; Drowning and Near-Drowning; Dysbaric
Osteonecrosis; Gas Embolism; Hydrogen-Oxygen Diving; Hyperbaric Oxygen
Therapy; Inert Gas Narcosis; Otology in Diving; Oxygen Toxicity;
Pathophysiology and Treatment of DCS; Pulmonary Function; Saturation
Diving; Underwater Performance; and Vision. |
50.00 |
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DVD: 2005 ASM (11 disks) |
50.00 |
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DVD: 2005 ASM Precourse- Limb
Salvage: Critical Limb Ischemia Evaluation and Treatment (4 disks) |
50.00 |
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JOURNAL
(FOR NON-MEMBERS)
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Undersea &
Hyperbaric Medicine
(bi-monthly
journal) 2008 (S&H included)
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250.00
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