Vertigo and diziness. And seeing!

Although the tissues of the body behave as a fluid and are virtually incompressible,the air containing spaces of the body are subject to Boyle's Law. The reduction in volume of gas within such spaces during compression is normally maintained by the admission of additional gas at the increasing ambient pressure.Failure to maintain ambient pressure in a contained space will lead to barotrauma in which the reduced volume of the contained gas is neccessarily replaced by tranasudate,or will cause some tissue distortion or other damage.Failure to clear the ears', a form of valsalva procedure,can lead to otitc barotrauma,the severity of which can range from mild The possibility of an associated vertigo presents a real danger to diver.This case sort discus.

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