Pulmonary Involvement in Decompression Sickness of a Self Contained Underwater Breath Apparatus Diver / 대한스포츠의학회지

Decompression sickness is a self contained underwater breath apparatus (SCUBA)-related injury with various symptoms and is considered an extreme emergency condition. This is a case of pulmonary involvement in decompression sickness in a 26-year-old SCUBA diver. Although pulmonary involvement in decompression sickness is a potentially severe condition that requires immediate treatment, this condition can be under- or misdiagnosed, and evaluation of this disease by imaging findings is not clearly understood. We experienced a case of pulmonary involvement in decompression sickness and herein present the chest computed tomography and simple radiograph findings associated with this condition.

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On page 97, the second author's name has been incorrectly spelled as So Yon Lee. The correct spelling is So Won Lee.