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Contents: Physiological responses to head-out water immersion (J.A. KRASNEY); Physiological limitations of humans as breath-hold divers (Y.C.LIN); Arterial gas tensions and hemoglobin concentrations of the free diving antartic Weddell seal (W.M. ZAPOL/R.D. HILL/J. QUIST/K. FALKE/R.C. SCHNEIDER/G.C. LIGGINS/P.W. HOCHACHKA); Energetics of breath-hold diving in Korean and Japanese professional divers (Y.S. PARK/K. SHIRAKI/S.K. HONG); Safety of sports diving: comparison of novice and expert divers (Y. MANO/M. SHIBAYAMA/T. MIZUNO/J. OHKABO); Hyperbaric medicine during spaceflight (J.B. BOYCE/J.R.DAVIS); Hyperbaric oxygen in a modern hospital practice (M. KAWASHIMA/H. TAMURA/K. TAKAO/T. TSUNOSUE); Medical advances in compressed air construction work (E.P. KINDWALL); Diving accident management in remote areas - current concepts and controversies (C. EDMONDS); Changes found in the central nervous system from autopsies on divers (I.M. CALDER); The Alvin program (B.B. WALDEN); Biological exploration in the mid-ocean realm: food webs, particle flux and technological advancements (M.J. YOUNGBLUTH/T.G. BAILEY/C.A. JACOBY); U.S. navy deep submergence - 88 (M.R. POPOVICH); The future of man in the sea (J.P. CRAVEN). Inhaltsverzeichnis