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Factors Contributing to Decompression Sickness

The most significant risk factor is your exposure profile — that is, the time, depth and ascent rate of your dives. Some degree of exposure intensity is required to initiate a decompression insult, regardless of the presence of other predisposing factors. There are a host of factors, however, that can play a role in your outcome if you experience an exposure sufficient to make DCS a possibility. Several common risk factors are outlined in this chapter. Download the eBook: https://bit.ly/2yv8daM Join DAN today: https://www.dansa.org/annual DAN Blog: https://dansa.org/blog Facebook:   / dansa.org   Twitter:   / divesafety   Instagram:   / dansouthernafrica   Pinterest:   / dansa_org   A key element of the DAN Mission is educating the diving public and the medical profession on the appropriate care for divers injured in dive accidents. This education takes on many forms, disseminating information on topics related to dive safety through articles, reports, seminars, lectures and training programs.