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ORGANIC DISEASES OF THE SPINAL CORD. Caisson DiseaseCategory: Diseases of The Nervous System This affection occurs in divers, bridge builders, and others who are subject to increased atmospheric pressure. The symptoms develop on coming suddenly to the surface when the atmospheric pressure is greatly lessened. Symptoms. They usually occur on the return to the surface of the water, or after a few hours have passed. There are pains in the ears and joints and nose-bleed. The pulse is slow and strong. Neuralgia of the stomach and vomiting often occur. Paralysis of one side, or of the lower extremities may occur. Brain symptoms may develop and death may follow in a few hours. In most cases recovery takes place in a few days or weeks. Treatment. Persons who are engaged in such work should change very gradually from a great depth to the surface, and should not go into the outer air suddenly. Next: MYELITIS Previous: TRAUMATISM OF THE CORD. (Blows, etc.)
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