Black W R, DeHart R L
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City.
Aviat Space Environ Med. 1992 Mar;63(3):200-2.
Decompression sickness is not an appreciated hazard among the private pilot community. This is of growing concern with the increasing number of nonpressurized aircraft capable of flying to altitudes in excess of 5,468 m (18,000 ft). A case report is presented of a 42-year-old pilot who apparently experienced decompression sickness at flight level 250 which went unrecognized until several months after the incident.
减压病在私人飞行员群体中并未被视为一种危险。随着能够飞到超过5468米（18000英尺）高度的非增压飞机数量不断增加，这一情况日益受到关注。本文报告了一例42岁飞行员的病例，该飞行员显然在飞行高度250时经历了减压病，但直到事件发生数月后才被识别出来。
