Novomeský F, Paldauf E
Soud Lek. 1985 Aug;30(3):44-7.
The hyperventilation prior of apneic diving represents the important and dangerous pathophysiological phenomena, capable to evoke the fatal diving accident. The fall of arterial partial pressure of CO2 results after the hyperventilation, and thus the stimulation of the respiratory centre is lowered as well. The underwater black-out results, which leads to the diver's suffocation due to submersion. The work analyses in detail some pathophysiological aspects of the mentioned phenomena.
屏气潜水前的过度通气是重要且危险的病理生理现象，可能引发致命的潜水事故。过度通气后动脉血二氧化碳分压下降，从而降低了对呼吸中枢的刺激。这会导致水下意识丧失，进而使潜水员因溺水而窒息。本文详细分析了上述现象的一些病理生理方面。
