S. S. Survanshi

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Cardiovascular and Diving-Related Complications(14), High Altitude and Hypoxia(6), Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications(3), Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation(3), Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Research(2)

Publications29 total

The Dive Profiles and Manifestations of Decompression Sickness Cases After Air and Nitrogen-Oxygen Dives. Volume 1: Data Set Summaries, Manifestation Descriptions, and Key Files
1999· 13 cited
The Dive Profiles and Manifestations of Decompression Sickness Cases After Air and Nitrogen-Oxygen Dives. Volume 2. Complete Profiles and Graphic Representations for DCS Events
1999· 9 cited
Estimated DCS Risks in Pressurized Submarine Rescue
1999· 7 cited
Statistically Based Decompression Tables XI: Manned Validation of the LE Probabilistic Model for Air and Nitrogen-Oxygen Diving.
1999· 5 cited
Probabilistic models of the role of oxygen in human decompression sickness
Journal of Applied Physiology·1998· 42 cited
Outcome from neurological decompression illness.
PubMed·1997· 2 cited
Improved probabilistic decompression model risk predictions using linear-exponential kinetics.
PubMed·1997· 50 cited
Calculating Decompression in Naval Special Warfare SEAL Delivery Vehicle Diving Operations Utilizing the Real Time Dive Planner
1996· 1 cited
Statistically Based Decompression Tables IX: Probabilistic Models of the Role of Oxygen in Human Decompression Sickness.
1996· 5 cited
A Model for Predicting Central Nervous System Oxygen Toxicity from Hyperbaric Oxygen Exposures in Humans
Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology·1995· 17 cited
A test for variations in individual sensitivity to hyperbaric oxygen toxicity.
PubMed·1994· 2 cited
A Model for Predicting Central Nervous System Toxicity from Hyperbaric Oxygen Exposure in Man: Effects of Immersion, Exercise, and Old and New Data
Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)·1994· 5 cited
Contribution of tissue lipid to long xenon residence times in muscle
Journal of Applied Physiology·1993· 5 cited
[abstract] PROBABILISTIC MODELS OF HUMAN DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS USING KIDD-STUBBS AND RELATED DIFFUSION MODELS.
1993
Predicting the time of occurrence of decompression sickness
Journal of Applied Physiology·1992· 46 cited
[abstract] IMPROVED PROBABILISTIC MODELLING USING EXPONENTIAL-LINEAR KINETICS.
1992
[abstract] VERIFICATION TRIAL OF A PROBABILISTIC DECOMPRESSION MODEL.
1992· 1 cited
Relative decompression risk of dry and wet chamber air dives.
PubMed·1990· 12 cited
How countercurrent blood flow and uneven perfusion affect the motion of inert gas
Journal of Applied Physiology·1990· 18 cited
Xenon kinetics in muscle are not explained by a model of parallel perfusion-limited compartments
Journal of Applied Physiology·1990· 27 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

P. K. Weathersby(15), E. C. Parker(10), L. D. Homer(7), PK Weathersby(7), E. D. Thalmann(4), LD Homer(4), ED Thalmann(4), Andrea L. Harabin(3), RY Nishi(3), R Ball(3), P. B. Massell(2), J. A. Novotny(2), E. T. Flynn(2), D. J. Temple(2), P. C. Kelleher(2), D. L. Mayers(1), Y. F. Parsons(1), J. Ray Hays(1), PW Catron(1), L. J. Yaffe(1)