ScubaMedical B.V.

25-26 november 2021

Verdiepingscursus duikgeneeskunde Psyche onder druk. De 28ste Scott Haldane verdiepingscursus heeft als onderwerp “Psyche onder druk”. Vaak krijgt de geestelijke (on)gezondheid binnen de duikgeneeskundige keuringen weinig aandacht. Enerzijds omdat er veel onbekendheid bij de keurende arts is, anderzijds [...]

http://www.eubs.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/English-EUBS-ECHM-position-on-diving-and-COVID-19-21st-May-2020.pdf

As agreed by the panel of diving medicine experts, it is recommended:
1. that divers who have tested positive for COVID-19 but have remained completely asymptomatic should wait at least one (1) month before resuming diving
2. that divers who have had symptomatic COVID-19, but not requiring hospitalization, should wait at least three (3) months before applying for fit-to-dive clearance conducted by a diving medicine specialist
3. that divers who have been hospitalized with or because of pulmonary symptoms in relation to COVID-19, should wait at least three (3) months before applying for fit-to-dive clearance conducted or coordinated by a diving medicine specialist, with complete pulmonary function testing (at least FVC, FEV1, PEF25-50-75, RV and FEV1/FVC, and an exercise test with peripheral oxygen saturation measurement) as well as a high-resolution CT scanning of the lungs.
4. that divers who have been hospitalized with or because of cardiac problems in relation to COVID-19, should wait at least three (3) months before applying for fit-to-dive clearance conducted or coordinated by a diving medicine specialist with cardiac evaluation, including echocardiography and exercise test (exercise electrocardiography).

www.eubs.org

https://www.duikersgids.nl/actueel/oostenrijkse-arts-ontdekt-blijvende-longschade-bij-sportduikers-na-corona?fbclid=IwAR1bHPReore4KuFbCKX1PCKRQnj6YJ-cs9WCMMAB6vsFw7xkZPKIzqhqiP0

Oostenrijkse arts ontdekt blijvende longschade bij sportduikers na corona Schade zou ook na lichte klachten zichtbaar zijn.