
by Philip Foster · Presses Universitaires de Grenoble · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782706105043

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This book, written by Philip Foster, provides a rigorous and pedagogical analysis of human physiology in the context of scuba diving with compressed air. The work explores how the body adapts to underwater conditions, covering fundamental topics such as gas physics, anatomy, circulatory and respiratory physiology, as well as the risks associated with decompression and various diving pathologies. Aimed at both amateur divers and instructors, as well as sports medicine professionals, the text combines scientific explanations with practical prevention advice. It is an essential tool for understanding the biological limits of the human body underwater, making it an indispensable companion for any diving enthusiast or professional.
