Caisson Disease: How Bridge Building Began Modern Dive Medicine
Did you know that modern dive medicine began with mining and bridge building? It was the use of pressurized caissons to construct bridge piers that gave us our first look at decompression sickness. Projects like the St Louis and Brooklyn Bridges saw hundreds of workers afflicted with DCS - and it is when the name "the bends" was first coined.

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