Magazine 2026/3: Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.

IF 1.2 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

International Maritime Health Pub Date : 2026-01-01 DOI:10.5603/imh.114792

James Denham, Imh Editors

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Dear Readers, Welcome to this year's third issue of the International Maritime Health Magazine. Every medical specialty has a history, but not every history is preserved. Hyperbaric medicine in Latin America did not emerge from a single institution or a single pioneering individual. Rather, it evolved through diverse national experiences that were shaped by geography, maritime traditions, military and civilian medicine, engineering, scientific curiosity, and the dedication of countless, often silent, professionals. The articles in this issue offer more than historical accounts of individual countries; together, they reveal the collective story of a specialty that developed along many different paths while pursuing a common goal: the care and well-being of patients exposed to exceptional conditions of pressure and oxygen. This month's issue of our Journal brings a strong contemporary focus on diving and hyperbaric medicine. Complementing these historical perspectives, our scientific section presents recent contributions addressing decompression strategies in technical diving, risk factors for decompression sickness among commercial divers, and the physiological and behavioral challenges of extreme cold-water diving.

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杂志2026/3：潜水和高压氧医学。

亲爱的读者，欢迎阅读今年第三期的《国际海事健康杂志》。每个医学专业都有自己的历史，但并不是所有的历史都被保存下来。拉丁美洲的高压医学不是由一个机构或一个先锋个人产生的。相反，它是通过地理、海洋传统、军事和民用医学、工程、科学好奇心以及无数（通常是沉默的）专业人士的奉献所塑造的不同国家经验而发展起来的。本期的文章提供的不仅仅是单个国家的历史记录；他们一起揭示了一个专业的集体故事，这个专业沿着许多不同的道路发展，同时追求一个共同的目标：对暴露在特殊压力和氧气条件下的患者的护理和健康。这个月我们的杂志带来了一个强烈的当代焦点潜水和高压氧医学。为了补充这些历史观点，我们的科学部分介绍了最近对技术潜水减压策略的贡献，商业潜水员减压病的风险因素，以及极端冷水潜水的生理和行为挑战。

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