Peter B. Bennett

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Peter B. Bennett is affiliated with the following schools: Duke University, University of Southampton

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According to Wikipedia, Peter B. Bennett was the founder and a president and CEO of the Divers Alert Network , a non-profit organization devoted to assisting scuba divers in need. He was a professor of anesthesiology at Duke University Medical Center, and was the Senior Director of the Center for Hyperbaric Medicine and Environmental Physiology at Duke. Bennett is recognized as a leading authority on the effects of high pressure on human physiology.

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Peter B. Bennett's Published Works

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The Physiology and Medicine of Diving (1982) (291)
The physiology of decompression illness. (1995) (155)
Nitric oxide and cerebral blood flow responses to hyperbaric oxygen. (2000) (105)
Responses to Pressure. (Book Reviews: The Physiology and Medicine of Diving and Compressed Air Work) (1970) (93)
Hyperbaric oxygen reduces cerebral blood flow by inactivating nitric oxide. (2000) (78)
The Aetiology of Compressed Air Intoxication and Inert Gas Narcosis (1966) (63)
The incidence of venous gas emboli in recreational diving. (2002) (62)
The high pressure nervous syndrome during a simulated oxygen-helium dive to 1500 ft. (1971) (55)
The causes, mechanisms and prevention of the high pressure nervous syndrome. (1974) (54)
The effect of raised pressure of inert gases on phospholipid membranes. (1967) (48)
Inner ear decompression sickness (1976) (45)
Electroencephalographic and other changes induced by high partial pressures of nitrogen (1961) (34)
Naloxone Fails to Antagonize the Righting Response in Rats Anesthetized with Halothane (1978) (34)
Effects of hyperbaric nitrogen and oxygen on auditory evoked responses in man. (1969) (31)
Effects of aspirin and dipyridamole on platelet function, hematology, and blood chemistry of saturation divers. (1979) (28)
Suppression of the high pressure nervous syndrome in human deep dives by He-N2-O2. (1974) (28)
Hydrostatic pressure reduces synaptic efficiency by inhibiting transmitter release. (1981) (28)
Anesthetic antagonism of the effects of high hydrostatic pressure on locomotory activity of the brine shrimp Artemia. (1983) (27)
Measurement of cerebral blood flow in rats and mice by hydrogen clearance during hyperbaric oxygen exposure. (1998) (26)
A deep stop during decompression from 82 fsw (25 m) significantly reduces bubbles and fast tissue gas tensions. (2004) (26)
THE EFFECTS OF HIGH PRESSURES OF INERT GASES ON AUDITORY EVOKED POTENTIALS IN CAT CORTEX AND RETICULAR FORMATION. (1964) (25)
Probing the limits of human deep diving. (1984) (24)
Cortical CO2 and O2 at high pressures of argon, nitrogen, helium, and oxygen. (1965) (23)
Assessment of the interaction of hyperbaric N2, CO2, and O2 on psychomotor performance in divers. (2016) (21)
Central nervous system reactions during heliox and trimix dives to 31 ATA. (1982) (21)
Basic and applied high pressure biology (1994) (18)
Electrolyte Imbalance as the Mechanism for Inert Gas Narcosis and Anaesthesia (1967) (17)
CHAPTER 11 – Inert Gas Narcosis and High-Pressure Nervous Syndrome (2004) (17)
Effect of Epidural Lidocaine on Spinal Cord Blood Flow (1989) (17)
Liquid ventilation in dogs: an apparatus for normobaric and hyperbaric studies. (1983) (16)
Efficiency at sorting cards in air and a 20 per cent oxygenhelium mixture at depths down to 100 feet and in enriched air. (1967) (15)
Platelet count in deep saturation diving. (1992) (15)
Optimal use of nitrogen to suppress the high pressure nervous syndrome. (1975) (14)
Tremor in diving. (1973) (14)
Satuation exposures at 31 ATA in an oxygen-helium atmosphere with excursions to 36 ATA. (1970) (14)
Rat brain catecholamine release at 1, 10, 20, and 100 ATA heliox, nitrox, and trimix. (1988) (13)
Control of HPNS in humans during rapid compression with trimix to 650 m (2131 ft). (1981) (12)
Physiological limitations to underwater exploration and work. (1989) (12)
Action of selected drugs on decompression sickness in rats. (1969) (11)
Effect of varying deep stop times and shallow stop times on precordial bubbles after dives to 25 msw (82 fsw). (2007) (11)
Prevention in rats of narcosis produced by inert gases at high pressures. (1963) (11)
Effect of interaction of volatile anesthetics and high hydrostatic pressure on central neurons. (1979) (11)
Metabolic changes in man during short exposure to high pressure. (1970) (11)
Diazepam Under Hyperbaric Conditions in Rats (1980) (10)
Comparison of the effects of drugs on nitrogen narcosis and oxygen toxicity in rats. (1962) (10)
Simulated Oxygen-Helium Saturation Diving to 1500 Ft and the Helium Barrier (1971) (9)
[abstract] DCS Risk and Doppler Bubbles in Sport Divers. (1993) (8)
Calculation of the percentage of a narcotic gas to permit abolition of the high pressure nervous syndrome. (1975) (8)
High pressure biology and medicine : papers presented at the 5th International Meeting on High Pressure Biology, St. Petersburg, Russia, 7-9 July 1997 (1998) (8)
Decompression from a deep nitrogen/oxygen saturation dive--a case report. (1984) (7)
Changes in human urine and blood chemistry during a simulated oxygen-helium dive to 1,500 feet. (1971) (7)
WHAT ASCENT PROFILE FOR THE PREVENTION OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS ? I – Recent Research on the hill / Haldane ascent controversy (2002) (7)
Arterial blood gases in man during inert gas narcosis. (1974) (7)
Hydrostatic Pressure Does Not Antagonize Halothane Effects on Single Neurons of Aplysia californica (1980) (7)
A versatile high-pressure chamber for electrophysiological measurements. (1980) (6)
Mechanism and Prevention of Inert Gas Narcosis and Anaesthesia (1970) (6)
Physiology of Diving (1984) (6)
Pulmonary oxygen toxicity in man at 2 ATA with intermittent air breathing. (1974) (5)
[Involvement of nitrogen oxide in the cerebral vasoconstriction during respiration with high pressure oxygen]. (2000) (5)
Pulmonary oxygen toxicity in chickens and rabbits. (1978) (5)
High Pressure, Diazepam and pH Influences on Ketamine Anaesthesia in the Rat (1980) (5)
Alteration of high pressure nervous syndrome in rats by alteration of colonic temperature. (1976) (4)
Effect of helium/nitrogen/oxygen mixtures on HPNS convulsion threshold in euthermic rats. (1979) (4)
The High Pressure Nervous Syndrome During Human Deep Saturation and Excursion Diving (1973) (4)
Acute metabolic and physiologic response of goats to narcosis. (1973) (4)
Renal responses during a dry saturation dive to 450 msw. (1992) (4)
Renal and hormonal responses to exercise in man at 46 and 37 atmospheres absolute pressure. (1997) (4)
Relative decompression sickness hazards in rats of neon and other inert gases. (1968) (3)
Review of protective pharmacological agents in diving. (1972) (3)
Scope and design of the GUSI international research program. (1992) (3)
Elecrolyte imbalance as the mechanism for inert gas narcosis and anesthesia. (1967) (3)
Use of EEG digital filtering and display for HPNS diagnosis. (1986) (3)
[abstract] RELATIONSHIP OF DEEPEST DIVE OR DEEPEST QUARTER OF DIVE TO DOPPLER SCORES. (1994) (3)
[abstract] A REVIEW OF THIRTY-THREE DIVE ACCIDENTS WITH A DELAY TO TREATMENT OF FOUR DAYS OR GREATER. (1990) (3)
Central and peripheral causes of hyperreflexia in humans breathing 5% trimix at 650 m. (1985) (3)
[abstract] DOPPLER ANALYSIS OF SPORT DIVER PROFILES: A SECOND LOOK. (1992) (3)
Analysis of clinical outcomes of linear vs. deep stop decompression from 3.5 to 6 atmospheres absolute (350 - 600 kpa) in awake rats. (2011) (2)
Performance efficiency of men breathing oxygen-helium at depths between 100 feet and 1500 feet. (1971) (2)
[abstract] CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL REFLEX CONTRIBUTIONS TO HYPERBARIC HYPERREFLEXIA. (1984) (2)
Effects of halothane and hydrostatic pressure on sodium channels in squid axon. (1985) (2)
Lithium effects: protection against nitrogen narcosis, potentiation of HPNS. (1980) (2)
Measurement and mechanisms of inert gas narcosis. (1969) (2)
Urinary vasopressin and aldosterone and plasma volume during a saturation dive to 450 m. (1992) (2)
EEG and evoked potential changes during gas- and liquid-breathing dives to 1000 msw. (1985) (2)
EEG activity of rats compressed by inert gases to 700 feet and oxygen-helium to 4000 feet. (1973) (2)
PSYCHOLOGICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND BIOPHYSICAL STUDIES OF NARCOSIS (1971) (2)
Cardiovascular and endocrine responses to 90 degree tilt during a 35-day saturation dive to 46 and 37 ATA. (2007) (2)
Hyperbaric oxygen and the significance of increased cerebral oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions. (1966) (1)
[abstract] SUPPRESSION OF THE HIGH PRESSURE NERVOUS SYNDROME (HPNS) IN HUMAN DIVES TO 720 FT. AND 1000 FT. BY USE OF N2/He/02. (1974) (1)
ELECTROLYTE CHANGES IN HUMANS UNDER HYPERBARIC CONDITIONS. (1969) (1)
[abstract] DOPPLER ANALYSIS OF SPORT DIVER PROFILES. (1991) (1)
Experiments in human work capabilities under pressure, now being conducted at the royal Naval Physiological Laboratory. (1972) (1)
THE PARADOXICAL EFFECTS OF HYPEROXIA AND HYPOXIA ON THE AUDITORY EVOKED RESPONSE IN HUMANS. (1969) (1)
[abstract] ROLE OF REACTIVE OXYGEN AND NOTROGEN SPECIES IN HYPERBARIC OXYGEN-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY. (1999) (0)
[abstract] PREVALENCE OF THROMBOCYTOPENIA IN DEEP SATURATION DIVING. (1990) (0)
Introductory remarks to the second session (1984) (0)
[abstract] USE OF A DEEP (15M) AND SHALLOW (6M) STOP FOLLOWING 25 METER NO-DECOMPRESSION DIVES REDUCES DECOMPRESSION STRESS (AS OBSERVED BY DOPPLER-DETECTABLE BUBBLES) WHEN COMPARED TO EITHER A DIRECT ASCENT, OR DIRECT ASCENT WITH ONLY A SHALLOW STOP. (2004) (0)
Nitrox Diving for Sports Divers in the USA Present Situations and Future (2000) (0)
Evaluation of Diving Accidents Between Nitrox and Air Dives (2000) (0)
[abstract] PEROXYNITRITE PRODUCTION IN HYPERBARIC OXYGEN-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY. (2000) (0)
Comparative High Pressure Biology. Edited by Philippe Sébert. Enfield (New Hampshire): Science Publishers. $139.95. xiii + 561 p.; ill.; index. ISBN: 978-1-57808-638-2. 2010. (2012) (0)
[abstract] PRESSURE REVERSAL OF KETAMINE ANESTHESIA. (1978) (0)
Efficiency Of Working Divers In Depths Down To 600 M (1988) (0)
Record Trimix Dive To 2132 Ft Without Incapacitating High Pressure Nervous Syndrome (1981) (0)
[abstract] INNER EAR DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS. (1976) (0)
Effect of compression rate on HPNS convulsion threshold in the euthermic rat. (1977) (0)
[abstract] SLOWING OF S.E.P. LATE WAVES IN GAS BREATHING AND LIQUID BREATHING DOGS COMPRESSED UP TO 101 BARS. (1982) (0)
[abstract] HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE AND ANESTHETICS REDUCE ANAPTIC EFFICIENCY BY ALTERING PRESYNAPTIC MECHANISMS OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE (1981) (0)
Diver with acute abdominal pain , right leg paresthesias and weakness : A case report (2002) (0)
[abstract] HYDROSTATIC PRESSURIZATION OF ISOLATED CENTRAL NEURONS. (1978) (0)
[abstract] USE OF TRIMIX IN DIVES GREATER THAN 1000 FT. (1976) (0)
EFFECTS OF HYPERBARIA ON THE CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO MAXIMAL EXERCISE: 933 (1992) (0)
[abstract] ULTRASONIC DOPPLER MEASUREMENTS OF SPORTS DIVERS AT ALTITUDE (1991) (0)
Trimix at Depths Below 1000 FSW. (1976) (0)
[abstract] PROTECTION AGAINST INERT GAS NARCOSIS AND POTENTIATION OF HPNS BY LITHIUM. (1978) (0)
[abstract] BODY FLUID BALANCE DURING A 6-DAY TRIMIX-SATURATION DIVE AT 46 ATA. (1991) (0)
[abstract] TIME REQUIRED TO ORGANIZE AND EFFECT AIR AMBULANCE TRANSPORT IN 99 DCI CASES REFERRED TO DAN TRAVEL ASSIST (2001) (0)
EPIDURAL LIDOCAINE AND SPINAL CORD BLOOD FLOW (1985) (0)
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