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  • Title: HYPERBARIC EXPOSURE OF MICE TO PRESSURES OF 60 TO 90 ATMOSPHERES.
    Author: MEMBERY JH, LINK EA.
    Journal: Science; 1964 Jun 05; 144(3623):1241-2. PubMed ID: 14150332.
    Abstract:
    Albino mice breathing helium-oxygen mixtures remained in good condition for periods of 1 to 13 hours at pressure-equivalent depths of 396 to 914 meters of sea water. They were successfully decompressed to normal atmospheric pressure in less than 5 hours. There were no immediate or delayed adverse effects that could be attributed to the hyperbaric helium-oxygen environment. An occasional death was attributable to hypoxia or the decompression procedure.
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