In principle, every diving medical examination follows the same basic rules. However, every "special group of divers" has their own needs and medical questions ... read more
Diving and panic
Fear and panic during diving – not only beginners are confronted with this topic. We have compiled some advice on what you can do about panic under water. ... read more
Sickle-cell anaemia
A rare condition for dive doctors, caring parents and interested divers: Sickle-cell anaemia and fitness to dive ... read more
The cone snail
Due to the colourful and interesting texture of their shells, cone snails are often a collector's item during a vacation near the ocean. ... read more
Oxygen – both medicine and poison
There is no human or animal life without oxygen. Most organisms, including humans and plants, as well as many bacteria need oxygen ... read more
Breath on, always good air
For us divers, the lung is of course one of the most important organs. A diver's lung should therefore be thoroughly examined during a fitness to dive examination ... read more
Egypt travel guide
Every diver has a few dive destinations that make a lasting impression. Egypt is definitely one of those destinations. Travel time from Europe, good weather and amazing dive spots ... read more
Are you fit to dive?
Diving is becoming increasingly popular and has recently experienced not only quantitative but also a considerable qualitative change. ... read more
Decompression sickness
Even though diving accidents are thankfully very rare, it is important to know the factors that contribute to them occurring. ... read more
Pulmonary Barotrauma
The HMC Sharm el Sheikh has treated hundreds of diving accidents over the years yet, compared to cases of decompression sickness ... read more
