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Images were obtained using a low-dose GE Revolution CT multi-slice scanner (slice thickness 0, 625/mm). Pathological findings were analyzed in terms of emphysematous, cystic, bronchial (bronchial dilatation, bronchial syndrome, bronchial thickening) and parenchymal (nodules with distinction concerning nodules larger than 6 mm, granulomas, atelectasis, ground glass abnormalities, ventilatory disorders) abnormalities. The radiologists working in the hospital are trained in imaging related to diving medicine.
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