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An investigation of the circulation of
blood in the eyes of diver has produced the strongest evidence that tissue
damage caused by diving is more common and more severe than had been previously
thought. Of the 26 professional divers studied, all had abnormal retinas. None
of the divers taking part in the study had visual problems as a result of their
damaged retinas but Alan Bird of Moorfields Eye Hospital in London said that he
"would not be surprised to find divers whose damage has progressed far enough to
affect their vision". Evidence has mounted during recent years to show that exposure to pressure during diving subtly damages the central nervous system. Doctors believe that the damage is due to obstruction in the flow of blood through the tissues. People who take up diving as a sport know they are at risk of getting "the b A. involves the injection of fluorocein dye into the pupil B. provides graphic information about blood supply to retinas C. causes considerable discomfort to the patient D. none of the above 我来回答: 提交
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