Body recovery turns into rescue after 29 hours - Bangladesh

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Dan_T:
It’s not clear whether he got such decompression treatment after being rescued. If he didn’t get decompression treatment & “physically well” after 2-3 days of observation, it shows that he has higher tolerance towards DCS than average people.
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I don't think the suggested deco time required is exact. Risk increases if skipped, sure, but a hit is not certain. I one talked with a member here who skipped a large deco obligation to try to save his dead buddy. He was transported to a treatment facility, but all they did was monitor him until he was cleared to leave.
 
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