Chamber decompression procedures

Chamber decompression procedures involve gradually adjusting the pressure within a sealed environment, such as a hyperbaric chamber, to prevent health risks like decompression sickness. This process gradually reduces pressure from a high level to normal atmospheric conditions, allowing dissolved gases in the body to safely exit without forming bubbles. The procedure is carefully timed and monitored by healthcare professionals, often using specific protocols and-through pressure adjustments—to ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the process.