Albert A. (* 16. May 1923; "† 16. March 1994) was a Swiss physician and professor for medicine. Admits became it particularly by its research in the area of the dipping medicine, special of the decompression theory. There he worked on the University of Zurich and created in the year 1960 the pressure chamber laboratory.

End of the 1950er years began it with the study of the Tieftaucherei. It developed decompression tables and models for the computation of saturation procedures in the human body. These models are basis for the today's dipping computers. Today are its decompression tables, which developed in co-operation with Dr. Max cock, admit the cock tables in such a way specified.

developed also gas mixtures, with which the diver Hannes cellar reached a submerged depth of 131 meters in the Zurich lake, in November 1959. In the year 1962 it created a record, which was stopped only 13 years later with 313 meters before the California island Santa Catalina. It was supported here of the US-Navy.

Literature

• Vllm, Nussberger: Dipping medicine, Springer publishing house, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-540429-79-4

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