Editing In-water recompression (section)

===Risk management===
In 2018, a group of diving medical experts issued a consensus guideline on pre-hospital decompression sickness management and concluded that IWR is only appropriate in groups that have been trained and are competent in the skills required for IWR and have appropriate equipment.<ref name="Mitchell et al 2018" />

Mitigation of a CNS oxygen toxicity [[seizure]] focuses on protecting the airway to prevent drowning. A full-face mask or mouthpiece retaining strap is reasonably effective though not guaranteed. Tethering the diver to prevent sinking, and providing a safety diver to accompany the diver under treatment at all times, who can recover the diver to the surface immediately in the event of a seizure are also recommended, following the recommended procedures for [[recovery of a convulsing diver]].<ref name="Doolette and Mitchell 2018" />