Moskito Coast
February 2003 Trip w/ SubOceanSafety
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Cauquira Medical Clinic

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Across a lagoon, 1 1/2 hour's boat ride from Puerto Lempira, there's the small community of Cauquira. This is where Sub Ocean Safety installed one of its chambers. Working with a budget of $4700, Bob dumped a pressurized hyperbaric chamber over the side of a ship (and, thereby, learned that chambers do float), floated it into the lagoon across a sand bar that blocked the ship and, with the help of 50 or 60 Moskito Indians, dragged it by rope across tidal flats and onto the clinic's land.
Community medical clinic. The small building behind and to the right of the clinic is the Diver's Clinic building where the chamber is house. CESAMO
Clinica de Buzos Status of the clinicClinica de Buzos
(Diver Clinic)
located behind the medical clinic.

Big chamber
Cauquira Chamber Cauquira chamber
CESAMO
A small, second chamber, for treating one person in isolation, was brought in by FUDENA. Little chamber
Little chamber Small chamber control panel
Therapy room and equipment
Therapy Room Therapy Room Therapy Room
Casa de Buso Behind the Clinica de Buzos, you find the Casa de Busos (Divers Home) where injuried divers can stay with their families while being treated by the hospital. Casa de Buso

Last Modified: March 15, 2003
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