Thermal Burns and Radiation Tissue Damage: The early use of HBO in the treatment of skin and deep tissue burns, has ben demonstrated to limit the area and depth of subsequent necrosis. This must be combined with conventional resuscitation and treatment of the burned patient. However particular attention must be given to ensuring correct hydration.

Diabetic Wounds and Circulatory Efficiency Enhancement: It is estimated that 7.2% of all hospitalizations in the USA involve diabetes with more than 20% of these due to peripheral vascular disease and its related tissue damage.

Although HBOT may not be of sufficient benefit in the most extreme cases, its benefit in the marginally perfused wound may be significant. The increased wound Oxygen tension achieved with HBOT promotes wound healing, increases the host anti-microbial defenses and has a direct bacteriostatic effect on anaerobic micro-organisms.

Intra-Cranial Abcess: The beneficial theraputic effects of HBOT are derived from the predominantly anaerobic flora found in ICA’s, the reduction of a perifocal brain swelling, the enhancement of host defense mechanisms and the well documented beneficial effects in cases of concomitant skull osteomyelitis.
Brain Injury and other Head Trauma: HBOT has proven to be beneficial in many cases for this condition. New case studies showing promising results have been recently published. The immediate application of HBOT is recommended as there is an immediate result in the reduction of edema.

Cerebral Palsy: This condition has proven to be beneficial in many cases. New case studies showing promising results have been recently published. Several states have recently approved HBOT as a auxiliary treatment.

Solomon Islands, Honiara
Santa Clarita, California
Round Rock, Texas
Libya, Tripoli
Tuvalu, Funafuti
Paterson, New Jersey
Glendale, California
Stamford, Connecticut
Thornton, Colorado
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, UAE