Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment (HBOT) involves breathing pure oxygen at higher than atmospheric pressures in an enclosed chamber. This process causes oxygen to be absorbed by all body fluids and by all body cells and tissues, even those with blocked or reduced blood flow. This increased flow of oxygen stimulates and restores function to damaged cells and organs, including those of the liver and brain.
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The state Senate on Monday approved a bill that would allow Oklahoma veterans with traumatic brain injury to receive free hyperbaric oxygen treatment.
Continue readingBBC's Robert Hall went to Castle Craig Hospital to speak with Lance Bombardier Ben Parkinson, who got oxygen treatment for the injuries he suffered in Afghanistan.
Continue readingBrain injured veteran Ben Parkinson can now walk up to two miles a day after starting the controversial hyperbaric oxygen treatment. Cherrill Hicks talks to Prof Philip James, author of a new book on the subject.
Continue readingKRMG.com - A Tulsa doctor who's also a Major in the US Army Reserve is about to get deployed to Honduras, but the timing for his patients and the clinic he's trying to help build for wounded veterans couldn't be worse.
Continue readingBritain's most injured surviving soldier who was left in coma for four months and lost both legs is making amazing recovery and is now able to walk two miles a day.
Continue readingMiami Herald - Podiatrist Dr. Howard Umansky of Miami demonstrates how diabetic foot wounds can be monitored by telemedicine on smartphones, tablets and computers.
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