> peternubreed said on
01-08-2008 at
22:26:
Thanks for the response!I've heard that there is another form of HBOwhich rises the blood oxigene level to above 90percent by giving pure oxigene to breath or something I dont no exactly.Does anyone know about this?
> xristov11 said on
01-06-2008 at
16:07:
I am an multiple sclerosis patient and have been having oxygen treatment every week for 20 years.No need for a mono chamber. 60 centres with multiplace chambers.RegardsChristopher
> UKHYPERBARICS said on
01-03-2008 at
21:32:
Yes it is possible to treat someone who has been in prolonged anoxic coma for 4 months with HBO - but the HBO Unit would need to bespecialised and able to handle this type of patient. There is very little evidence that HBO therapy is useful in this condition; it may help brain function but would not help thecontractures. Quite a lot of work has been done on the use of HBO for Stroke, but there is no clear evidence that it use is worthwhile.
> peternubreed said on
12-26-2007 at
13:30:
Is it possible to treat a patient who has been in prolonged anoxic coma for 4 months?Does the treatment help in brain function or with the limb contractures?
> iamben24 said on
12-19-2007 at
11:10:
thankz a lot.......any website for dos chambers?tht was helpful.......am a nurse and in my experience,most of da venous(arterial)ulcers take months to heal....esp in da elderly....so i was jus wonderin abt da alternatives availablethnx a lot
> UKHYPERBARICS said on
12-18-2007 at
20:50:
Patients may have to have between 20-40 sessions each lasting up to 90mins of oxygen breathing at the treatment pressure.
> UKHYPERBARICS said on
12-18-2007 at
20:49:
Compression bandaging is much better as a first line therapy for Venous leg ulcers than HBO. It is much cheaper and less time consuming and heals approx 75% of Venous leg ulcers which are often caused by poor venous return from the legs. Therefore we would not suggest HBO as a first line therapy for Venous leg ulcers, however it may be useful when used adjunctively with bandaging if there is failure to heal in 12+ weeks of bandaging alone.
> UKHYPERBARICS said on
12-18-2007 at
20:46:
There are 3 chambers in Ireland that we are aware of these being in Dublin, Galway and Craigavon (NI).
> iamben24 said on
12-13-2007 at
17:19:
hav u ny idea there any hyberbaric centre in ireland?and is it heelpful for venous ulcers?how many sessions will one hafta undergo n how long does each session last?
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