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HBOT

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About HBOT

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is an advanced medical treatment in which patients breathe 100% medical-grade oxygen inside a pressurized chamber

Overview

  • Enhances wound healing in diabetic foot ulcers and non-healing wounds

  • Treats decompression sickness and carbon monoxide poisoning

  • Supports recovery in radiation injuries and soft tissue infections

  • Aids in management of certain neurological and vascular conditions

  • Improves tissue oxygenation in compromised blood supply areas

Workflow

Step 1: Medical Evaluation
Patient undergoes clinical assessment to determine suitability for HBOT.

Step 2: Chamber Preparation
Patient enters monoplace or multiplace hyperbaric chamber.

Step 3: Pressurization
Chamber pressure is gradually increased while patient breathes 100% oxygen.

Step 4: Therapeutic Session
Treatment session typically lasts 60–120 minutes under continuous monitoring.

Step 5: Decompression & Exit
Pressure is slowly normalized before the patient exits the chamber.

Step 6: Follow-up & Documentation
Progress is monitored and therapy sessions are scheduled as per protocol.

Benefits & Value

For Patients

  • Accelerated wound healing

  • Reduced risk of infection

  • Improved tissue oxygenation

For Caregivers & Families

  • Reduced need for repeated surgical interventions

  • Faster recovery timelines

  • Improved quality of life for chronic patients

For the Community

  • Decreases amputation rates in diabetic patients

  • Supports advanced wound care management

  • Promotes awareness of innovative oxygen-based therapies

Risks & Challenges

  • • Mild ear discomfort due to pressure changes
  • • Temporary vision changes (rare and reversible)
  • • Requires multiple sessions for optimal outcomes
  • • Patient compliance with treatment schedule

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