Use of localized hyperbaric oxygen therapy in wound healing
B.N. Feinberg
Abstract
B.N. Feinberg
Abstract
To reduce the cost of high-pressure oxygen treatment, an inexpensive system for applying a form of localized hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been developed. An experiment which applies localized hyperbaric oxygen to wounds made in the tails of laboratory rats is described. The initial results indicate that oxygen under hyperbaric pressure does penetrate the many cellular layers of the wound being treated.>
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To reduce the cost of high-pressure oxygen treatment, an inexpensive system for applying a form of localized hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been developed. An experiment which applies localized hyperbaric oxygen to wounds made in the tails of laboratory rats is described. The initial results indicate that oxygen under hyperbaric pressure does penetrate the many cellular layers of the wound being treated.>
Key concepts: Hyperbaric oxygen, Oxygen, Oxygen pressure, Wound healing, Hyperbaric oxygenation, Wound treatment, Biomedical engineering, Chemistry