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Exploration study on nursing care in hyperbaric oxygen treatment for cerebral infarction

Qiu-yan Ye, Dongmei Chen, Tao Liu, Liu-si Wu, Ai-fang Wu, San-xiang Feng

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Objective To observe the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on patients with cerebral infarction and explore related care measures.Methods Randomized 120 patients with cerebral infarction were divided into experimental and control groups,the experimental group used hyperbaric oxygen therapy and observation,treatment options: pressure 0.20 MPa,inhaling pure oxygen 80 min break of 10 min changed breathing air,12 d as a course of treatment.Results The cure rate of hyperbaric oxygen therapy group were markedly effective,93%,93%,and 100% respectively; effective rate of 78% in the control group,the differences of two groups were statistically significant (P<O.OI).Conclusion Hyperbaric oxygen treatment of cerebral infarction helps to improve efficacy.promote the recovery of the overall function of the body,and reduce the incidence of complications and morbidity,and significantly improve the patients' quality of life. Key words: Cerebral infarction; Hyperbaric oxygen; Efficacy observation

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Objective To observe the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on patients with cerebral infarction and explore related care measures.Methods Randomized 120 patients with cerebral infarction were divided into experimental and control groups,the experimental group used hyperbaric oxygen therapy and observation,treatment options: pressure 0.20 MPa,inhaling pure oxygen 80 min break of 10 min changed breathing air,12 d as a course of treatment.Results The cure rate of hyperbaric oxygen therapy group were markedly effective,93%,93%,and 100% respectively; effective rate of 78% in the control group,the differences of two groups were statistically significant (P<O.OI).Conclusion Hyperbaric oxygen treatment of cerebral infarction helps to improve efficacy.promote the recovery of the overall function of the body,and reduce the incidence of complications and morbidity,and significantly improve the patients' quality of life. Key words: Cerebral infarction; Hyperbaric oxygen; Efficacy observation

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Objective To observe the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on patients with cerebral infarction and explore related care measures.Methods Randomized 120 patients with cerebral infarction were divided into experimental and control groups,the experimental group used hyperbaric oxygen therapy and observation,treatment options: pressure 0.20 MPa,inhaling pure oxygen 80 min break of 10 min changed breathing air,12 d as a course of treatment.Results The cure rate of hyperbaric oxygen therapy group were markedly effective,93%,93%,and 100% respectively; effective rate of 78% in the control group,the differences of two groups were statistically significant (P<O.OI).Conclusion Hyperbaric oxygen treatment of cerebral infarction helps to improve efficacy.promote the recovery of the overall function of the body,and reduce the incidence of complications and morbidity,and significantly improve the patients' quality of life. Key words: Cerebral infarction; Hyperbaric oxygen; Efficacy observation

Key concepts: Hyperbaric oxygen, Medicine, Cerebral infarction, Anesthesia, Cure rate, Breathing, Conventional treatment, Nursing care

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