A new study just published on Feb 2011 in the journal of cancer makes a strong argument for applying hyperbaric oxygenation therapy (HBOT) for those patients who have had either surgery or radiation therapy for brain tumors. The study followed patients who had been treated with HBOT and there was a marked improvement in cognitive [...]
» Click Here to Read the full ArticleSoft tissue recovery & accelerated tissue healing
SOFT TISSUE RECOVERY
- Sport Injuries
- Pre/Post Surgery
- Cosmetic Surgery Recovery
- Pain/Arthritis
- Soft tissue and ligament damage
It has always been proven that HBOT helps to recovery quicker from chronic non-healing wounds. Expanded on this scientific research, comes quicker recovery from soft tissue injuries (like sports injuries) and surgical procedures. Preliminary results were only subjective and were not well validated by scientific research. None the less, many patients flocked to HBOT centers to help in quicker recovery. Most of them were either high-end athletes or those that were recipients of plastic surgery and could afford an intensive program of HBOT. Either way, the demand was there and the science made sense and the results were promising.
This lead way to a recent surge of scientific documentation to either confirm and validate these findings, or to discredit these findings. The results clearly demonstrate that HBOT can be a valuable tool for quicker recovery and soft tissue repair: the research is now in and HBOT is an effective tool for quicker recovery from injuries, regardless of the cause. From sports injuries to surgical procedures, all patients should have access to HBOT for quicker recovery. Not only is HBOT a factor for quicker recovery, but this procedure has now been researched and validated for better recovery with fewer complications.
