Hyperbaric oxygen therapy: Promoting healing in difficult cases: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 79, No 2

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Two general categories of patients usually improve when adjunctive hyperbaric oxygen therapy is used: persons with complicated, unhealing wounds and acutely ill persons with limb- or life-threatening wounds. The author describes the rationale for using this technology and discusses the conditions for which it is effective.

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