Hyperbaric Oxygenation Therapy



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I support the use of Hyperbaric Oxygenation Therapy in the categories that the UHMS has listed as indications for such treatment.

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I think that the indications for HBOT should be expanded to include Radionecrosis, Brain injury, cyanide poisoning, MS, Problem wounds, Aids, Burns, and other experimentally supported indications.

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The industry is fully capable of policing itself and the government should keep their hands off of the experimental use of HBOT.

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The pharmaceutical companies in this country are largely responsible for the preference that physicians and medical schools have for pharmacological treatments and research over that of HBOT.

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