Skin graft complications can include bleeding, infection at the donor or recipient sites, limitations in limb movement, and more, all of which can be alleviated through the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy following the procedure.
Benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) include hyperoxygenation, anti-inflammation, its antimicrobial effect, neovascularization, and stem cell mobilization.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a diabetic foot ulcer treatment approved by the FDA that aims to help heal these wounds with pure oxygen.
Common side effects of diabetes include foot ulcers, cardiovascular disease, vision damage, gum disease, fatigue, stroke, and nerve damage.
A skin flap transplants tissue from a donor to recipient site on the body, while retaining its original blood supply. This surgical procedure is often used in reconstructive surgery to repair wounds.
Some symptoms of delayed radiation injury include trouble swallowing, excessive dry mouth, abdominal pain, proctitis, and chest wounds.
Hyperbaric Medical Solutions (HMS) has completed the expansion of its Manhattan clinic, adding a third oxygen chamber, a larger changing area, and additional entertainment options for patients.
The diabetic sores on the feet of those with this metabolic disease are foot ulcers that can become infected if not properly treated.
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