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Air or gas bubble is introduced inadvertently into the arterial circulation during surgical procedures, diving accidents, or diagnostic monitoring. HBOT reduces bubble volume and increases gas absorption.
Colorless, odorless gas causing injury/death. Early diagnosis and HBOT treatment essential to prevent neurological complications.
Fluid develops in injured muscle, interrupting blood flow. HBOT reduces damage by oxygenating tissue and reducing edema.
Inert gas bubbles trapped in tissue/blood from rapid decompression during diving or hyperbaric chamber exposure. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is the only treatment for this disorder.
Non-healing wounds result from tissue hypoperfusion and infection. HBOT serves as adjunct to medical/surgical treatment.
Severe blood loss compromises oxygen delivery. HBOT supplies oxygen when transfusion impossible for medical/religious reasons.
Clostridial myositis/myonecrosis — severe acute infection in compound fractures. HBOT combined with surgery/antibiotics is preferred treatment.
High morbidity/mortality infections. HBOT may inhibit infection, reduce brain swelling, enhance defense mechanisms.
Caused by aerobic/anaerobic bacteria. HBOT inhibits bacterial growth and enhances neutrophils to kill bacteria.
Radiation injuries months/years post-exposure. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is used to enhance neovascularization in irradiated hypoxic tissue.
Chronic bone inflammation. HBOT serves as adjunct therapy with surgical/infectious disease treatments.
Tissue compromised by irradiation or decreased perfusion. HBOT maximizes viability of compromised tissue.
Serious burns (>20% body surface), partial/full thickness, or involving hands/face/feet/perineum. HBOT improves survival, reduces hospital stay, lessens surgery need.
Medi-Cal covers hyperbaric oxygen therapy for conditions recognized by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS). Coverage follows similar guidelines as listed in the approved indications above. Contact our office for specific Medi-Cal coverage verification.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy offers significant clinical benefits for patients with qualifying conditions. As an adjunct treatment, HBOT can:
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