Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Hyperbaric Medicine Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Hyperbaric Medicine Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy 

What is Hyperbaric oxygen chamber （HBOT)

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a medical therapy that enhances the body’s natural healing process by breathing in 100% oxygen in a pressurized chamber. It’s used as a treatment for a wide variety of medical conditions and is usually a part of an overall medical care plan.By providing pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber, HBOT delivers 10-15 times more oxygen to tissues within the body. The increase in oxygen supply during a HBOT treatment allows multiple benefits.

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Advantage 

⭐Liquid crystal display touch panel, easy to operate.

⭐Release negative ions to purify, inhaling oxygen is healthier.

⭐Imported molecular sieve has fast oxygen production and high concentration.

⭐Emergency stop button and transparent observation window make it safer.

⭐Automatic safety relief valve, automatic pressure relief if the air pressure is too high. It is also equipped with a manual safety relief valve.

⭐Continuous oxygen supply The oxygen concentration in the oxygen chamber is kept within 92%±3.

⭐Factory direct sales, support OEM/ODM customization, one-piece delivery service.

⭐Own international logistics and transportation services, with advantages in price and channels.

⭐Professional technicians and customer service staff will answer any questions you have.

Some Of The Common Uses For HBOT That Are Often Covered By Insurance Include:

inflammation of bone or bone marrow

Tissue damage from radiation therapy

Cyanide poisoning /Compromised skin grafts or flaps

Arterial gas embolism (air bubbles in the blood vessels)Osteomyelitis (long-term 
Severe anemia/ Brain abscess /Burns /Crushing injury /Sudden deafness
Carbon monoxide poisoning (from breathing noxious fumes)

Specific types of non-healing wounds such as diabetic wounds
Decompression sickness (a common scuba diving condition, also called "the bends")
Gas gangrene (fast-spreading gangrene in infected wounds that gives off a foul-smelling gas)
Intracranial abscess (originating from an ear infection, sinus infection, or another primary source of infection)