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History Boyle's, Dalton's and Henry's law have significant implications in the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. As gases are compressible, they are subject ...
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Regardless of the the purpose and scope of the hyperbaric facility, inadequate knowledge of applicable gas laws, chamber fire safety, potential risks, side ...
... Benefits". Indication for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT). Decompression Illness. Decompression illness (DCI) arises from the generation of bubbles of inert ...
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... gas laws. Hyperoxia is a known risk to central ... Many times, for those receiving HBOT, it is a result of side effects from surgical and oncological treatments.
... gas expansion problems. Assessing the ... In addition, HBOT acts as a drug and can interact ... Hyperbaric oxygen therapy: side effects defined and quantified.
Tachycardia; Restlessness; Sudden feeling of being hot. See section 'Anxiety related to hyperbaric oxygen treatments or other medical problems' in topic " ...
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