The Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Extremity Chamber is Now

Available For Rental in Greater New England

 

Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen

The Cornerstone Therapy for any Wound Healing Program


Oxygen...The body's fundamental mechanism for healing itself!  It is essential for any healing process -- especially for chronic, recalcitrant open wounds. Oxygen is vital in collagen synthesis, enhancement of fibroblasts, angiogenesis and leucocyte function.


Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen raises tissue oxygen levels at the wound site. The primary indication for topical hyperbaric oxygen is tissue hypoxia.
 The Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Extremity Chamber pulses topical hyperbaric oxygen at intermittent pressure directly to the wound site. The result...oxygen levels are raised, wounds heal faster and the cost to heal the wound is drastically reduced.
INDICATIONS :

Tissue Hypoxia, which includes: chronic wounds, skin ulceration due to diabetes, venous stasis, decubitus ulcers, post surgical infections, amputations/infected stumps, frostbite and bums.

Stage II, III and IV Open Wounds:
The Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Extremity Chamber can treat virtually all types of wounds and ulcers especially Stage III and IV and is a cornerstone of many treatment plans.

Deep Ulcers with Exposed Tendons and Bone.



The State of the Art in Wound Healing

Click for enlarged viewNot to be confused with disposable hyperbaric oxygen "bags" that cannot deliver beneficial, pulsating intermittent pressure to the wound site -- the portable, sturdy extremity chamber is unique!
Each treatment Offers:
  • Diffused Oxygen   which raises capillary P02 levels at the wound site, stimulating Capillary Budding and granulation of new, healthy tissue.
  • Increased Leukocyte Function  enhances antibacterial activity and suppresses bacterial growth.
  • Intermittent Pressure  which stimulates circulation and reduces edema.
  • A Moist Sealed, Humidification System that is essential to the healing process.
Additional advantages of topical hyperbaric oxygen therapy include low cost and lack of any systemic oxygen toxicity.
And of course...therapy is non-invasive.


Equipment is FDA cleared and used clinically since 1992.



Accelerated Wound Healing Through Advanced Technology


Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a safe, simple, effective treatment that has saved many limbs from amputation.



The Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Extremity Chamber...


Advanced Design Suitable for Any Setting

Portable, lightweight and easy to operate, the chamber is used in hospitals, wound care centers, nursing homes or at home. Available for daily rental by institutions in greater Boston and southern New Hampshire.


  PROTOCOL:
  1. Obtain a doctor's order prior to initiation of treatment.
  2. Therapy should be utilized on a clean wound or after the wound has been debrided.
  3. Recommended Treatment Time: outpatients -- 60 to 90 minutes once daily.
Acute or Sub-Acute Setting: 3 hours once a day or 90 minutes twice a day

PROCEDURES:
  1. Remove all creams, ointments, and dressings prior to application of the chamber.
  2. The wound should be kept covered after each treatment with an appropriate moist dressing.

OBSERVATIONS:

A definite change should take place by the 8th treatment -- indicated by a cleaner wound with the formation of new capillaries and islands of granulation tissue.

(Note: Results have been observed as early as 2 treatments.)



TOPICAL HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY...


ADVANCED WOUND CARE TECHNOLOGY OF TOMORROW
 

    "Wounds can not differentiate the manner that oxygen is transported. Whether oxygen reaches the nicer bed by hemoglobin or by dissolving through plasma is not important. Providing an adequate oxygen gradient from the capillary to the hypoxic tissue bed is the only requirement  that must be filled in order for tissues to benefit. Topical Hyperbaric oxygen is the modality of choice to raise tissue oxygen content:"

                                                                                 Dr. Frank Rossi
                                                                                 Medical Director, Wound Care Center
                                                                                 Hoboken University Medical Center
                                                                                 Jersey City, New Jersey
     

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