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These are the indications for HBOT accepted and currently covered by Medicare. Click on each link for more information and HBO Protocols. Acute carbon monoxide intoxication Acute crush injuries and suturing of severed limbs Acute traumatic peripheral insufficiency (ATI) Acute peripheral arterial insufficiency Progressive necrotizing infections Preparation and preservation of compromised skin grafts or flaps Osteoradionecrosis of the mandible Diabetic wounds of the lower extremities
HBOT has also been shown to be of assistance in treating the following: Venous stasis ulcers - recommended only if venous surgery, local wound care, leg elevation, counter pressure support, and skin grafting fails. Decubitus ulcers - with underlying osteomyelitis - a compromised skin flap, or an infected wound. Arterial insufficiency ulcers - which persist after reconstructive surgery has restored large vessel function. Necrotic wounds secondary to brown recluse spider bite. |
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