UNDERSTANDING HYPERBARIC CHAMBERS

UNDERSTANDING HYPERBARIC CHAMBERS

Hyperbaric chambers are specifically designed enclosures where patients undergo HBOT. The primary goal is to administer 95-100% oxygen at pressures higher than normal atmospheric pressure, typically ranging from 1.3 to 3.0 ATA (atmospheres absolute).

Functionalities:

Pressure Control:OXYGEN OASIS  chambers are capable of controlling and maintaining elevated pressures necessary for HBOT. This enables the dissolution of oxygen into the bloodstream at higher concentrations, facilitating enhanced oxygen delivery to tissues.

Oxygen Delivery: Patients breathe pure oxygen through a mask or hood inside the chamber. The increased pressure allows more oxygen to dissolve in the blood plasma, reaching areas with compromised circulation or damaged tissues.

Safety Features: OXYGEN OASIS chambers incorporate safety measures such as redundant pressure release valves, emergency depressurization systems, and monitoring tools (e.g., pressure gauges) to ensure patient safety during sessions.

• Mechanism of Action: OXYGEN OASIS chambers enhances wound healing by promoting angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels), reducing inflammation, and supporting tissue repair processes. It also helps combat infections by increasing oxygen availability to fight pathogens.

OXYGEN OASIS Chamber types:

Monoplace Chambers: Designed for a single patient, these chambers are enclosed and pressurized to deliver HBOT. 

Multiplace Chambers: Larger chambers accommodate multiple patients and medical staff. They allow for direct patient observation and treatment adjustments during sessions.