macy-pan hyperbaric oxygen chamber for diabetes wound with hbot

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macy-pan hyperbaric oxygen chamber for diabetes wound with hbot

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1.The Science Behind Hyperbaric Therapy

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is the medical use of oxygen in a pressurized environment, at a level higher than 1 atmosphere absolute (ATA). Increased pressure allows for oxygen to dissolve and saturate the blood plasma (independent of hemoglobin/red blood cells), which yields a broad variety of positive physiological, biochemical and cellular effects. This noninvasive therapy is the most trusted way to increase oxygen levels to all organs of the body. The typical treatment lasts for 60-90 minutes, during which the patient lies down and breathes normally. HBOT has been demonstrated in several clinical studies to enhance the body's innate ability to repair and regenerate. It is used as an adjunct therapy to complement and enhance the healing process in both chronic and acute conditions.

2. Why hyperbaric oxygen therapy

HBOT increases the generation of oxygen free radicals, which oxidise proteins and membrane lipids, damage DNA and inhibit bacterial metabolic functions. Superoxide dismutase, catalase, glutathione and glutathione reductase keep the formation of these radicals in check until the oxygen load overwhelms the enzymes, leading to the detrimental effects on cell membranes, proteins and enzymes. HBOT is particularly effective against anaerobes which lack superoxide dismutase and facilitates the oxygen-dependent peroxidase system by which leukocytes kill bacteria.Hyperbaric during HBOT further inhibits clostridial toxin production and improves potency of antibiotics like Fluoroquinolones, Amphotericin B and Aminoglycosides, all of which use oxygen for transport across cell membranes.

3.Hyperbaric oxygen and cells

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) involves the administration of 100% O2 at pressures above 1 atm (Thom 2009). Currently, the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society has defined 13 indications for which HBOT is approved including air/gas embolisms, CO poisoning, acute traumatic ischemias, and chronic wounds (Gesell 2008). In fact, HBOT is widely used for the treatment of diabetic ulcers (Duzgun et al. 2008; Liu and Velazquez 2008; Ong 2008; Thackham et al. 2008; Efrati et al. 2009), an application that will only increase as the population ages. One way HBOT acts to enhance chronic wound healing is by stimulating angiogenesis (Ren et al. 2008; Milovanova et al. 2009; Sander et al. 2009; Yuan et al. 2009). The tissue responsible for angiogenesis, the vascular endothelium, has been the topic of several studies to determine the mechanisms of the beneficial effects of HBO. In one proposed mechanism, HBO increases the partial pressure of oxygen in circulating plasma, which helps to stimulate oxygen-dependent collagen matrix formation, a crucial step in wound healing (Gurdol et al. 2009). It has also been shown that seven daily HBO treatments can decrease hyperbaric inducible factor 1 alpha expression in rat ischemic wound tissue, thereby attenuating apoptosis. Furthermore, this report demonstrated a reduction in the numbers of neutrophils present at the wound site following HBOT, indicative of a reduction in inflammation (Zhang et al. 2008).

4. Symptom rehabilitation

Hyperbaric Oxygen (HBO) in sports has become more prevalent in today. Mild HBO therapy provides a highly effective way to increase the volume of oxygen in the blood and thus increase the many beneficial effects that oxygen has on the body. It allows the body to get the oxygen it needs to create ATP for energy and flush out the lactic acid that causes muscle fatigue. The elevated oxygen levels help athletes increase performance and recover more quickly after a workout. Increased oxygen delivery to the brain facilitates brain function, and enhances an athlete's ability to make split-second decisions that could be a difference in the outcome of a game. The pressurized chamber in which athletes breathe pure oxygen, allows up to a tenfold increase in the oxygen level of the blood plasma and hemoglobin. The red blood cells become more malleable, increasing their ability to penetrate restricted blood vessels so that cells and tissues receive the oxygen they need to regenerate and heal. With hyperbaric treatment, a sprained ankle might recover in four days instead of eight; a bruised thigh could mend in one week, not three. Recovery time is reduced significantly, and athletes at all skill levels get back into play faster.

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Our company is located in Shanghai, China. We specialize in manufacturing portable hyperbaric chambers, home oxygen concentrators, etc. Our chambers are certified with ISO13485 and CE certification, and we also hold a PATENT REGISTRATION for our chambers. In the past 7 years, our chambers are sold over 35 countries in which Japan is our main market. We present the strong quality commitment and we have gone through hard work to be able to offer this health equipment at an accessible price for the first time in the world, We are proud to be the top Chinese factory doing this chambers and be able to give an opportunity to people that need HBOT in their life .A lot of professional sport players have started to use this chambers and the health benefits this offers are scientifically backed up. We are happy to be the most reliable provider in the world, we can design the chamber with customer's logo with no MOQ. We welcome not only family buyers, but also sales companies by providing you with tailored OEM products. With confident and enthusiastic service, we expects our cooperation with products of sound quality and affordable price.

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