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HOT MI pilot study. Hyperbaric Oxygen and Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction.

by HBOT News | Oct 20, 1998 | Chronic Heart Failure

Abstract: Laden, , , , , , , , (1998). HOT MI pilot study. Hyperbaric Oxygen and Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction. American heart journal, 1998 Oct;136(4 Pt...

Ex vivo gene therapy prevents chronic graft vascular disease in cardiac allografts.

by HBOT News | Sep 10, 1998 | Chronic Heart Failure

Abstract: We hypothesized that ex vivo hyperbaric transfection of antisense oligodeoxynucleotides for blockade of intercellular adhesion molecule-1, an important mediator of cell adhesion and T-cell co-stimulation, would reduce chronic graft vascular disease in...

A comparative study of low-dose hyperbaric spinal lidocaine 0.5% versus 5% for continuous spinal anesthesia.

by HBOT News | May 7, 1998 | Cancer

Abstract: Concerns of cauda equina syndrome have discouraged clinicians to use 5% lidocaine for continuous spinal anesthesia. Earlier reports indicated that single-shot spinal lidocaine 0.5% is effective for minor gynecologic and perianal surgery. In the present...

Wound healing. New modalities for a new millennium.

by HBOT News | Feb 17, 1998 | Chronic Heart Failure

Abstract: Common to all studies of wound healing modalities is the need to convert the chronic wound into an acute wound and to maintain the wound in an acute state while subsequently using adjunctive therapy. Hence, precise control and documentation of wound care is...

Wound healing. New modalities for a new millennium.

by HBOT News | Feb 17, 1998 | Peripheral Neuropathy

Abstract: Common to all studies of wound healing modalities is the need to convert the chronic wound into an acute wound and to maintain the wound in an acute state while subsequently using adjunctive therapy. Hence, precise control and documentation of wound care is...
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