Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

The Hyperbaric Oxygen Department of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Cancer Hospital was established at the end of 1999 and officially put into use in 2000. It is the first hospital in Hohhot to use the latest hyperbaric oxygen equipment and the second hospital in the city to use hyperbaric oxygen therapy technology after the 253 Hospital.

The hospital's hyperbaric oxygen chamber is the 611, one-chamber, two-chamber, two-door oxygen chamber produced by Shanghai Yangyuan Oxygen Chamber Factory.

Features of hyperbaric oxygen therapy:

The process of treating diseases by breathing pure oxygen in an environment with a pressure higher than one atmosphere is called hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is based on the different conditions of each patient, selecting different treatment pressures and oxygen inhalation methods to achieve the purpose of treating the disease.

In clinical work, patients often cannot inhale 100% oxygen, and the therapeutic advantage of hyperbaric oxygen is that it allows patients to inhale 100% oxygen, thereby achieving therapeutic effects that cannot be achieved by other methods.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is an integral part of clinical therapeutics. It has certain curative effects on certain diseases and is difficult to be replaced by other therapies. It can be used as a clinically effective auxiliary treatment for certain diseases and can be used together with other therapies to achieve good results.

For example: carbon monoxide poisoning and other harmful gas poisoning, decompression sickness, air embolism, retinal choroiditis, retinal artery embolism, sudden deafness, brain contusion, replantation of amputated limbs (finger), radiation osteomyelitis, spinal cord injury, etc.

Generally speaking, hyperbaric oxygen therapy can achieve good results for all hypoxic and ischemic diseases, or a series of diseases caused by hypoxia and ischemia.