Conditions Suitable For Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment

OXYCARE LTD offers a Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment facility, using an EU-approved medical device, (chamber) – conforming to international standards, and providing appropriate, internationally-accepted, treatment for approved medical conditions.

When a patient is referred by the treating consultant, they undergo a pre-assessment with our on-site physician to determine if they are medically capable of undergoing the treatment.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Conditions - Oxycare

Enhancement of healing in diabetic foot ulcers, and other suitable ischaemic (oxygen-starved) wounds

Healing of heat burns
Acute Sensorineural Hearing Loss (Sudden deafness)
Crush injuries and other oxygen-deficient injuries
Gas gangrene (rare tissue infection)
Other rare infections (such as Actinomycosis)
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Can be used for delayed union of bones*
Enhanced healing following sports or other injuries
Skin grafts and flaps following Plastic Surgery
Radiation injury (aftermath of radiotherapy for cancer treatment – affecting the jaw [mandible] or other areas)
Osteomyelitis (infection in bone – not responding to normal treatments)

Intracranial (brain) abscesses.

Necrotizing Fasciitis (another rare infection of deep tissue)
Air or gas embolism – which can occur after injuries or operations
Cyanide poisoning
Can be used for Avascular necrosis of the hip joint*
*(in some countries)
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CE Medical device in accordance with EN 14931 (EU) 2017/745 as amended

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UHMS-Joint Commission Internationally accredited medical centre

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All staff are fully trained and certified in the delivery of Hyperbaric Medicine

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ISO 9001:2015 Accredited Company