Indications for hyperbaric oxygen treatment

Acute poisoning by carbon monoxide, cyanides, pesticides, nitrites and tetra-chloride

Acute traumatic ischemia (crush and compartment syndrome, blast injuries)

Aseptic bone necrosis

Bell’s palsy

Brain abscess

Burns and frostbites

Cerebral edema (toxic encephalopathy, traumatic edema, vasogenic edema)

Cerebral insult and brain and spinal cord injuries

Chronic and relapsing infections

Chronic refractory osteomyelitis

Crohn’s disease, ulcerous colitis, pseudomembranous colitis

Decompression sickness

Diabetic disease with complications

Diabetic retinopathy

Dysbaric osteonecrosis

Gas (air) embolism

Gas gangrene (clostridial infection)

Headache

Jeopardized skin grafts and flaps

Mb. Burger (thrombangiitis obliterans)

Mb. Raynaud

Mb. Sudeck

Necrotizing infection of soft tissues (acute necrotizing fasciitis)

Open angle glaucoma

Postoperative paralytic ileus

Problem wounds (chronic wounds)

Radiation tissue injury

Severe blood loss (anemia due to)

Subacute and chronic arterial insufficiency of different origin

Sudden deafness and/or tinnitus

Sudden loss of vision