How pressurized oxygen works

During the therapy, the patient breathes pure oxygen in a barochamber under a pressure 2-3 times higher than atmospheric. Thanks to the increased pressure, the concentration of oxygen in the blood and tissues increases several times, which means that oxygen reaches places that are otherwise poorly supplied with blood.

Increased oxygen levels stimulate the formation of new blood vessels, strengthen the immune system, reduce swelling, and speed up the healing of wounds that are otherwise difficult to heal.