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Greater than atmospheric concentration of oxygen, administered in a pressurized chamber to help heal skin grafts, and treat soft tissue infections, burns, and other conditions.<\/p>\n

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The administration of oxygen under greater than normal atmospheric pressure (usually two to three times absolute atmospheric pressure). It has been used to treat air embolism, decompression sickness, severe carbon monoxide poisoning, some anaerobic infections, and to facilitate healing of indolent wounds.<\/p>\n

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Greater than atmospheric concentration of oxygen, administered in a pressurized chamber to help heal skin grafts, and treat soft tissue infections, burns, and other conditions. The administration of oxygen under greater than normal atmospheric pressure (usually two to three times absolute atmospheric pressure). 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