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An enclosed space or tube that accommodates a patient and subjects the patient to ambient gas pressures >1 atm.<\/p>\n

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Chamber in which the oxygen pressure is higher than in the atmosphere; used to treat carbon monoxide poisoning, diving accidents, burns, infections (particularly gas gangrene), and certain breathing disorders.<\/p>\n

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An airtight enclosure strong enough to withstand high internal pressure. It is used to expose animals, humans, or an entire surgical team to increased air pressure.<\/p>\n

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An enclosed chamber where atmospheric pressure is methodically elevated and subsequently decreased, facilitating the reduction in size of nitrogen bubbles and the safe diffusion of nitrogen out of bodily tissues.<\/p>\n

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