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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
(HBOT) in veterinary medicine is the same as in human medicine and is designed
to effectively deliver oxygen to tissues in the body.
HBOT has been used since the 1950s to treat humans with a wide range of medical and surgical conditions. It was first used in the late 1990s to treat traumatic brain injuries in veterinary patients.
Veterinary medicine is advancing quickly, as human treatments are starting to be used in pets with good results. In October 2012, the University of Florida became the second American veterinary teaching hospital and the other being the University of Tennessee using a veterinary hyperbaric chamber.
The success of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in the veterinary medicine has led to the development of a specific governing body in early 2000, The Veterinary Hyperbaric Medicine Society (VHMS). Kindly visit: https://www.vhbot.org
Over the past decade, Veterinary Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (VHBOT) is being routinely used in veterinary medicine to treat swelling, trauma, non-healing wounds, infections, sepsis, pancreatitis, stroke & other serious ailments.
HBOT has been used since the 1950s to treat humans with a wide range of medical and surgical conditions. It was first used in the late 1990s to treat traumatic brain injuries in veterinary patients.
Veterinary medicine is advancing quickly, as human treatments are starting to be used in pets with good results. In October 2012, the University of Florida became the second American veterinary teaching hospital and the other being the University of Tennessee using a veterinary hyperbaric chamber.
The success of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in the veterinary medicine has led to the development of a specific governing body in early 2000, The Veterinary Hyperbaric Medicine Society (VHMS). Kindly visit: https://www.vhbot.org
Over the past decade, Veterinary Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (VHBOT) is being routinely used in veterinary medicine to treat swelling, trauma, non-healing wounds, infections, sepsis, pancreatitis, stroke & other serious ailments.
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