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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy After Neurological Injury: A Case That Raised a Question, and What the Research Actually Shows
A Clinical Observation That Raised the Question A few months ago, while following a patient with both a traumatic brain injury and a spinal cord injury, I noticed something during a routine visit: his fine motor coordination had visibly improved. His hands, which were usually contracted, were opening and closing on command, and he was moving his extremities more than I'd previously observed. The change coincided with a period of increased oxygen intake following a recent surg
Natalie Mederos BSN, RN, CCM
Sep 96 min read
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