Hyperbaric Chamber
Service description
Hyperbaric Chamber Valencia of Sermesa Clinic
Sermesa has put into operation a hyperbaric clinic, which is the first hyperbaric medicine service in the province of Valencia. Get to know our hyperbaric chamber Valencia!
Our equipment consists of a modern hyperbaric chamber with sanitary certification, which is pressurized up to 3 ATA (absolute atmospheres), with 100% medical oxygen. In addition, the unit is staffed by doctors specialized in hyperbaric medicine.
If you need more information, you can contact us at our information and appointment telephone number: 677 141 010.
What is Hyperbaric medicine?
Hyperbaric medicine, also known as hyperbaric oxygen therapy, is based on the medical use of 100% pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber, called Hyperbaric Chamber, at pressures above 1.5 Atmospheres Absolute.
Benefits of Hyperbaric Medicine
The amount of oxygen transported to the cells during a hyperbaric oxygen therapy session is up to 23 times greater than at ambient pressure.
The treatment facilitates the delivery of oxygen to areas with hypoxia (lack of oxygen), revitalizes and regenerates the cells producing beneficial effects for the body.
The extra oxygen saturation causes regeneration and creation of new blood vessels, bone regeneration and an antimicrobial effect, eliminating infection-causing microbes.
Uses of hyperbaric medicine
Hyperbaric chamber therapy is indicated for many different pathologies:
Cranioencephalic traumas.
Reimplantation of amputated limbs.
Vasculitis.
Regeneration of organic tissue in conditions of asphyxia or drowning.
In combination with chemotherapy it can improve the treatment of some tumors.
Bacterial infections.
Wounds of difficult healing.
Injuries caused by diabetes.
Occlusions in ocular blood vessels.
Sudden deafness.
Ischemic ulcers.
Osteomyelitis.
Pneumatosis.
Neuroblastomas.
Reduces inflammation in the environment of an injury.
Promotes neovascularization.
Gas gangrene.
Curative treatment of lesions derived from oncological application of radiotherapy.
Diabetic foot.
Fibromyalgia.
Carbon monoxide poisoning.
Open fractures.
Gas embolisms.
Increases fibroblast and collagen proliferation.
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Service description - Hyperbaric Chamber
Hyperbaric Chamber Valencia of Sermesa Clinic
Sermesa has put into operation a hyperbaric clinic, which is the first hyperbaric medicine service in the province of Valencia. Get to know our hyperbaric chamber Valencia!
Our equipment consists of a modern hyperbaric chamber with sanitary certification, which is pressurized up to 3 ATA (absolute atmospheres), with 100% medical oxygen. In addition, the unit is staffed by doctors specialized in hyperbaric medicine.
If you need more information, you can contact us at our information and appointment telephone number: 677 141 010.
What is Hyperbaric medicine?
Hyperbaric medicine, also known as hyperbaric oxygen therapy, is based on the medical use of 100% pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber, called Hyperbaric Chamber, at pressures above 1.5 Atmospheres Absolute.
Benefits of Hyperbaric Medicine
The amount of oxygen transported to the cells during a hyperbaric oxygen therapy session is up to 23 times greater than at ambient pressure.
The treatment facilitates the delivery of oxygen to areas with hypoxia (lack of oxygen), revitalizes and regenerates the cells producing beneficial effects for the body.
The extra oxygen saturation causes regeneration and creation of new blood vessels, bone regeneration and an antimicrobial effect, eliminating infection-causing microbes.
Uses of hyperbaric medicine
Hyperbaric chamber therapy is indicated for many different pathologies:
Cranioencephalic traumas.
Reimplantation of amputated limbs.
Vasculitis.
Regeneration of organic tissue in conditions of asphyxia or drowning.
In combination with chemotherapy it can improve the treatment of some tumors.
Bacterial infections.
Wounds of difficult healing.
Injuries caused by diabetes.
Occlusions in ocular blood vessels.
Sudden deafness.
Ischemic ulcers.
Osteomyelitis.
Pneumatosis.
Neuroblastomas.
Reduces inflammation in the environment of an injury.
Promotes neovascularization.
Gas gangrene.
Curative treatment of lesions derived from oncological application of radiotherapy.
Diabetic foot.
Fibromyalgia.
Carbon monoxide poisoning.
Open fractures.
Gas embolisms.
Increases fibroblast and collagen proliferation.