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Hyperbaric chamber, there's some very interesting data. It's essentially a hyperoxygenation of the brain for very brief periods of time. I think the data on hyperbaric chamber and TBI are very encouraging. They do seem to improve brain function by hyperoxygenating the brain for brief periods of time. It seems to improve a number of things, but above all, it seems to improve the quality and duration of sleep, which indirectly allows the brain to
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But then there are things that also seem to perhaps improve outcomes from traumatic brain injury, such as hyperbaric chambers.
I do think that low levels of hyperbaric oxygen therapy if used shortly after a traumatic brain injury I think the faster you restore oxygenation the more likely you are to salvage those neurons