How many times will HBOT need to be proven to not be useful before it stops being mentioned as a solution to brain injuries?
I'm not sure I trust this. At least one of the authors, Dr. Shai Efrati, is directly associated with
Head of the Hyperbaric Unit at Assaf Harofeh Medical Center. Using SPECT scan to prove anything may be worthless.
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You will notice it doesn't say anything about recovery, only 'increased neuronal activity'. That is a huge red flag stating that this hasn't proven anything.
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While many agree that
Efrati’s data are promising, a prior study run by the U.S. Air Force
found no significant differences between hyperbaric oxygen treatment and
a sham treatment on patients with mild traumatic brain injury (TBI). Both groups showed significant improvement over the course of the trial.
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see if the conclusions match the results. I doubt it.
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Shai Efrati has conflicts, he is the director of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Institute at the Assaf Harofeh Medical Center.
Without reading the complete article I wouldn't trust this because 6 of them work for the
Hyperbaric Oxygen Institute. They believe because they have to believe.
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The latest here:
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