A University of South Florida research team is currently using animal models in order to expedite findings on hyperbaric oxygen therapy’s use in treating brain injury. Animal studies have been conducted internationally for the past several decades and have resulted in positive findings, according to reports from the international research community. Only recently has the U.S. stepped up its research focus toward using HBOT to aid in brain recovery. Researchers hope to translate their findings into help and hope for brain injured war veterans, stroke victims and others who have suffered traumatic brain injury.
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