A comparison of the treatment outcomes of cerebral gas embolism at 2.8 ATA in comparison with 6 ATA

The 2.8 ATA oxygen inhalation scheme can effectively treat cerebral gas embolism, and effect is similar to the 6 ATA air/ oxygen treatment scheme.

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Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.22462/675
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Cardiovascular and Diving-Related Complications
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A comparison of the treatment outcomes of cerebral gas embolism at 2.8 ATA in comparison with 6 ATA

Chengxu Zheng, Hongjie Yi, Yue Jiang, Bin Zhang
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A comparison of the treatment outcomes of cerebral gas embolism at 2.8 ATA in comparison with 6 ATA

Chengxu Zheng, Hongjie Yi, Yue Jiang, Bin Zhang
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Abstract

The 2.8 ATA oxygen inhalation scheme can effectively treat cerebral gas embolism, and effect is similar to the 6 ATA air/ oxygen treatment scheme.

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