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Treatment of paraplegic sheep with hyperbaric oxygen

J D Yeo, B McKenzie, B Hindwood

The Medical Journal of Australia

|April 10, 1976

Abstract:

The results of the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy to control the onset of paraplegia after recent spinal cord injury in sheep are described. This preliminary report suggest that hyperbaric oxygen therapy instituted within two hours of the injury will result in improved motor recovery.

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