Introduction: Diabetes
mellitus is a global public health issue that has a prevalence of between 5-8% in different parts of Iran. One of the most serious complications of diabetic foot
ulcer and chronic
complications of diabetes mellitus is one of the leading causes of Morbidity and amputation in patients
with diabetes. On the other hand, amputations in patients with diabetes are
three-year survival rate is only 50 percent. Hyperbaric
oxygen a treat medical that the patient is in a closed chamber exposed to oxygen at 100 percent
pure at a pressure higher than the pressure at sea (4/1 atm or higher) are placed. Patient can breathe pure oxygen that tissue levels and further increases healing. The
purpose of this study, an overview
of the use of hyperbaric oxygen in the treatment of Diabetic foot.
Methodology: Present
study was done to review the literature in search of Persian databases such as ( Iranmedex, SID, Magiran)
and English databases such as ( EBSCO, Pub med, ProQuest , Google Scholars)
With Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and diabetic foot
keywords related to the years 1987 to
2012.
Results: Hyperbaric oxygen is
beneficial for diabetic ulcers and
Increases the oxygen level in tissue and healing mechanisms by angiogenesis,
collagen synthesis, increase the response of fibroblasts, blood vessels and
increases the antibacterial activity of leukocytes also has some side effects
such as toxicity with oxygen in the brain and lungs , barotraumas of the middle
ear, Myopia and seizures that for reduce the side effects is recommended that patients monitored by doctors and nurses who do
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.
Conclusion: Results
showed that hyperbaric oxygen may reduce the risk of major amputation and
accelerates healing rate after one year but further studies should be treated
in the clinical trials done to ensure greater accuracy as the standard
treatment for hyper oxygen therapy in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers
utilized.
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