Hyperbaric

Dear Forumers, Am asking for any information of anyone who runs/operates Hyperbaric chambers upon a non-commercial/emergency level, possibly even the small one person versions as well. IF I complete my RN's (and not do my commercial divers) in a few years I may wish to progress into the hyperbaric field for cheaper recovery options for the general public. Tah

Contributed by AngleireS added 2007-11-27

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Emma added 2008-09-15

Try having a look at this website - http://www.usenature.com/hyperbaric_oxygen_therapy.htm

Hope that helps you!

Emma

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