
Cardiologists

Key Benefits of HBOT for Cardiac Patients
1. Improved Tissue Oxygenation and Healing
HBOT significantly increases oxygen delivery to damaged heart tissue
Studies show enhanced healing of cardiac tissue after heart attacks
The increased oxygen pressure helps reduce inflammation and oxidative stress
2. Enhanced Recovery After Cardiac Surgery
Research indicates faster wound healing post cardiac surgery
Reduced risk of surgical site infections
Improved tissue perfusion during recovery period
3. Treatment of Cardiac Ischemia
HBOT helps restore oxygen supply to oxygen-deprived heart muscle
Studies demonstrate reduced infarct size when used after heart attacks
May help preserve cardiac function in acute coronary syndromes
4. Reduction of Reperfusion Injury
HBOT can minimize damage caused by restored blood flow after blockage
Research shows decreased inflammatory markers
Helps protect heart cells from oxidative damage during reperfusion
5. Cardioprotective Effects
Evidence suggests HBOT may help strengthen heart muscle
Studies indicate improved cardiac function and exercise tolerance
May help reduce arrhythmias in some patients

Key Considerations for HBOT in Cardiac Care
Important Considerations
HBOT should be used as part of a comprehensive cardiac care plan
Treatment protocols vary based on individual patient needs
Not all cardiac patients are candidates for HBOT
The therapy should be administered under careful medical supervision
Further research is still ongoing to fully understand optimal protocols and applications
Specific Research Studies Worth Noting
A 2019 systematic review in the Journal of Clinical Medicine found that HBOT improved left ventricular function and reduced mortality in patients with acute myocardial infarction
Multiple studies have shown reduced hospital stays and complications when HBOT is used as adjunctive therapy after cardiac surgery
Research indicates HBOT may help improve outcomes in patients with chronic heart failure through enhanced tissue oxygenation and reduced inflammation