“On the first dive, I lost feeling in my elbow, which returned as worse shoulder pain. Ignoring it, I did […]
Decompression Sickness At Sea: How Onboard Hyperbaric Treatment Saved A Diver Read More »
Portable hyperbaric stretchers are often perceived as niche equipment, typically associated with military or diving operations. However, growing research and
Portable Hyperbaric Stretchers in Rescue and Emergency Operations Read More »
Portable hyperbaric stretchers are increasingly being recognised for their potential role beyond traditional diving and military applications. Research and operational
SOS Group Focuses On Portability In Recompression Chamber Sector Read More »
Portable hyperbaric stretchers are increasingly being recognised for their potential role beyond traditional diving and military applications. Research and operational
Pioneering Portable Chamber Technology Read More »
By James Dalebozik, MSM, CD High Altitude Parachute Drops have become a core capability for advanced Special Forces operations, enabling
High Altitude Operations and Decompression Risk Read More »
Matthew J. Petruso; Samuel M. Philbrick High-altitude aviation and airborne operations continue to carry a risk of decompression sickness (DCS),
Hyperbaric Treatment of Neurological Decompression Sickness in a Remote Environment Read More »
High-altitude aviation and airborne operations continue to carry an inherent risk of decompression sickness (DCS), even when modern preventative protocols
A scuba diver who suffered decompression sickness after a rapid ascent received urgent, local treatment in a SOS Hyperlite Hyperbaric
SOS Hyperlite Saves the Life of a Diver in Les Escoumins, Canada Read More »
Abstract We report the first case of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning treated by hyperbaric oxygen therapy by using a portable
Treatment of Severe Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Using a Portable Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Read More »
