Hyperbaric oxygen therapy as a prophylactic and treatment against ileus and recurrent intestinal obstruction soon after surgery to relieve adhesive intestinal obstruction

@article{Ambiru2008HyperbaricOT,
  title={Hyperbaric oxygen therapy as a prophylactic and treatment against ileus and recurrent intestinal obstruction soon after surgery to relieve adhesive intestinal obstruction},
  author={Satoshi Ambiru and Nobuaki Furuyama and Fumio Kimura and Hiroaki Shimizu and Hiroyuki Yoshidome and Masaru Miyazaki and Hideaki Shimada and Takenori Ochiai},
  journal={Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology},
  year={2008},
  volume={23}
}
Background and Aim:  Nonoperative management of cases of adhesive intestinal obstruction would be ideal, especially for patients who have recently undergone surgery to relieve the same condition. We aimed to examine whether hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy might have therapeutic potential for the treatment of postoperative paralytic ileus and recurrent adhesive intestinal obstruction soon after surgery, to relieve adhesive intestinal obstruction, because of its unique mechanisms in these… 
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