Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2004
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for acute ischaemic stroke
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“…Once all these factors combined, they allow the restoration of the functional blood-brain barrier [13] and thus enhance neuronal viability.…”
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“…Once all these factors combined, they allow the restoration of the functional blood-brain barrier [13] and thus enhance neuronal viability.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…3 HBO therapy involves exposing the subject to a barometric pressure higher than the ambient pressure, while he or she breathes 100% oxygen. HBO has been used to treat many pathological conditions including diabetic foot disease, 14,15 chronic osteomyelitis, 16 carbon monoxide intoxication, 17 radiation-induced tissue damage, 18 acute ischaemic stroke, 19 fungal infections, 20 malignant otitis externa, 21 necrotizing fasciitis, 22 haemorrhagic cystitis and sepsis. Many studies investigating the relationship between ATP levels and HBO have been carried out in various tissues.…”
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“…Comparing baseline characteristics was not evaluated in 11 Cochrane and 11 non-Cochrane reviews. Regarding blinding, many primary trials indicated that it Treatment from professional services (occupational therapy [37], physical therapy [15], specialized inpatient care [17,58], multidisciplinary team intervention [36]) 4 Treatment for the upper extremity problems (devices for shoulder subluxation [32], hemiparesis [60], virtual reality training [52], robotic-aided therapy [19]) 4 Cognitive therapies (for spatial neglect [34], memory [40], apraxia [20] Oral hygiene treatments [35] was impossible to blind therapists or patients to treatment, so the reviews did not assess patient or provider blinding. Only a minority of Cochrane and non-Cochrane reviews reported blinding of data collectors (Table W2, see appendix on the journal's Web site at www.jclinepi.com).…”
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“…Once all these factors combined, they allow the restoration of the functional blood-brain barrier [13] and thus enhance neuronal viability.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
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“…3 HBO therapy involves exposing the subject to a barometric pressure higher than the ambient pressure, while he or she breathes 100% oxygen. HBO has been used to treat many pathological conditions including diabetic foot disease, 14,15 chronic osteomyelitis, 16 carbon monoxide intoxication, 17 radiation-induced tissue damage, 18 acute ischaemic stroke, 19 fungal infections, 20 malignant otitis externa, 21 necrotizing fasciitis, 22 haemorrhagic cystitis and sepsis. Many studies investigating the relationship between ATP levels and HBO have been carried out in various tissues.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Comparing baseline characteristics was not evaluated in 11 Cochrane and 11 non-Cochrane reviews. Regarding blinding, many primary trials indicated that it Treatment from professional services (occupational therapy [37], physical therapy [15], specialized inpatient care [17,58], multidisciplinary team intervention [36]) 4 Treatment for the upper extremity problems (devices for shoulder subluxation [32], hemiparesis [60], virtual reality training [52], robotic-aided therapy [19]) 4 Cognitive therapies (for spatial neglect [34], memory [40], apraxia [20] Oral hygiene treatments [35] was impossible to blind therapists or patients to treatment, so the reviews did not assess patient or provider blinding. Only a minority of Cochrane and non-Cochrane reviews reported blinding of data collectors (Table W2, see appendix on the journal's Web site at www.jclinepi.com).…”
Section: How the Systematic Reviews Assessed Methodological Quality O
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…Once all these factors combined, they allow the restoration of the functional blood-brain barrier [13] and thus enhance neuronal viability.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
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“…3 HBO therapy involves exposing the subject to a barometric pressure higher than the ambient pressure, while he or she breathes 100% oxygen. HBO has been used to treat many pathological conditions including diabetic foot disease, 14,15 chronic osteomyelitis, 16 carbon monoxide intoxication, 17 radiation-induced tissue damage, 18 acute ischaemic stroke, 19 fungal infections, 20 malignant otitis externa, 21 necrotizing fasciitis, 22 haemorrhagic cystitis and sepsis. Many studies investigating the relationship between ATP levels and HBO have been carried out in various tissues.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
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“…Comparing baseline characteristics was not evaluated in 11 Cochrane and 11 non-Cochrane reviews. Regarding blinding, many primary trials indicated that it Treatment from professional services (occupational therapy [37], physical therapy [15], specialized inpatient care [17,58], multidisciplinary team intervention [36]) 4 Treatment for the upper extremity problems (devices for shoulder subluxation [32], hemiparesis [60], virtual reality training [52], robotic-aided therapy [19]) 4 Cognitive therapies (for spatial neglect [34], memory [40], apraxia [20] Oral hygiene treatments [35] was impossible to blind therapists or patients to treatment, so the reviews did not assess patient or provider blinding. Only a minority of Cochrane and non-Cochrane reviews reported blinding of data collectors (Table W2, see appendix on the journal's Web site at www.jclinepi.com).…”
Section: How the Systematic Reviews Assessed Methodological Quality O
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confidence: 99%