Indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy as recommended by the American Academy of Underwater and Hyperbaric Medicine (UHMS)

  The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) recommended indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy (13th edition) 1, gas embolism; 2, carbon monoxide poisoning (or combined cyanide poisoning); 3, gas gangrene; 4, crush injuries, fascial gap syndrome, other acute traumatic ischemic diseases 5, decompression sickness; 6, inadequate arterial blood supply (central retinal artery embolism, problem wounds with difficult healing); 7, severe anemia; 8, intracranial abscess; 9, soft tissue infection necrosis; 10, refractory osteomyelitis; 11, delayed radiation injury (soft tissue, bone necrosis); 12, poor healing after skin grafting and flap grafting; 13, acute burns; 14, idiopathic sensorineural deafness .