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Diabetic Foot Ulcers: 79% Higher Healing Rate with HBOT vs Placebo (2010)

Published:2010
Participants:94
Evidence Level:1
Type:Randomized Controlled Trial

👥For Patients: What This Study Means

Key Takeaways:

  • Study involved 94 patients with wound healing
  • Results showed p = 0.03
  • Primary benefit: Complete ulcer healing at 12 months
  • Evidence Level 1 (what this means)

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Study Overview

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79% relative improvement
Effect Size
p = 0.03
Significance
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40
Sessions
Standard HBOT pressure
Pressure

📚 Study Source

Journal: Diabetes Care (2010)
Institution: Karolinska Institute
Lead Researcher: Dr. Magnus Löndahl

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Clinical Analysis

Expert review and comprehensive analysis

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Evidence Level 194 ParticipantsRandomized Controlled Trial

🔬 Detailed Methodology

Study Details

Publication Info

Journal:
Diabetes Care
Year:
2010
Evidence Level:
Level 1(1=Highest, 5=Lowest)
Jadad Score:
5/5(Quality Score)

Treatment Protocol

Condition:
wound healing
Pressure:
Standard HBOT pressure
Duration:
85 min
Sessions:
40
Primary Outcome:
Complete ulcer healing at 12 months

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this wound healing research

What does this wound healing study show?

This 2010 study of 94 patients demonstrated p = 0.03 in wound healing treatment using HBOT. The research achieved Evidence Level 1, indicating the highest quality of clinical evidence.

What pressure and protocol was used?

The study used Standard HBOT pressure pressure over 40 sessions, with 85 minute durations. Standard HBOT protocols were followed to ensure patient safety and treatment efficacy.

How reliable is this research?

This is Evidence Level 1 research published in Diabetes Care (2010). It has a Jadad Quality Score of 5/5, indicating high-quality research methodology. The study type is Randomized Controlled Trial.

Where can I find HBOT treatment?

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⚠️ Medical Disclaimer

This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results may vary. Consult with qualified healthcare providers before considering HBOT treatment for your specific medical condition.