1 Radiology Service, U. S. Naval Hospital, 7500 East Carson Street, Long Beach, California, 90801
The treatment of a patient for three and one-half months, following occlusion of the right middle cerebral artery with the associated neurological sequelae, with hyperbaric oxygen combined with methyldopa and hydrochlorthazide is presented. Treatment scheduled was two and one-half atmospheres absolute. The treatment was interrupted after 15 treatments to rule out spontaneous remission for a period of 30 days, and no further improvement occurred until treatments were reinstituted. The dramatic return to a near normal state during treatment appears to indicate that he did benefit from therapy.
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The Treatment of Cerebral Ischemia with Hyperbaric Oxygen (OHP)
Key Words: cerebrovascular disease cerebral artery cranial nerve cerebral blood flow methyldopa hydrochlorthiazide deep tendon reflexes sensory EEG
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