Nursing Annotated Bibliography
Nursing
Annotated Bibliography
Annotated Bibliography
This article categorizes diabetes as an epidemic that can responds well with the adjunctive treatment of HBOT. The authors use two clinical case studies in their literature review of how oxygen plays a part in the healing of lower extremity diabetic ulcers. They argue for the necessity of further study and research into HBOT because of its efficacy and the potential to drastically lower medical costs for diabetic patients, whose numbers continue to increase steadily. There is a very clear focus on the costs of diabetic treatments on a global scale in relation to the number of diabetic patients worldwide, as part of the authors' strategy to advocate the widespread use of HBOT. Charts and color photographs contextualized the text and make the research more concrete in the mind of the reader, especially the photographs of diabetic amputees who have not had HBOT.
Daly, M.C., & Faul, J. (2010). Hyperbaric Therapy as an adjunctive treatment for diabetic foot wounds. Wounds, 22(1), 1 -- 11.
These authors conducted the research into HBOT and diabetic foot ulcers themselves. They performed the study in Turkey. They admit to a number of independent variables among their 100 participants. Participants were 18 years of age and older, as well as had the presence of foot wounds for a minimum of four weeks. The wounds of the participants were classified using the Wagner scale. Their research concludes that HBOT statistically reduces the presence and persistence of foot wounds, as well as reduces the need for other treatments or amputation. There is also some comparison to the results the researchers gathered on human participants and to the results gathered by other researchers with animal participants.
Duzgun, MD, A.P., Satir, MD, H.Z., Ozozan, MD, O., Saylan, MD, B., Kulah, MD, B.K., and Coskun, MD, F. (2008). The Journal of Ankle & Foot Surgery, 47(6), 515 -- 519.
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