A word of advice to the aspiring HBOT researcher: Don't swing for the left field bleachers when all the team needs is a solid base hit. Oh, and don't complain about the lack of reimbursement if you haven't published a tight little study in a nice little journal. Which leads us to today's musical question: Why are we finding all the most promising evidence on hyperbaric oxygen therapy for chronic pain coming out of a military training hospital in Istanbul? Don't answer. We'll take it. More here soon, and new HyperbaricLink condition pages, on chronic regional pain syndrome, fibromyalgia, myofacial syndrome, migraine, and cluster headache.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Evidence: Living In A World Of Pain
A word of advice to the aspiring HBOT researcher: Don't swing for the left field bleachers when all the team needs is a solid base hit. Oh, and don't complain about the lack of reimbursement if you haven't published a tight little study in a nice little journal. Which leads us to today's musical question: Why are we finding all the most promising evidence on hyperbaric oxygen therapy for chronic pain coming out of a military training hospital in Istanbul? Don't answer. We'll take it. More here soon, and new HyperbaricLink condition pages, on chronic regional pain syndrome, fibromyalgia, myofacial syndrome, migraine, and cluster headache.
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