PubMed · 10267310
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A Dachs. Olympics polyclinics.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10267310/
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Sports injuries result in substantial costs to the Australian community and also act as a barrier to increased participation in physical activity. However, the Australian healthcare system has no coordinated approach for monitoring or preventing sports injuries. This is in contrast to New Zealand, which has a specific body responsible for managing sports injuries, in a similar way to work injuries and traffic accidents.
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO2) may play an important role in management of sport injuries: in football and hockey players, and after other sport activities. When HBO2 is applied together with physical therapy and rehabilitation procedures, it can accelerate the healing and thus to decrease the costs of treatment.