Perdida de Escucha aguada
usando Terapia Hiperbarica

EN QUE ME PUEDE AYUDAR LA OXIGENOTERAPIA

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REDUCE INFLAMACION

PRODUCE UNA VASOCONSTRICION HIPEROXIGENADA Y TIENE EFECTO ANGIOGENICO AL IGUAL AYUDA CON ARTERIOSCLEROSIS

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ESTIMULA Y REGULA SISTEMA INMUNOLOGICO

TIENE EFECTO BACTEROSTATICO Y BACTERICIDA ESTIMULANDO EL SISTEMA INMUNOLGICO Y POTENCIALIZA LA ACCION DE ANTIBIOTICOS 

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ESTIMULA FUNCION CEREBRAL

IRRIGANDO EL AREA AFECTADA EN TU CASO

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FAVORECE CIRCULACION

LA MICRO Y MACRO CIRCULACION DE LA OIDO ,CABEZA Y CUERPO MEJORANDO LA OXIGENACION

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MEJRORAR LA ESCUCHA

JUNTO CON EL TRATAMIENTO CONVENCIONAL

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REGULA PRESION ARTERIAL

TIENE EFECTO VASO REGULADOR, COADYUVANDO CON SU TRATAMIENTO PARA DISMINUIR LA PRESION ARTERIAL 

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LA OXIGENACIÓN HIPERBÁRICA EN LA PERDIDA DE ESCUCHA IDEOPATICA

La terapia de oxigenación hiperbárica puede utilizarse para la pérdida auditiva neurosensorial súbita idiopática como terapia adyuvante. Puede promover la oxigenación del aparato del oído interno y reactivar la capacidad auditiva. Los pacientes que no responden a los esteroides orales e intratimpánicos pueden beneficiarse de este tratamiento.​

CUANDO EMPEZAR LA TERAPIA

La oxigenoterapia hiperbárica (TOHB) es una opción excelente para el tratamiento de la sordera súbita. Para obtener una respuesta óptima, es crucial comenzar la terapia dentro de las primeras 72 horas o, en su defecto, es más efectiva cuando se inicia dentro de los primeros 7 a 14 días desde la aparición de los síntomas., combinándola con el tratamiento convencional de esteroides. Los estudios han demostrado que después de la tercera semana, los beneficios de la TOHB disminuyen significativamente, lo que reduce las probabilidades de obtener los resultados deseados.

En caso de no haber comenzado la terapia en ese tiempo, aún es posible iniciar la TOHB hasta tres meses después, con algunos resultados positivos. Sin embargo, a partir de los seis meses desde el evento, aunque puede haber alguna mejoría, las probabilidades de éxito con la terapia disminuyen considerablemente. Es por esto que se recomienda iniciar la TOHB lo antes posible para maximizar las posibilidades de recuperación auditiva.

Los protocolos más utilizados incluyen sesiones diarias a presiones de 2.0 a 2.5 ATA durante 60 a 90 minutos, con un total de 10 a 20 sesiones.

Preguntas Frecuentes

Tiempo optimo para empezar la terapia?

El tiempo optimo son las primers 72hrs previas al evento

Me funciona despues de este tiempo?

Si puede haber resultado, sin embargo despues de las primeras 3 semanas va en disminución el resultado que se podrian obtener

Que presiones se necesitan?

Es importante presiones de compresión de entre 2.0 ATA a 2.4 ATA como establecido por la Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society Indications

Cuantas sesiones necesito?

La UHMS Normalmente se recomiendan 20 sesiones seguidas como protocolo, sin embargo se puede obtener mejoría en las primeras 3-10 sesiones

Que resultado puedo esperar?

Depende del caso puede variar, tratándolo a tiempo podemos obtener mejores resultado

Me debería esperar a terminar mi tratamiento de esteroides o antibiótico?

No, es importante usar la terapia como coadyuvante o junto con el tratamiento convencional.

¿QUE ES LA PERDIDA SUBITA DE LA AUDICION NEUROSENSORIAL?

La pérdida súbita de audición neurosensorial (“oído interno”), comúnmente conocida como sordera súbita, se produce como una pérdida rápida e inexplicable de la audición, ya sea de pronto o en el transcurso de unos días.

​ La sordera súbita ocurre porque algo no funciona en los órganos sensoriales del oído interno. La sordera súbita frecuentemente afecta a solo un oído.
Las personas con sordera súbita a menudo descubren que han perdido la audición al despertarse por la mañana. Otros primero lo notan cuando intentan usar el oído en el que han perdido la audición, como al usar el teléfono. Mientras tanto, otras personas sienten un fuerte sonido explosivo como un “pop”, justo antes de perder la audición.

​Las personas con este trastorno pueden manifestar síntomas como sensación de llenura en el oído, mareos y un timbre o zumbido en los oídos, como tinnitus.

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CÓMO SIRVE LA OXIGENACIÓN HIPERBÁRICA EN LA PERDIDA DE ESCUCHA AGUDA

Mas detallado con estudios de soporte usando presiones de 2.0 a 2.4 ATA
Investigación

Algunos de los estudios mas importantes:

  1. Revisión Sistemática y Meta-Análisis (2021, JAMA Otolaryngology):

    • Este análisis incluyó 3 ensayos clínicos aleatorizados con un total de 88 participantes en el grupo de TOHB y 62 en el grupo de control. Los resultados mostraron una mejora significativa en la ganancia auditiva promedio y en la probabilidad de recuperación auditiva cuando la TOHB se usó en combinación con esteroides o como terapia adicional. Se concluyó que la TOHB debería considerarse como parte del tratamiento combinado para SSNHL.
  2. Revisión en Frontiers in Neurology (2024):

    • Este análisis revisó estudios que evaluaron la eficacia de la TOHB para la SSNHL, concluyendo que los mejores resultados se obtienen cuando la TOHB se inicia dentro de las dos primeras semanas desde el inicio de la pérdida auditiva. Los protocolos más efectivos implican 10 a 20 sesiones de TOHB a 2.0 ATA durante 60 a 90 minutos, mostrando mejoras significativas en la audición.
  3. Meta-Análisis Cochrane (2012):

    • Esta revisión destaca la eficacia de la TOHB para SSNHL cuando se combina con esteroides. Los estudios incluidos mostraron una mejoría en la audición en pacientes tratados con TOHB, especialmente en aquellos que comenzaron el tratamiento dentro de las primeras dos semanas.
  4. Estudio Retrospectivo Polaco (2024): Este estudio analizó 218 pacientes tratados con TOHB para SSNHL y destacó que aquellos que recibieron el tratamiento dentro de los primeros 10 días tuvieron mejoras significativas en todas las frecuencias auditivas. Los protocolos típicos involucraron más de 15 sesiones con una presión de 2.5 ATA, lo cual demostró ser particularmente útil en pacientes con pérdida auditiva severa (MDPI).

  5. Estudio del Instituto Militar de Medicina en Varsovia (2024): En un estudio en el que participaron 218 pacientes, se encontró que los mejores resultados se obtuvieron cuando la TOHB se inició dentro de las dos primeras semanas del inicio de los síntomas. Las sesiones de 60 a 90 minutos, aplicadas 5 veces por semana a 2.0 ATA, mostraron una mejora significativa en la recuperación auditiva (MDPI).

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