Lisa ... great question. I always hesitate to give a 'firm' answer for this one. Obviously, we prefer (like radiation therapy) to get treatments every day of the week ... some skip Saturday and/or Sunday. But, where is the data that states this is a gold standard?
There is a paper from Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle ... Hampson and Corman ... 2007 UHM Journal. While a retrospective study, it still gives good data and hints at frequency of HBOT vs. outcomes for STRN.
Have a read of the paper attached. As long as the patient receives the 30 or 40 treatments, it really doesn't matter the frequency of administration. We tried to get at least 3 treatments per week. And, if we could, get 2 treatments each day the patient would give us ... so 2 treatments Mon/Tue/Fri if the patient could do it.
That's the best I can tell you ... and it's a well-formed guess.
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