Novel therapy for COVID-19 does intravenous ozonated-saline affect blood and tissue oxygenation? | Zendy

JA Thorp | Zendy; SA Hollonbeck | Zendy; DD Viglione | Zendy; PC Green | Zendy; JR Hodge | Zendy; J. Tamburro | Zendy; T.N. Tran | Zendy; DS Glassman | Zendy

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Novel therapy for COVID-19 does intravenous ozonated-saline affect blood and tissue oxygenation?

Author(s) -

JA Thorp,

SA Hollonbeck,

DD Viglione,

PC Green,

JR Hodge,

J. Tamburro,

T.N. Tran,

DS Glassman

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

journal of gynecological research and obstetrics

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2581-5288

DOI - 10.17352/jgro.000085

Subject(s) - oxygenation , medicine , saline , ozone therapy , hypoxia (environmental) , covid-19 , anesthesia , intensive care medicine , blood oxygenation , oxygen , chemistry , pathology , infectious disease (medical specialty) , disease , alternative medicine , organic chemistry , radiology , functional magnetic resonance imaging

Adjunctive ozone therapy for COVID-19 is being used successfully in China, Spain, Italy, and South America. One proposed mechanism is by improving blood / tissue oxygenation thus averting multiorgan system failure due to hypoxia. The purpose of this study was to determine if ozonated-saline administered intravenously affects the oxygenation and duration of time spent in a hypoxia chamber.

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