At our Bioclinic in Samara, we use a next-generation hyperbaric chamber — a unique design developed by Russian scientists. Unlike other hyperbaric chambers, it operates on an entirely different principle built around one core criterion: patient safety. In previous-generation chambers, the oxygen mixture fills the entire chamber space, which can create hazards such as fire risk, requiring all potentially dangerous items (metal, gadgets, etc.) to be kept out. In our chamber, pressure is created by a compressor that pumps in atmospheric air, while oxygen is delivered through a separate circuit. This means the procedure can be done comfortably while sitting with your child: reading, drawing, or using gadgets. The chamber's panoramic windows also help remove any feeling of confinement.