Hyperbare Zuurstoftherapie: Rapid Assessment - KCE
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78 Hyperbaric Oxygenation Therapy <strong>KCE</strong> Reports 74<br />
6 INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON<br />
6.1 THE NETHERLANDS<br />
6.1.1 Hyperbaric centres<br />
The Netherlands had 16.32 million inhabitants in 2005 and an area size of 41 000 km 2 . e<br />
In the Netherlands there are 11 hyperbaric centres. They are listed in Table 27.<br />
Table 27. Hyperbaric centres in the Netherlands<br />
Place Location Max. n° of persons Pressure (bar)<br />
Amsterdam AMC 20 2<br />
Bergen op Zoom Hyperbaar Centrum Oosterschelde 4 10<br />
Den Helder Duikmedisch Centrum 8 10<br />
Empel Genie Fort Landmacht 3 5<br />
Hoogeveen Inst. <strong>Hyperbare</strong> Geneeskunde 12<br />
Maarsseveen Duikcentrum MP 4 6<br />
IJmuiden Wijsmuller 6 6<br />
Rotterdam SmitTak (mobiele tank) 2 6<br />
Rotterdam Inst. <strong>Hyperbare</strong> Geneeskunde unknown unknown<br />
Vlissingen Van den Akker 3 10<br />
Zwijndrecht (NL) Hyperbaar Zuurstof Centrum Rijnmond unknown unknown<br />
Source: http://www.b-artcreatives.nl/dive4life/reco.htm (12 December 2007); http://www.ivhg.nl/<br />
6.1.2 Covered indications<br />
According to the CVZ (College Voor Zorgverzekeringen), 135 there is sufficient scientific<br />
data and a broad acceptation within the professional group for several indications. For<br />
these indications, HBOT is therefore covered by the national insurance package under<br />
the specific conditions:<br />
• Decompression illness and gas embolism<br />
• CO intoxication, in case of decreased consciousness at moment of<br />
hospitalization, clinical neurologic, cardiac, pulmonary or psychic<br />
symptoms, pregnancy<br />
• Soft tissue infections (anaerobic or mixed) as additional treatment to<br />
maximum chirurgical therapy: gas gangrene, necrotising fasciitis,<br />
anaerobic cellulitis<br />
• Crush injuries, compartment syndromes, and other acute traumatic<br />
ischemia<br />
• Osteoradionecrosis of the mandible, as well as treatment as<br />
prevention with implants<br />
• Hemorrhagic cystitis after irradiation when conventional therapy is<br />
not effective<br />
• Radiation proctitis and enteritis<br />
• Compromised skin grafts and myocutaneous flaps<br />
• Diabetic ulcers in case of insufficiënt result from maximum<br />
conventional treatment<br />
• Chronic refractory osteomyelitis<br />
• Larynx radionecrosis<br />
• Re-implantation of fingers/extremities<br />
According to the CVZ, there is a lower level of evidence for other indications for which<br />
there is only casuistic literature, small series or it concerning rare/serious diseases.<br />
e Source : OECD demographic data 2007