NEW STUDY Decades Later, Still Treatable: HBOT for Adult Symptoms after Childhood traumatic brain injury.
Our new study in Frontiers in Neurology (published 03 Sep 2025) shows that adults who sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in childhood and have lived for years with cognitive decline due to persistent post-concussion syndrome (PCS) can still be accurately diagnosed and meaningfully treated.
In a cohort of 26 adults (mean 23.6 years post-injury), our dedicated HBOT protocol produced large cognitive gains across global cognition, memory, executive function, attention, and processing speed, independent of time since injury or initial severity.
These findings align with prior epidemiology showing that PPCS in children is common and underdiagnosed (≈25.3% after mild TBI), underscoring the meaning of missed diagnosis in youth who prevents them from fulfilling their “biological potential” along life and the opportunity to restore potential even decades later. Read here：
