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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 Hyperbaric oxygen treatment of Parkinson’s disease progress [Keywords:] Parkinson’s disease / therapy, hyperbaric oxygen Parkinson’s disease (Parkinson Disease, referred to as PD is a common central nervous system in the elderly slowly progressive degenerative disease of the .40 over the age of the population incidence of more than 0.1% [1]. Clinically divided into primary, secondary symptoms of Parkinson’s syndrome and Parkinson’s syndrome. The etiology and pathogenesis has not yet very clear, the typical clinical manifestations of less exercise, muscle Zhang Liqiang straight and tremor, the prevalence increased with age, serious harm patients with physical and mental health, or even result in disability, the family and society and economic burden of a heavy spiritual. PD is currently no cure, the clinical treatment methods used on the existence of various defects, although levodopa is the most effective alternative therapy, but they can not prevent further dopaminergic neurons degeneration (which can not effectively prevent or slow disease progression, and long-term use will occur with the effect of reduction and the emergence of a variety of complications. So for the effective protection of dopamine neurons through clinical treatment of PD is one of the major issues [2]. In recent years, in order to explore an effective way to treat PD, many researchers conducted in-depth extensive PD research, and made great progress, high-pressure oxygen as A new protective treatment, in the treatment of PD is playing an increasingly important role. is based on the literature in recent years, high-pressure oxygen in the treatment of PD made some progress in a brief overview. 1 PD Pathophysiology and Diagnosis Pathophysiology of PD 1.1, also known as paralysis agitans (Shaking palsy), is a common extrapyramidal disease, although most cases of unknown etiology, but many believe the disease and genetic research, environmental factors, infec