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Thomas Cooper , 5 , was in the midst of his 36th hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment at the Oxford Center in Troy , Michigan , when the chamber burst into flames.
His mother, Annie Cooper , was left to watch in horror as her son burned to death inside the chamber.
Lawyer: "These are potentially extremely dangerous treatments, as we know from what happened with Thomas ".
The National Fire Protection Association has written about the hazards associated with hyperbaric facilities because of the increased pressure and elevated oxygen levels.
The Oxford Center did not respond to an email or phone call from the Free Press on Monday seeking comment.
The FDA recommends that people check with their health care provider before undergoing hyperbic oxygen therapy and seek treatment only at a facility that has been inspected.
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