Plasma medicine comprises the application of physical plasma directly on or in the human
body for therapeutic purposes. Three most important basic plasma effects are relevant for …

Defective wound healing poses a significant burden on patients and healthcare systems. In
recent years, a novel reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) based therapy has …

Plasma medicine is an innovative research field combining plasma physics, life science, and
clinical medicine. It is mainly focused on the application cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) in …

Plasma medicine refers to the application of nonequilibrium plasmas at approximately body
temperature, for therapeutic purposes. Nonequilibrium plasmas are weakly ionized gases …

Plasma medicine is gaining increasing attention and is moving from basic research into
clinical practice. While areas of application are diverse, much research has been conducted …

Medical technologies from physics are imperative in the diagnosis and therapy of many
types of diseases. In 2013, a novel cold physical plasma treatment concept was accredited …

Atmospheric pressure plasma jets generated using noble gases have been the focus of
intense investigation for over 2 decades due to their unique physicochemical properties and …

Wound healing is strongly associated with the presence of a balanced content of reactive
species in which oxygen-dependent, redox-sensitive signaling represents an essential step …

Despite recent advances in therapy, cancer still is a devastating and life‐threatening
disease, motivating novel research lines in oncology. Cold physical plasma, a partially …

Cold atmospheric plasma-based plasma medicine has been expanding the diversity of its
specialties. As an emerging branch, plasma dermatology takes advantage of the beneficial …