Cold plasma therapy for mobile wound care
Outpatient wound care takes place in various structures – in surgeries, wound centres and often in the home environment. There, home carers and specialised care services take over the care, or patients and relatives carry it out themselves following referral. PlasmaDerm® can be used safely by all of these parties: mobile, delegable and efficient. This means that the therapy can be used exactly where it is needed – at home as well as in outpatient care units.
Cold plasma therapy supports wound healing and tissue regeneration - efficient, deeply effective and clinically proven.
Broadly applicable in outpatient wound care
PlasmaDerm® is suitable for a wide range of indications that are frequently encountered in everyday outpatient care. It is applied during dressing changes and can therefore be seamlessly integrated.
Phase-appropriate wound management for chronic and poorly healing wounds, e.g:
- Ulcers in chronic venous insufficiency
- Ulcers in peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAD)
- Mixed venous-arterial ulcers
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Pressure ulcers (decubitus)
- Infected wounds
Surgical wound care, e.g:
- Superficial wound infections
- Seam dehiscences
- Delayed postoperative wound healing
Supportive treatment for skin transplants, e.g:
- Conditioning of wounds before skin grafting
- Treatment of donor sites of split-thickness skin grafts
Mobile, simple and time-saving: that's PlasmaDerm®
Cold plasma treatment works on several levels simultaneously and supplements standard wound care with an innovative, effective therapeutic impulse. It can help to restart stagnating healing processes and provides outpatient teams with effective support in complex wound situations.
Proven deep-acting microcirculation
The high-frequency electrical field of PlasmaDerm® demonstrably increases capillary blood flow - several hours after application and down to deep tissue layers. This deep effect is proven and represents a key added value of PlasmaDerm.
What is cold plasma?
Cold, physical, atmospheric plasma is an energy-rich gas consisting of free electrons, ions, neutral atoms and molecules as well as reactive oxygen and nitrogen species. It is created when ambient air is excited by electrical energy – for example, a high-frequency alternating voltage.
- Generated cold plasma
Is formed directly at the treatment area. It is created from nitrogen, oxygen and other gases in the ambient air, which are ionised between the nubs of the spacer. This creates new molecules, the so-called reactive gas species such as ozone and nitrogen monoxide. - Electric field
Proven to increase microcirculation for several hours – right down to the deep tissue layers. A decisive advantage of PlasmaDerm® that makes all the difference.
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Your advantages of our PlasmaDerm® system
PlasmaDerm® is ideally suited for a wide range of applications in outpatient wound care. The therapy can be carried out in a safe, structured and reliable manner - an advantage for all outpatient wound care providers who rely on clear procedures and require a high degree of practicability in everyday life.
Suitable for any location
The device is compact, robust and easy to transport - ideal for use in different environments. It can be prepared quickly and used reliably so that cold plasma therapy can be carried out wherever patients need it.
Simple treatment, even by patients
PlasmaDerm® can and may be used by patients and relatives at home following professional instruction. This means that therapy is also possible between outpatient appointments – an advantage for long-term wounds that require regular support.
At the same time, this approach enables patients to be actively involved in their care and treatment intervals to be kept stable. Care teams benefit from a noticeable reduction in workload, while the quality of treatment is reliably maintained.
Seamless integration into everyday care
It is applied during dressing changes and can be easily integrated into the patient's wound care routine. PlasmaDerm® can be integrated directly into the patient's usual routines.
Quick to use
Flexible application
Compatible with routines
How PlasmaDerm® therapy works
The treatment is standardised and safe: each area is treated in two 90-second intervals. This double application enhances the therapeutic effect. For larger wounds, the spacer is gradually overlapped until the entire area is completely covered.
Practical examples with PlasmaDerm®
Frequently asked questions about PlasmaDerm® therapy in outpatient care
Outpatient teams often ask similar questions about cold plasma therapy. You can find concise answers here.
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