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Use of cold atmospheric plasma in the treatment of cancer
Biointerphases, 2015Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) is an emerging modality for the treatment of solid tumors. In-vitro experiments have demonstrated that with increasing doses of plasma, tumor cells assays display decreased cell viability. CAP is theorized to induce tumor cells into apoptosis via multiple pathways including reactive oxygen and nitrogen species as well as ...
Parker, Babington +5 more
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Cold plasma brush generated at atmospheric pressure
Review of Scientific Instruments, 2007A cold plasma brush is generated at atmospheric pressure with low power consumption in the level of several watts (as low as 4W) up to tens of watts (up to 45W). The plasma can be ignited and sustained in both continuous and pulsed modes with different plasma gases such as argon or helium, but argon was selected as a primary gas for use in this work ...
Yixiang, Duan, C, Huang, Q S, Yu
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The applications of cold atmospheric plasma in dentistry
Plasma Processes and Polymers, 2023AbstractCold atmospheric plasma (CAP), as a noninvasive technology, has shown promise in dentistry as it might successfully treat various oral conditions. The antimicrobial capacity of CAP has been proven and it is effective in reducing the main microorganisms responsible for oral infections.
Neusa Silva +5 more
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Actinic keratoses treated with cold atmospheric plasma
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2017Plasma is a partially or fully ionized gaseous state of matter containing chemically active species, such as ions, electrons, photons, reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, and UV light. Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) can be applied onto vital, heat-sensitive surfaces and is currently used in surgery, endoscopic procedures, and wound care with proven ...
Wirtz, M. +4 more
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Cold atmospheric plasma in cancer therapy
Physics of Plasmas, 2013Recent progress in atmospheric plasmas has led to the creation of cold plasmas with ion temperature close to room temperature. This paper outlines recent progress in understanding of cold plasma physics as well as application of cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) in cancer therapy. Varieties of novel plasma diagnostic techniques were developed recently in a
Michael Keidar +6 more
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Cold Atmospheric Plasma Deposition of Diamond
Plasma Processes and Polymers, 2007AbstractNanocluster diamonds can be synthesized in open air on stainless steel and molybdenum substrates with a hybrid cold atmospheric plasma source using air plasma and an air + alcohol mixture. At microwave powers below 300 W and at gas flow rates below 300 sccm the temperature of a thermally insulated steel substrate placed 1.5 cm from the hollow ...
Ladislav Bárdos, Hana Baránková
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Clinical Applications of Cold Atmospheric Plasma
2020The aim of this review chapter is to give a concise overview of clinical applications of plasma energy and future prospects for this promising modality.
Neil D. Almeida +2 more
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The The important role of cold atmospheric plasma in wounds healing: Cold atmospheric plasma
Cold plasma is the fourth state of matter it can be generated using different types of gases like argon or helium or other gases by applying electrical field to get plasma with a temperature lower than 40degree so it's considered safe to be used in human without affecting the normal body cells.Adnan, Riyam +2 more
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