NDR TV Report - New Plasma Therapy Helps Wound Healing
Plasma treatment works on the covered area, but also in small pores and skin depressions. It is rather painless.
From Vorpommern there is a medical innovation that could help many patients, especially those with chronic wounds. The so-called cold plasma patch is a type of plaster through which cold plasma is directed onto and into wounds. It is intended to actively support wounds in healing.
Glow skin kills germs
The patch has a stimulating effect by creating physical plasma in the form of a smoldering skin by placing it on a wound. This destroys all germs and bacteria on wounds. This promotes their healing.
Unique technology worldwide
The technology was developed in Greifswald by a research team led by Managing Director Carsten Mahrenholz, which spun off from the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Research several years ago and founded the startup “Coldplasmatech.” A few weeks ago, this globally unique technology received regulatory approval. It has also been approved for coverage by health insurance plans. This means that doctors can now prescribe plasma treatment for their patients.
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