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 …

Chronic wounds and ulcers are major public health threats. Being a substantial burden for
patients and health care systems alike, better understanding of wound pathophysiology and …

In response to injury, efficient migration of skin cells to rapidly close the wound and restore
barrier function requires a range of coordinated processes in cell spreading and migration …

Plasma medicine is an interdisciplinary field and recent clinical studies showed benefits of
topical plasma application to chronic wounds. Whereas most investigations have focused on …

The development of cold atmospheric pressure plasma sources was the starting point for the
innovative field of plasma medicine many years ago. Today, a large body of information is …

Non‐thermal gas plasmas (NTGPs) are a promising emergent medical technology. a Unlike
thermal plasmas, they generate a complex room temperature mix of reactive species which …

Small reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) driven signaling plays a significant
role in wound healing processes by controlling cell functionality and wound phase …

Previous studies reported a significant reduction in bacterial load in chronic wounds in
patients with cold argon plasma. This open retrospective study evaluated effects on wound …

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 …

Cold atmospheric plasma has already been shown to decrease the bacterial load in chronic
wounds. However, until now it is not yet known if plasma treatment can also improve wound …