Improvement of cutaneous microcirculation by cold atmospheric plasma (CAP): Results of a controlled, prospective cohort study
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- 作者：Tobias Kischa ; tobias.kisch@gmx.de" class="auth_mail" title="E-mail the corresponding author ; Andreas Helmkeb ; Sophie Schleussera ; Jungin Songa ; Eirini Liodakia ; Felix Hagen Stanga ; Peter Mailaendera ; Robert Kraemera
- 关键词：O3 ; ozone ; OH ; hydroxyl ; H2O2 ; hydrogen peroxide ; O ; oxygen ; NxOy ; nitrogen oxides of different oxidation states ; CAP ; cold atmospheric plasma ; ACP ; atmospheric cold plasma ; APP ; cold atmospheric pressure plasma ; TTP ; tissue-tolerable plasma ; DBD ; dielectric barrier discharge ; IL ; interleukin ; MCP ; monocyte chemotactic protein ; TGF ; transforming growth factor ; SMA ; smooth muscle antibody ; ROI ; region of interest ; O2C ; oxygen-to-see ; BMI ; body mass index ; AU ; arbitrary units ; NOS ; nitric oxide sy
- 刊名：Microvascular Research
- 出版年：2016
- 出版时间：March 2016
- 年：2016
- 卷：104
- 期：Complete
- 页码：55-62
- 全文大小：824 K
文摘
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Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) is known to accelerate wound healing.
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Tissue oxygen saturation increased by 24% and stayed elevated for 8 min after CAP.
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Postcapillary venous filling pressure increased insignificantly after CAP application.
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Blood flow increased by 73% and remained upregulated for 11 min after CAP.
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Patients with chronic wounds, burn wounds and skin diseases might benefit from CAP.