Cold plasma is a novel method to treat diabetic foot ulcer infection

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Amini Mohammad Reza; Mirpour Shahriar; Fathollah Sara; MANSOURI PARVIN; Ghoranneviss M.; Larijani B.; Mohajeri Tehrani M.R.

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Seminar: CONGRESS OF WOUND AND TISSUE REPAIR
Year:2019 | Issue:6

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Cold plasma is a novel method to treat diabetic foot ulcer infection

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Cold Plasma

Diabetic Foot Ulcer

Infection

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Background: Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) is shown to decrease bacterial load in chronic wounds. It is also presented as a novel approach in healing the wounds in both in vitro and in vivo experiments. Objective: We aimed to implement the first randomized clinical trial in use of CAP in Diabetic Foot Ulcers. Methods: Patients with diabetic wound (n=44) were randomized to receive standard care (SC, n=22) without or with CAP applied three times a week for three consecutive weeks (SC+CAP, n=22). CAP was generated from ionized helium gas in ambient air and driven by high voltage (10 kV) and high frequency (6 kHz) power supply. The primary outcomes were wound size, number of cases reached wound size of <50%, and bacterial load over three weeks of treatment. Results: Treatment with CAP was effective in reducing the fraction of wound size (p=0. 02). After 3 weeks, the number of wounds that reached the fraction of wound size of ≤ 50% was significantly more in SC+CAP group (77. 3%) compared with the SC group (36. 4%) (p = 0. 006). The mean of fraction of bacterial load counts in each session ‘ after CAP exposure’ was significantly less than ‘ before exposure’ measures. Conclusion: CAP could be an effective method for accelerating wound healing in Diabetic Foot Ulcers. It also exerts immediate antiseptic effects, which seems not to last for a long time.

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Amini, Mohammad Reza, Mirpour, Shahriar, Fathollah, Sara, MANSOURI, PARVIN, Ghoranneviss, M., Larijani, B., & Mohajeri Tehrani, M.R.. (2019). Cold plasma is a novel method to treat diabetic foot ulcer infection. 4ST INTERNATIONAL AND 6RD NATIONAL CONGRESS OF WOUND AND TISSUE REPAIR (the future of wounds and sca. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/949192/en

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Amini Mohammad Reza, Mirpour Shahriar, Fathollah Sara, MANSOURI PARVIN, Ghoranneviss M., Larijani B., Mohajeri Tehrani M.R.. Cold plasma is a novel method to treat diabetic foot ulcer infection. 2019. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/949192/en

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Mohammad Reza Amini, Shahriar Mirpour, Sara Fathollah, PARVIN MANSOURI, M. Ghoranneviss, B. Larijani, and M.R. Mohajeri Tehrani, “Cold plasma is a novel method to treat diabetic foot ulcer infection,” presented at the 4ST INTERNATIONAL AND 6RD NATIONAL CONGRESS OF WOUND AND TISSUE REPAIR (the future of wounds and sca. 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/949192/en

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