terraplasma medical GmbH products

With the size and weight of a telephone handset, the plasma derma care® in conjunction with the spacer is a mobile, CE-certified medical device that generates cold atmospheric plasma from the ambient air. CAP inactivates bacteria and human pathogenic fungi highly efficiently – regardless of the type and level of resistance to antibiotics. In addition, there is the healing effect: CAP therapy has an antipruritic effect and promotes cell regeneration (cell division) of healthy skin cells by activating local immune processes. The treatment is valued as painless.

Cold plasma against ventilator-associated pneumonia. Our current research project - new ways of oral hygiene in intensive care: Simple, fast, clean. Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) is one of the most common and dangerous complications of mechanical ventilation. VAP can be an autoinfection with germs from the patient’s gastrointestinal tract or an exogenous infection with germs from the immediate patient environment. The pathogen spectrum is broad and includes mainly gram-negative bacteria. Over time, the germs can get into the lower respiratory tract and can lead to VAP.

Great technology in a handy device. The plasma care product line is handily designed for mobile use by doctors and nurses. The device is functional, user-friendly and at the same time aesthetically designed. The spacer – also known as spacer – guarantees hygienic use.

The plasma care® is a handheld mobile medical device for wound treatment using cold atmospheric plasma. It is about the size and weight of a telephone receiver and has a battery capacity that is sufficient for around 120 treatments. It can therefore be used by outpatient wound specialists, but also in clinical and private practice. In order to ensure sterile treatment of each individual patient and avoid cross-contamination, individually packaged sterile spacers are used in combination with the plasma care® device. The rule is: One spacer per patient and wound. The treatment area per wound area is 13 cm². For larger wounds, the spacer can be used up to 6 times within one treatment session (total area around 70 – 78 cm²). Subsequently, the spacer is no longer usable  and must be disposed of.