Serionics has developed a “cold” plasma generation technology that can operate on the basis of air, gas, water or chemical compounds. Its devices deliver strong antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal effects quickly and painlessly at a temperature less than 100°F.
Sterionics’ unique plasma generator produces a periodic cold plasma discharge. The technology achieves a variety of advantages over the known methods of generating cold plasma. Through its wide range of anti-microbial and healing properties, the technology is capable of addressing numerous market segments in medicine and industry. On a surgical cart, it can be used in clinical and surgical settings to sterilize wound tissue. In a hand-held pen-shaped format, the Sterionics device can be deployed in the field to sterilize injured tissue and battlefield wounds, and promote healing.
Sterionics offers a simple, portable, effective sterilization device that ensures:
Sterionics’ unique plasma generator produces a periodic cold plasma discharge. The technology achieves a variety of advantages over the known methods of generating cold plasma. Through its wide range of anti-microbial and healing properties, the technology is capable of addressing numerous market segments in medicine and industry. On a surgical cart, it can be used in clinical and surgical settings to sterilize wound tissue. In a hand-held pen-shaped format, the Sterionics device can be deployed in the field to sterilize injured tissue and battlefield wounds, and promote healing.
Sterionics offers a simple, portable, effective sterilization device that ensures:
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| 07.10.2011 | Cold plasma technology company aims to fight drug-resistant infections | “I’ve been doing wound-healing research for years and the application of this technology to wound healing could be phenomenal,” she said. In addition to wound healing and disinfection, the device could also hold promise in treating biofilms... |
| - | Cold plasma technology company aims to fight drug-resistant infections | A Cleveland startup is developing a battery-powered, pen-like device that uses cold plasma technology to sterilize and heal wounds, including those infected with drug-resistant bacteria like MRSA. Sterionics, which licensed its technology f... |