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Innovative medical device to treat chronic wounds

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Treatment of chronic wounds

Treatment of chronic wounds with cold plasma jet

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Improves the quality of life

Improving the quality of life of more than 40 million patients worldwide

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Significantly reduces care time

Significantly reducing care times and infection risks

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Effectively treat chronic wounds

Chronic wounds, primarily venous leg ulcers and foot ulcers in diabetic patients, affect more than 10 million people in the US and in Europe. The average healing time for these patients exceeds 200 days, constituting a major public health problem.

Device designed to be easy to use, with a lightweight and compact casing.

Intended use by healthcare professionals in hospitals and at patients' homes.

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Improving the quality of life

Improving the quality of life of patients with chronic wounds

Limits infections

Limits infections and hospitalizations

Facilitate the work

Makes the work of healthcare professionals easier

Reduce the cost

Reduces the cost of health insurance coverage

Cold plasma, an innovation for painless treatment

The clinical benefits of cold plasma have already been demonstrated by years of research. It allows a non-invasive treatment of chronic wounds by stimulating the pillars of healing and triggering an antiseptic action.

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Device

Objective:
first patient by 2025

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2023

Preclinical studies validating the effectiveness of the device

2024

Development of the industrial version of the device

2025

1st clinical investigation on humans

2026

Obtaining CE marking and launching marketing

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