Cold atmospheric plasma delivery for biomedical applications

As the fourth state of matter, plasma’s unique properties and interactions with other states matter offer many promising opportunities for investigation discovery. In particular, cold atmospheric plasma (CAP), operating at pressure room temperature, has remarkable potential biomedical applications through various delivery methods. These include sterilization, wound healing, blood coagulation, oral/dental diseases treatment, cancer therapy, immunotherapy. Effective constituents is critical to its efficacy these applications. Therefore, this review presents key research activities related CAP (including direct delivery, plasma-activated media, device-assisted therapeutics) needs future research. This will be great interest understanding current state-of-the-art medicine while also giving researchers from a broad range communities insight into efforts that would benefit their contributions. Such biomedicine, physics, biochemistry, material science, nanotechnology, medical device manufacturing.