Atmospheric pressure plasmas are very promising tools for biomedical applications and are expected to bring new therapeutic options in surgery, dentistry and dermatology [1]. Currently, many scientific activities are related to basic research to study plasma-cell interaction or to explore the application spectrum in different fields of medicine. Meanwhile, a series of clinical trials have start...

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An innovative approach for producing reactive oxygen and nitrogen species is the use of non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma. The technique has been applied in a wide variety of fields ranging from the micro-fabrication of electric devices to the treatment of disease. Although non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasmas have been shown to be clinically beneficial for wound healing, blood coagul...

Low-pressure, low-temperature plasmas are widely used for materials applications in industries ranging from electronics to medicine. To avoid the high costs associated with vacuum equipment, there has always been a strong motivation to operate plasmas at higher pressures, up to atmospheric. However, high-pressure operation of plasmas often leads to instabilities and gas heating, conditions that...