Global Cold Plasma Market is forecasted to witness a lucrative CAGR of 16% by 2026
Cold plasma, the fourth state of matter is a partially ionized gas comprising ions, electrons, ultraviolet photons, and reactive neutrals such as radicals, excited and ground-state molecules. Plasmas can also be artificially generated through gas dissociation by electricity, microwave radiation, or heat under ambient conditions. Due to the low heat capacity of cold plasma, it finds application in bioengineering, medicine, and therapeutics. Adoption of Cold Atmospheric Plasma (CAP) Therapy in Wound Healing Cold atmospheric plasma therapy is the latest approach in the field of plasma medicine. It consists of a mixture of reactive species that convey antimicrobial activity and affect human tissues. Owing to its environment-friendly and non-invasive nature, this technique has been admired and encouraged to use in different therapeutic regimes like wound healing, tissue regeneration, and skin infection management. Atmospheric pressure cold plasmas could affect different stages of wound...