A Report of the Hair Growth Effect of Cold Atmospheric Microwave Plasma Therapy Device for Cutaneous Wound Healing After Patella Luxation Surgery

Surgically sutured wounds should be managed by coagulating subcutaneous and cutaneous bleeding, suppressing serous fluid retention, and preventing external bacterial infection. Cold atmospheric microwave plasma (CAMP) device therapy is one of several rehabilitation methods for skin infection and wound treatment. It stimulates keratinocytes in the dermis to promote gene expression related to the cell cycle, cell proliferation, angiogenesis, cell adhesion and wound healing. This case report was based on the application of low-temperature atmospheric microwave plasma (CAMP) performed after bilateral patella luxation repair in a male, pomeranian dog. CAMP, which was carried out for the purpose of rehabilitation, was showed not only wound repair but also hair growth effect of the skin.