Minh Dinh Nguyen , Quynh Thi Do , Thanh-Tu Luong , Ngoc-Thanh Le , Tran-Thuy Nguyen , Thao Phuong Bui , Hoang-Tung Do , Hans Metelmann , Christian Seebauer , Thom Thi Vu
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Cold atmospheric plasma treatment on failed finger perforator flap: A case report
Background
Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) treatment has shown beneficial effects on wound healing treatment.
Methods
A patient had a lesion on the middle finger of the left hand that was indicated to skin flap grafting. The patient then received the CAP treatment using a plasma device with a dose of 30 s/cm2/day. The patient's ulcer was treated according to standard procedure, and the ulcer's size, infection status, and sensation at the irradiation area were recorded each week.
Results
After five weeks of this CAP treatment, the ulcer was completely epithelialized. Infection status and sensory abnormalities were not detected in the area of irradiation.
Conclusion
CAP treatment may be a viable choice to treat patients wherein skin-grafting has failed and where the lesions have tendon and bone exposure.
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