Experience In Practice - plasmamedicalsystems Plasma ONE Benutzerhandbuch

Information for users
If you continue treatment with a different type
of instrument probe, proceed as described
above.
Plug the instrument probe with the metal part
into the converter with a slight rotation and start
treatment by pressing the START/STOP button on
the energy control unit or directly on the con-
verter.
Instrument probes may only be ex-
changed when the converter is switched
off. Instrument probes must be steri-
lised before use
5.2

Experience in practice

The individual condition of the patient determines
the intensity!
In case of sensitive patients or parts of the body, a
combination of levels 1 to 2 and a maximum treat-
ment time of 2 minutes is sufficient.
We recommend this setting for chil-
dren.
During treatment, the patient may experience a
slight tingling sensation. This feels as though a
wound is drying in air and causes slight itching. As
with natural wound healing, this a a good and posi-
tive reaction.
According to current research there is no danger of an
overdose of cold plasma, as low temperature plasmas
decompose within 20 seconds.
The power levels and treatment times, which are rec-
ommended in the indications table, result from an
extensive in-vitro study with the relevant pathogens,
bacteria and fungi, as well as from clinical experience
from daily work in practice.
The success of the treat-
ment depends on the
consistent guidance of
the instrument probe.
The gab between the
treatment area and the
tip of the instrument
probe should be about
less than 2 mm.
The condition of the patient described above, or his/
her individual sensitivity and physical reaction can
change the pre-set intensity. These changes are re-
corded by the use of the patient probe. They are com-
municated to the energy control unit and displayed
as described.
The person performing the treatment recognises
that he/she needs to improve the placement of the
instrument probe.
It is beneficial if the person performing the treatment
or the user also creates a change of air by means of a
slight movement. A rigid position is just as unfavoura-
ble as too large a gap between the treated area and
the instrument probe.
If the technological process detects an optimal han-
dling, the gas in the glass instrument probe illumi-
nates in a high-tech orange and transparently indi-
cates the correct functioning to all concerned.
Information for users
Overview of intensities or power levels
The intensity settings or power levels are divided into
three main groups:
n Group III High intensity
Level 4 and 5
n Group II Medium intensity
Level 3 to 4
n Group I Low intensity
Level 1 to 2
Detailed explanations
Group III High intensity
Level 4 and level 5 illuminate together. This is used
for example if a high level of disinfection is required
and for a high tissue stimulation.
Abscesses
n
n Bacterial infections
n Ulcers
Virus infections, e.g. Herpes simplex
n
Candida albicans (fungal infections)
n
n Wound infection, especially poorly healing
wounds after secondary infection
Long-term bleeding
n
Fistulas
n
n Gangrene
n Gingivitis
Granuloma
n
Implantation
n
n Periodontitis
n Periimplantitis
Disinfection of the pulp
n
Root canal treatment
n
Post and crown disinfection
n
n Caries
Group II Medium intensity
Level 3, up to or/and level 4. Used for improved heal-
ing and regeneration.
If the patient is particularly sensitive, then Group III
is indicated at level 3 with a longer treatment time!
Aphthae
n
Burns
n
Wound healing
n
n After surgical operations
n Pressure sores
Haematoma
n
Group I Low intensity
Level 1 and/or level 2
Used for sensitive patients and hypersensitive treat-
ment areas.
n Hypersensitive teeth
Patients with sensitive tissue
n
Prophylaxis
n
n Children
As a matter of principle, it should be
observed whether the patient indi-
cates an unpleasant feeling! Hypersen-
sitivity should be compensated for
with a lower level/intensity and a
longer treatment time.
Patient reports
Inform each patient of the result of the treatment by
means of a treatment report. This makes the versatile
effect of the treatment transparent. This helps both,
you and your patients to establish the convenient,
pain-free treatment with cold plasma as a routine
standard treatment. This results in satisfied patients
and an accepted criterion for invoicing private medical
treatment.
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