Nonthermal decontamination of biological media by atmospheric-pressure plasmas: review, analysis, and prospects
By Mounir Laroussi. 2002
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- A. Gutsol
- Gregory Fridman
- Gary Friedman
- Alexander A. Fridman
- U. Kogelschatz
- V. Vasilets
- A. Shekhter
- Marios Kotsonis
In Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
- Gregory Fridman
- Gary Friedman
- A. Gutsol
- Alexander A. Fridman
- U. Kogelschatz
- V. Vasilets
- A. Shekhter
- Marios Kotsonis
Citations in the corpus
- Plasma medicine: an introductory review (2009, neutral): “speaking, the generic capability of CAPs against microorganizms is well established under controlled laboratory conditions [11].”
- Atmospheric-pressure plasma technology (2004, methodology): “Also, biomedical applications and processes such as plasma sterilization and surface decontamination are under investigation (Birmingham and Hammerstrom 2000, Laroussi et al 2000, Laroussi 2002).”
- Plasma interaction with microbes (2003, neutral): “[15]).”
- Applied Plasma Medicine (2008, background): “Subtilis, and other organisms [2, 31, 46] without significant damage to the surface being processed.”
- Experimental analysis and modelling of positive streamer in air: towards an estimation of O and N radical production (2008, background): “In fact, corona discharges can be used in many applications such as active gas flow control (along surfaces in order to reduce turbulence, energy losses and acoustic noise generation) [1], pollution control [2] (of exhaust fumes coming from coal burning, car engine or domestic waste treatment indust”
- The Interaction of a Direct-Current Cold Atmospheric-Pressure Air Plasma With Bacteria (2009, background): “The use of atmospheric-pressure cold plasmas in biomedical application has attracted considerable attention recently due to possible applications in wound healing [8], [15], sterilization of heatsensitive reusable medical instruments [16], [17], or the surface modification of biocompatible materials”