We'll be at EUMS 2023!
We’re looking forward to exhibiting at the annual European Mechanical Circulatory Support Summit (EUMS) from 3rd – 6th September in Paris.
Visit us at booth no. 5 and see the SteriPlas Cold Plasma medical device for LVAD infections on demonstration. With the strongest clinical evidence to date and our top reputation, we remain the leader of Cold Plasma medicine and continue to free hospitals and patients from the burden of LVAD infections.
SteriPlas will be presented at the ISMCS 2023
Congratulations to Mr Thomas Schlöglhofer who has been invited to speak at the International Society for Mechanical Circulatory Support Scientific Congress (ISMCS) on Wednesday 1st November 2023.
His presentation, “Cold Atmospheric Plasma for Driveline Infection Treatment” will focus on the benefits of the SteriPlas for LVAD infections.
Our medical device has proven efficacy for the treatment of deep LVAD infections with the presence of biofilm. There is growing interest to use our SteriPlas Cold Plasma for LVAD infections due to its quick ability to destroy bacteria protected within biofilm deep within driveline cavity. This is regardless of the type of bacteria or its resistance profile. As LVAD infections can be healed in as quick as 1 week, it provides stability of the independent system and a better quality of life for patients with LVADs.
For more information about the SteriPlas, our clinical evidence or a free trial at your hospital contact us at info@adtecplasma
Quick results achieved with the Adtec SteriPlas
How often do LVAD patients with infection need treatment with the Adtec SteriPlas?
We recommend a minimum treatment of twice per week. This applies to both outpatients in day clinics and inpatients who have been admitted into the wards.
The treatment time itself is as quick as 3 minutes. During these short minutes, the components of cold plasma quickly bombard the cellular structure of bacteria to create micropores which allows access to the microbial DNA for total destruction. This applies to all forms of bacteria regardless of their resistance profile or if they are protected within biofilm.
How quick have patients with LVAD infections healed?
Our clinical evidence has shown patients have healed in as quick of two weeks of treatment. These are patients who have failed previous therapeutic attempts with conventional treatment methods.