This video shows how the patented and user-friendly cold plasma device, PLASOMA, works. The device brings cold plasma directly in the wound for treatment of hard-to-heal wounds.

From May 22nd till May 25th Plasmacure exhibited on ISDF. Professionals from around the world came to The Hague to find out everything that is to know about the way to treat diabetic foot ulcers. Dr. Louise Sabelis of Amsterdam UMC presented the results of our joint safety trial on 20 patients: ‘Cold Atmospheric Pressure Plasma is a Safe Therapy for Diabetic Foot Ulcers and Reduces S.

Curious Tom, a documentary about Eindhoven as a city of high tech hub, features Plasmacure as one of the prominent start-ups based in High Tech Campus Eindhoven. The documentary is initiated by the High Tech Campus 

Plasmacure was among eight start-ups that took part in the finals of the European Institute of Technology (EIT) Health Catapult competition! There, Plasmacure together with joining Biotech and Digital Health start-ups,

Plasmacure closed a series A round of funding.  The funding was raised with private investors, NextGen Ventures and East Netherlands Development Agency – Oost NL. NextGen Ventures is a fund built primarily on investments by the healthcare insurers Menzis and Friesland Zorgverzekeraar.

While Plasmacure’s treatment for wound healing may at first sound like fantasy, it is actually delivering excellent results. In short: A pulser sends electronic currents to a special patch, which induces a cold plasma that boosts wound healing.