Isfahan: During the delivery of two cold plasma devices to the Farabi medical center in Isfahan, Mohammad Eslami, Vice President and Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), said that the cold plasma technology, which has been developed through the efforts of Iranian nuclear scientists, is considered an effective treatment for chronic wounds.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Eslami stated that this technology is currently available in nine hospitals across Iran, with four hospitals officially utilizing it. He mentioned that the wound clinics in the five hospitals equipped with this technology will soon become officially operational.

Eslami highlighted that the cold plasma technology significantly reduces complications for patients suffering from chronic wounds. He further noted that this technology is possessed by only a limited number of countries, and Iranian scientists have managed to localize this knowledge through extensive research.

In conclusion, Eslami announced that with the assistance of the AEOI, Iran’s largest wound clinic will be inaugurated in Isfahan within the next two months, aiming to provide patients with special services.