WO2014032747A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zur behandlung von biologischem gewebe mit einem niederdruckplasma - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for the treatment of biological tissue with a low-pressure plasma according to the preamble of patent claim 1. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for the treatment of biological tissue with a low-pressure plasma.
- plasmas possess antimicrobial properties.
- the causes of the antibacterial effect of a plasma are heat, dehydration, shear stress, UV radiation, free radicals and charges.
- low-pressure plasmas which are also called cold plasmas
- the heat plays a minor role, since these plasmas are operated at room temperature.
- low-pressure plasmas arise particularly reactive particles, such as various oxygen or nitrogen species, which have a sufficiently high life, in order to damage organic compounds in an indirect exposure. These particles include, but are not limited to, atomic oxygen, superoxide radicals, ozone, hydroxyl radicals, nitric oxide, and nitrogen dioxide. These particles have a destructive effect on a wide variety of cell components.
- CONFIRMATION COPY The charge can destroy the cell walls, but also the disturbance of the charge balance of the cell wall by various, further electrostatic interactions and the electrolysis, for. B. by changing the permeability of the cell walls.
- a mechanism for inactivating microorganisms also results from the very high-energy ions, which can have well over 100 eV in capacitively coupled systems. Shelling with such species can alter or destroy the structural integrity of the cells; However, a device for generating such ion beams consuming and only with great equipment cost for the treatment of living biological tissue, especially human or animal tissues suitable.
- Low pressure plasmas are therefore particularly well suited for treating tissue from humans or animals, especially skin surfaces, open wounds, gums, oral cavity or the like, to disinfect the tissue, in particular the killing of bacteria, germs, viruses, fungi or other comparable To reach microorganisms that are placed in or on the tissue.
- This device consists essentially of a controllable by means of a control device in voltage and / or current transformer for generating special directed voltage or current pulses of various characteristics with or without DC voltage component.
- the DC component is thereby built up by additional electrodes on the biological tissue to be treated by means of an external voltage source or circuit.
- the primary coil of the transformer is the coil of a damped oscillating circuit through which high-frequency alternating current flows.
- the secondary coil together with the capacitor to be charged forms a resonant circuit whose frequency coincides with that of the transformer.
- the power source is often a resonant transformer.
- the oscillation frequency at the discharge gap is z. B.
- FIGS. 1a and b show once again the change of the total capacitance K of the oscillating circuit SK by the capacitance CF of the finger F of the user, wherein in FIG. 1a the voltage U across the length L of the secondary coil 5 is schematically plotted in a diagram di is.
- the device according to the invention for the treatment of biological tissue with a low-pressure plasma essentially contains
- a transformer for generating a high-frequency electromagnetic field
- a probe which is electrically coupled to the transformer
- the transformer has a primary coil and a secondary coil arranged coaxially therewith, and wherein the gap between primary coil and secondary coil in the overlapping region of the two coils increases from a first distance to a second larger distance in the direction of a coupling for the probe. Due to this special embodiment of the device according to the invention, in particular of the transformer of the device according to the invention, it is achieved that despite increasing voltage over the length of the coils due to the now increasing distance between the coils risk of collapse is minimized. The voltage applied between the coils is no longer high enough in any area to generate a sparkover between the primary and secondary coils.
- the transformer comprises a transformer housing, which has a clutch for the probe opposite the clutch for electrical / electronic connection of the control device, wherein the transformer housing is preferably designed as a handle and is ergonomically shaped accordingly.
- This measure aims at a compact design of the entire device according to the invention, since both the transformer itself and the control unit can be arranged within the transformer housing. Only the probe for the treatment of the biological tissue and optionally an external energy source for supplying energy to the device according to the invention are not arranged inside the transformer housing.
- the ergonomic design of the transformer housing as a handle which is cylindrical in its basic form, also allows a pleasant and safe handling of the device according to the invention by the user.
- control device is arranged in the transformer housing according to an advantageous idea of the invention.
- control device may be used outside of the transformer housing.
- additional weight within the designed as a handle transformer housing is a hindrance in the handling of the device according to the invention.
- the control device can be connected to an electrical energy source so that the device according to the invention can be supplied with the electrical energy necessary for operation.
- an energy source in the form of batteries or accumulators which may also be accommodated in the transformer housing, but can also be arranged outside the transformer housing, in particular in the case of a control device arranged within the transformer housing designed as a handle.
- This is particularly useful because the entire device according to the invention then independent of one stationary energy source and in particular can be operated independently of a public or non-public electrical network.
- the primary coil and the secondary coil have the same length.
- the secondary and primary coil lie directly opposite each other over their entire length, whereby, of course, according to the invention, with greater potential difference or voltage between primary and secondary coil, their distance increases.
- the primary coil is arranged conically coaxially around the secondary coil.
- a conical coaxial arrangement of the primary coil to the secondary coil also increases the distance over the length of the coil continuously linear, which also corresponds to the voltage increase within the coil.
- the primary coil Due to the coaxial arrangement of the primary coil to the secondary coil, the primary coil extends over the entire region of the secondary coil and thus there is a shielding of the secondary coil to the environment. This does not lead to an undesirable detuning of the resonant circuit by external environmental influences, possibly also by the user himself, as is the case in the prior art.
- the secondary coil In order for a particularly good magnetic coupling and thus a particularly effective generation of the high-frequency high voltage through the transformer to result between the primary coil and the secondary coil, it has proven to arrange the secondary coil around a rod core, which preferably consists of a ferrite.
- a rod core which preferably consists of a ferrite.
- the formation of the rod core of a ferrite is hereby found to be particularly advantageous, since in this way a particularly good magnetic coupling between primary and secondary coil can be achieved.
- the secondary coil has a plurality of chambers, which are preferably equidistantly spaced and each have between 100 and 1000, preferably between 250 and 750, particularly preferably 500 turns.
- a secondary coil can be represented by a multiplicity of individual coils connected in series, so that a very wide variety of primary and secondary coil combinations can be realized in the same device according to the invention.
- the primary coil may also be constructed in series, which further increases the combination and variation variety.
- the probe with which the actual treatment is carried out, since with it the required low-frequency plasma for use on the tissue to be treated is generated, is preferably designed as a glass probe.
- Such glass probes are easy to handle and physiologically safe to use on or in biological tissue.
- a conductive gas preferably with a noble gas or noble gas mixture.
- conductive gases in particular noble gases and noble gas mixtures, preferably of argon and / or neon, the production of low frequency plasmas and thus the entire device according to the invention is particularly efficient.
- the glass probe is closed at its one end by a metal contact, through which the supplied by the transformer high-frequency high voltage is fed into the interior of the glass probe. Within the glass probe, the gas is exposed to the high-frequency electromagnetic field and thus generates a glow discharge.
- the power of the transformer is regulated by the control device such that voltages in the range between 1800 V and 35000 V can be set, they are transmitted via the conductive gas within the glass probe to the treatment surface of the glass probe. If the treatment surface of the glass probe is located directly above the biological tissue to be treated, this voltage intervenes, optionally depending on the electrical resistance of the surface of the biological tissue to be treated and the resistance of the gases, in particular the air, between the treatment surface of the glass probe and the surface of the glass to be treated biological tissue.
- the contact spring is arranged on the transformer or the transformer housing.
- the contact spring may also be arranged on the probe. In both cases, the contact spring ensures the electrical contact between the probe and transformer, even if an undesired play occurs within the coupling between the probe and the transformer.
- the method according to the invention for the treatment of biological tissue with a low-pressure plasma with a device described above contains essentially the following method steps:
- a probe (2) preferably a glass probe, which Ü is positioned over the biological tissue to be treated at a distance between 1 mm and 5 cm.
- the current on the side of the secondary coil between 0.1 ⁇ and 100 ⁇ is selected, while in applications on other tissue surfaces, especially dermatological treatments of the other skin or the patient to be treated or gynecological applications , the current on the side of the secondary coil between 0.1 ⁇ and 300 ⁇ is selected.
- FIG. 1 a a device known from the prior art for treating biological tissue with ozone in the hand of a user
- FIG. 1 b an equivalent circuit diagram of the device according to FIG. 1 b,
- FIG. 2 shows a transformer of an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention in a transformer housing
- FIG. 3 shows a transformer housing of an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention
- FIGS. 4a-i various embodiments of a probe of an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention
- FIG. 4 k a transformer housing with transformer and control device of a
- FIG. 5 shows a typical pulse progression of a high-frequency voltage pulse, in which the
- FIG. 6 schematic representation of a dielectric barrier discharge.
- FIGS. 2, 3 and 4a to q show various elements of embodiments of devices according to the invention for treating biological tissue with a low-pressure plasma, which are explained in more detail below.
- FIG. 2 shows, for example, an embodiment of a transformer housing 8 of a device according to the invention, in which a transformer formed from a primary coil 4 and a secondary coil 5 is arranged, to which in turn is connected via a coupling 9 a control device 3 is connected.
- the control device 3 is in turn connected to an electrical energy source 13, not shown here, for feeding electrical energy into the transformer 1.
- a clutch 7 is arranged, on which a probe 2, preferably a glass probe can be arranged.
- a contact spring 12 ensures that there is always an electrical contact between the transformer 1 and the probe 2.
- the transformer housing 8 is presently designed as a handle and extends in its longitudinal extent in the same direction as the primary coil 4 and the secondary coil fifth
- the secondary coil 5 is wound in this embodiment around a rod core 10, which preferably consists of a ferrite, while the primary coil 4 is wound at a distance around the secondary coil 5.
- This distance increases from the end of the coil 4 and 5 facing the coupling 9 from a distance d1 up to the end of the coils 4 and 5 facing the coupling 7 continuously up to a distance d2, so that the primary coil 4 is conically coaxial with the latter Secondary coil is arranged.
- both coils 4 and 5 have the same length L, so that they form an overlap region B over their entire length.
- the primary coil 4 also performs the function of an electromagnetic screen, or ensures a shielding effect by the electromagnetic interference fields can not disturb the generated by the transformer 1 high-frequency electromagnetic field crucial, so that a proper function of the device according to the invention is given.
- sealing devices can still be provided in one end section of the converter.
- Trained as a high voltage transformer transformer 1 is constructed in this embodiment such that the inner secondary coil 5 is wound around a rod core 10 of ferrite in chambers 1 1.
- secondary coil 5 has 500 turns per chamber 11; However, there are also other numbers of turns conceivable.
- the transformer 1 performs the task of converting the high-frequency low voltage provided by the energy source 13 and the control unit 3 into high-frequency high voltage.
- the transformer 1 also performs the task, the generated high voltage, in particular via an inner glass tube not shown here as Glass probe trained probe 2 to guide the treatment surface, which is arranged on the coupling 7 opposite end of the probe.
- the arrangement of the coils 4 and 5 within the transformer 1 leads to the provision of pulses having a predetermined waveform, preferably of sinusoidal pulses and more preferably of exponentially damped sinusoidal pulses, as exemplified in Figure 5 and with which a cold plasma or a Low-pressure plasma between the treatment surface of the probe 2 and tissue to be treated can be generated.
- Figure 3 shows the structure of a transformer housing 8 of Figure 2, which is made of an electrically insulating material, preferably a plastic.
- Figures 4a-i and 4l-q show 15 different examples of probes 2 formed as glass probes, the treatment surface of which is made oblique, flat or curved depending on the biological tissue G to be treated.
- the probe 2 designed as a glass probe is equipped with two chambers in the exemplary embodiments of FIGS. 4a-i and 4l-q.
- the inner chamber is preferably gas filled with 100% neon at a negative pressure of 500 Pa to 3000 Pa and conducts the high voltage to the tip of the instrument probe.
- the outer chamber serves to insulate and protect the inner chamber.
- the inner chamber is advantageously made of glass and the outer chamber may be made of the material glass or precious metal.
- the probe 2 is closed with a metal flap which, together with the contact spring 12 and the coupling 7, produces the electrical plug-in connection with the transformer 1 arranged in the transformer housing 8.
- the treatment surface of the probe 2 and the biological tissue G to be treated is formed at a distance between 1 mm and 5 mm by the provided high-frequency AC voltage and the typical pulse course the formation of cold plasma or low-pressure plasma, with which bacteria, germs, viruses, fungi or other comparable, the tissue G adhering microorganisms can be killed.
- the gas in the probe 2 designed as a glass probe is thereby exposed to the generated high-frequency, alternating electro-magnetic field in order to generate a glow discharge (microdischarge).
- the power of the transformer 1 is controlled by the control device 3 so that it is possible to set voltages in the range between 1, 8 and 35 kV, which are transmitted via the conductive gas to the treatment surface of the probe 2. If the treatment surface of the probe 2 is located directly above the tissue G to be treated, its tension is set as a function of the skin resistance of the air between the instrument probe tip and the skin surface.
- the method for directly producing a low-pressure plasma or cold plasma corresponds to the structure of the dielectric barrier discharge shown in FIG.
- the excitation voltage is generated in the transformer 1.
- the probe 2 in this case forms a metal electrode 14 and a and dielectric 15.
- the ground electrode is formed by the tissue G to be treated, so that between the tissue G and the metal electrode 14 of the probe 2 substantially supplied by the transformer 1 high-frequency excitation voltage 16 is applied ,
- the scheme shown serves as a model for further considerations.
- the dielectric barrier discharge also called dielectrically impeded discharge or silent discharge, produces non-thermal plasma films P at atmospheric pressure during the ignition phase.
- the dielectrically impeded discharge or silent discharge in addition to the corona discharge, is a variant of the gas discharges which causes non-thermal plasma filaments P at atmospheric pressure during the ignition phase.
- the difference between the two types of gas discharge lies in the quenching mechanism of the discharge filaments. In the case of the corona discharge, it is space-charge-oriented and surface-charge-oriented in the barrier discharge.
- the basic structure shown in Figure 6 consists of two electrodes, a high voltage electrode 14 and a ground electrode G, with one or more dielectric barriers 15 (insulators) therebetween. Between dielectric 15 and ground electrode G is located a gap that is variable in width, on the order of a few mm to the cm range.
- the sample to be treated is on or forms the earth electrode G.
- an alternating voltage of 1-100 kV and frequencies of 10-50 kHz is required.
- This discharge is characterized by the formation of micro-discharges or plasma filaments P.
- charge carriers are deposited on the surface of the dielectric 15 and weaken the external electric field, which leads to extinction of the plasma filaments P.
- the dielectric 15 serves to limit the current and makes it possible for the discharges to take place at a multiplicity of statistically equally distributed points, thus enabling a planar plasma treatment of the entire surface of the tissue G to be treated.
- the physical analysis of the plasma formation takes place according to the method of Paschen and Townsend.
- the analysis relates to the model for the dielectric barrier discharge shown in Figure 6.
- plasma filaments P which are characteristic of a cold plasma or low-pressure plasma.
- ⁇ be the probability per unit length that an electron ionizes a neutral atom or molecule, whereby bursts of ions with neutral atoms can be neglected due to the fast-changing field and the large mass of ions.
- N 0 is the number of externally generated electrons, for example by cosmic radiation.
- the number of ionizing shocks is proportional to the pressure p and to the probability of an ionization shock.
- ⁇ ion is the acceleration path and E is the applied electric field strength. Due to inelastic collisions undergoes only a fraction
- ⁇ is the number of electrons generated per ion (third Townsend coefficient) with which the ignition condition
- the Paschen curve describes the dependence of the breakdown voltage for the generation of a gas discharge on the product of gap size and pressure.
- the dependence of the breakdown voltage on the gap widths can be estimated.
- a necessary criterion for the existence of a plasma is that the Debye length is small compared to the dimensions of the system.
- This shielding length is characterized in that on this the potential of a local ion or electron charge has fallen sufficiently strong (usually to 1 / e times). This is due to the fact that in a plasma a positive ion is surrounded by a spherical cloud of electrons, so that the charges approximately compensate each other, the radius of this sphere being the Debye length. In the present case, the movement of the ions in the alternating field relative to that of the electrons due to the much larger ion mass is negligible. Therefore, for the Debye length:
- the Debye length is smaller by a factor of 1000, thus fulfilling the necessary criterion for the existence of a plasma.
- the parameters of the device according to the invention fulfill the physical prerequisites for producing a cold plasma. physical parameter necessary condition met necessary plasmaOne condition?
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