Zelaya Karla, Han Jang-Hee, Kim Jinyoung, Ahn Seung Yoon, Suh Young Deok, Lee Do Na, Yeon Seong-Chan
Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Research Institute for Veterinary Science, Seoul National University, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
Vet Med (Praha). 2025 Jun 27;70(6):218-225. doi: 10.17221/13/2025-VETMED. eCollection 2025 Jun.
This paper reports the feasibility of cold atmospheric microwave plasma (CAMP) therapy for birds with open wounds. Four domestic pigeons () with open wounds of varying severity were treated with CAMP as an adjunct to conventional therapy. Wound healing was assessed using a modified scoring system during each treatment session, and the extent of healing was calculated as a percentage. The results revealed variability in wound improvement across cases, influenced by the initial severity of the wounds. In some cases, the outcomes were limited due to underlying conditions that overrode the recovery process, suggesting that the extent of healing may depend more on the initial wound condition than the treatment itself. Nevertheless, other cases showed positive results in healing and recovery under CAMP therapy, highlighting its potential benefits. No adverse reactions or complications were encountered, supporting its safety for avian wound management. These findings suggest that although CAMP can potentially promote wound healing, further studies will be needed to establish standardised treatment protocols.
本文报道了冷大气微波等离子体（CAMP）疗法用于治疗开放性伤口鸟类的可行性。对四只患有不同严重程度开放性伤口的家鸽（）采用CAMP疗法作为传统疗法的辅助手段进行治疗。在每次治疗过程中，使用改良评分系统评估伤口愈合情况，并将愈合程度计算为百分比。结果显示，不同病例的伤口改善情况存在差异，这受到伤口初始严重程度的影响。在某些情况下，由于潜在疾病压倒了恢复过程，治疗效果有限，这表明愈合程度可能更多地取决于伤口初始状况而非治疗本身。然而，其他病例在CAMP疗法下显示出愈合和恢复的积极结果，突出了其潜在益处。未出现不良反应或并发症，证明其在禽类伤口处理方面的安全性。这些发现表明，虽然CAMP可能促进伤口愈合，但仍需要进一步研究以建立标准化治疗方案。
