Ha Thanh Hospital Explores Mirari Cold Plasma Tech

Ha Thanh General Hospital recently held a specialized seminar on the applications of Mirari Cold Plasma technology, signaling a move toward adopting advanced, non-invasive treatments. The event, organized in collaboration with Mirari JSC, gathered the hospital’s leadership and medical staff for an in-depth exploration of this cutting-edge medical solution.

Expert Insights on a Medical Breakthrough

The seminar was headlined by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, a former deputy director of the Le Huu Trac Burn Hospital and a leading national expert in cold plasma research. Dr. Tuan delivered a detailed presentation, giving Ha Thanh’s medical team a comprehensive perspective on the technology’s practical applications.

The program was designed for deep engagement, featuring clinical case studies and hands-on training with the Mirari Cold Plasma GVM2-3.053 device. Medical professionals had the opportunity to experience the equipment firsthand and review its proven treatment effectiveness.

A U.S. Innovation with Global Recognition

The Mirari Cold Plasma Generator is a handheld device from the United States, hailed as a significant step forward in non-invasive therapy. In November 2024, it received FDA approval as a Class II medical device, validating its safety and efficacy for clinical use.

The technology’s credibility is further supported by several international awards, including the top prize at the 2017 Wound Care Awards in London and a Best Poster Award in Italy in 2016. These accolades underscore its superior performance in wound care and treatment. 

The Science Behind Cold Plasma

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tuan explained that cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) is a distinct state of matter composed of partially ionized gas at room temperature. It works by delivering a unique combination of reactive particles and non-ionizing UV radiation without generating harmful heat. This makes it a promising tool for various biomedical applications.

Key therapeutic benefits of cold plasma include:

• Antimicrobial Action: It effectively destroys bacteria, including drug-resistant strains, by breaking down their cellular membranes and DNA.
• Accelerated Healing: The technology stimulates cell proliferation, the formation of new blood vessels, and collagen synthesis, significantly speeding up tissue regeneration and wound closure.
• Inflammation Control: It helps regulate the body’s inflammatory response at the treatment site and supports natural hemostasis.

The therapy is highly valued for being safe, painless, non-invasive, and free of known side effects, minimizing tissue damage.

A Future of Advanced Patient Care

Speaking at the event, a representative for Ha Thanh General Hospital emphasized the immense potential of Mirari Cold Plasma in clinical practice, especially in dermatology, dentistry, and treating chronic wounds.

The hospital affirmed its commitment to partnering with specialized units to integrate this technology into its services. This initiative aligns with its guiding principle of “Modern Medicine – Safe Treatment – Comprehensive Care,” reinforcing its position as a leading healthcare provider dedicated to innovation for community health.