Replication Data for: Which CAP components are relevant for enhancing dermal microcirculation in intact skin?This dataset was recorded in order to identify components of cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) that are relevant for affecting dermal microcirculation. It contains time-resolved microcirculation parameters (oxygen saturation (StO2), tissue hemoglobin index, near-infrared perfusion index, tissue water index) assessed on the lateral proximal left arm of 10 healthy volunteers (n=1 per volunteer) by hyperspectral imaging prior and after CAP treatment for 270 s. The CAP treatment was repeatedly performed at three different treatment modalities (normal, variation 1, variation 2) thus leading to three sub-datasets per volunteer. from: Thomas Borchardt et al 2024 J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 57 385203. (2024-09-10).

]]>Plasma Medicine08391427-3712-4d80-9850-f50d42e462d02024-11-11T21:28:49+01:002024-11-11T22:23:53+01:00enHAWKReplication Data for: Which CAP components are relevant for enhancing dermal microcirculation in intact skin? (external resource)Public access to the data file (zip archive) is provided by the external resource at https://doi.org/10.25625/Q3L519.

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