Thai Medical Device Development Foundation under Royal Patronage Continue to the royal pledge of the reign of King Rama 9 to deliver the plasma. First in Thailand Produced and invented by Thai people. Department of Oral Surgery Faculty of Medicine, Siriraj Hospital Siriraj Hospital For treatment of patients with ulcers, nodules, wound infections and patients with diabetes mellitus. The statistics show that. In Thailand, there are 2 million bed-ridden patients each year, with bed patients suffering from chronic wounds and diabetes mellitus about 600,000 people per year.
Mr. Do Nuthammongkol, President of Thai Medical Device Development Foundation Under the Royal Patronage, the Foundation was established under the royal patronage of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej Boromnabophit in support of the study of the development of medical devices under the Act Thai Medical Device International standard. This will reduce the purchase of medical equipment from abroad. It helps Thai people access to medical services more easily. The budget and the budget of patients. It will also help develop Thai physicians more effectively.
"Biopsy machines for the care of patients with chronic wounds and diabetic ulcers. It is one of success and progress of Thai people. Because it is a very modern technology. It is not widely used and expensive if imported from abroad. I know that there are. Patients with chronic wounds caused by various diseases. Including diabetic patients in many countries. Current wound care requires a longer period of time. And if it is not good, it affects patients. But this plasma machine. This will help reduce the length of the wound healing process and help patients improve their quality of life faster. "
Dr. Chanchan Chatchirimongkol, the manufacturer and inventor of the plasma machine said that the machine was invented by Plasma. The cost is 450,000 baht, the standard is 13485 and can be used with the real needs of the country. Because Thailand has entered the elderly society. And patients with chronic wounds are more likely to sleep on the bed every day. Bio-plasma machines, in addition to helping to cure chronic wounds, also speed up the cost and burden of relatives. The hospital has many consecutive times for 60-90 days. The properties of the bio-plasma machine is similar to the MRI machine, which emits purple light or plasma to the desired area. This plasma disinfection and resistance. Causing rot Activates the meat of the victim. And the work of cells. The wound can create new tissue. Along with regular wound care. The patient does not have to suffer anymore.
Prof. Dr. Apiruk Suwanit Head of Department of Oral Surgery Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine, Siriraj Hospital Mahidol University currently has a patient with a wound. More infectious and diabetic ulcers There are about 2 million people in the hospital every year. Infections and diabetic ulcers Approximately 400 patients per month or about 20 people per day. From the trial of 50 patients with a bio-plasma, the results are satisfactory. It takes 8 weeks to treat it, but when treated with a plasma machine for only one week, the wound will begin to be superficial. The infection is noticeably reduced. And finally healed. In addition, treatment with a bio-plasma. It will not hurt the patient. Because light in the treatment. Do not touch the wound directly like the old way. It can also reduce the length of treatment by wound 1 square centimeter takes only 30 seconds for the average cost per 3 thousand baht.
Thai Medical Device Development Foundation Under the Royal Patronage It is a nonprofit charitable organization. It is necessary to receive both public and private funding. This is in response to His Majesty the King's initiative. The King of Reigns 9 to Thai people have access to treatment. With the development of research tools. Thai doctors And so the public and private sectors. To support and promote the work of Thai people to be accepted both domestic and foreign.
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