Protocols in Podiatry Practice Plasma Health ionesis system
What is this material?: This is a clinical guide and protocol manual for specialists working in podiatry practices utilizing the Plasma Health gas ionization system. The protocols are systematized and provide clear instructions for managing patients with various foot and nail pathologies. They outline not only the step-by-step stages of the device’s application but also the underlying logic of a comprehensive approach, differential diagnostics, and safety regulations.
Material Type: Professional Clinical Reference and Practical Guide
Suitable for: podiatrists, medical/advanced pedicure specialists with appropriate training, trainers, owners of specialized podiatry centers, and aesthetic medicine clinics
Format: Digital Presentation / Reference Document (PDF Guide)
Clinical Guide to Podiatry (introduction and general principles)
Protocol 1: Chronic Wounds and Trophic Foot Ulcers (including the management of diabetic ulcers using microplasma thermolysis and ActiveION methods)
Protocol 2: Skin Barrier Function Impairment (fissures/cracks, dryness, erosions, interdigital maceration)
Protocol 3: Onychomycosis (fungal infection of the nails and foot skin)
Protocol 4: Viral Skin Lesions of the Foot (plantar, mosaic, and periungual warts)
Protocol 5: Inflammatory Skin Diseases (foot psoriasis and palmoplantar hyperkeratosis, dermatitis, eczema)
Protocol 6: Inflammation of Periungual Tissues (management of the lateral nail fold after eliminating traumatic nail pressure)
Contraindications, safety red flags, and patient routing rules to relevant medical specialists
Rules for mandatory mechanical offloading of pressure zones and home care recommendations
Plasma Health treatment maps and treatment dynamic evaluation schemes
What You Get:
A comprehensive guide covering six key podiatry fields and clinical conditions based on a unified device-driven approach.
Clear step-by-step algorithms (ranging from 9 to 10 steps per procedure) detailing preparation, debridement, cleansing parameters, and skin protection.
Tailored treatment pathways based on tissue types (e.g., an “active path” for dry psoriasis and a “mild path” using neutral gel for dermatitis).
Ready-to-use diagnostic checklists (including neurological and vascular status checks, monofilament, tuning fork) and treatment efficacy tracking for every visit.
A professional tool that seamlessly integrates Plasma Health device techniques with evidence-based medicine standards (IWGDF, NICE, IDSA guidelines), significantly improving the quality of care and the specialist’s legal protection.
