A distinctive feature of the Russian device is its combined effect, including stimulation of tissue regeneration and antibacterial effects. The university press service noted that the device is planned to be used in medical practice to repair skin and mucous membranes after injuries and burns, in the treatment of joint diseases and in veterinary medicine.
After all technical tests are completed, the new device is expected to be used in clinical practice by 2025.
Source: Ferra
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