Russian Scientists Develop Laser 'Vacuum Cleaner' for Wound Cleaning
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Scientists from Chelyabinsk State University in Russia have created a device resembling a 'vacuum cleaner' for wound cleaning. This non-contact and safe method uses a laser beam to create a micro-vacuum flow that removes pus particles, bacteria, and dead cells, significantly speeding up the healing process. Clinical trials on patients with severe ulcers are planned soon.
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