Biomedical Applications of Contemporary Ozone Technologies
V V Rozanov1,2, I V Matveichuk2, I V Panteleev3
1M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.
Biomedical Engineering
|January 23, 2023
Summary
This review covers ozone therapy technologies and equipment, detailing ozone generators for various applications. It compares Russian and foreign devices, highlighting innovative developments in biomedical use.
Area of Science:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Medical Physics
- Ozone Therapy
Background:
- Ozone therapy is a growing field in biomedical applications.
- Technological advancements are crucial for effective ozone therapy.
- The XV International Scientific Conference "Physics and Radioelectronics in Ecology and Medicine - PhREME'2022" provided a platform for discussing these advancements.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide an overview of current ozone therapy technologies and equipment.
- To describe the technical characteristics of various ozone generators.
- To compare Russian and foreign ozone therapy equipment and highlight innovations.
Main Methods:
- Review of reports presented at the XV International Scientific Conference "Physics and Radioelectronics in Ecology and Medicine - PhREME'2022."
- Compilation of descriptions and technical characteristics of ozone generators.
- Comparative analysis of key parameters of domestic and international ozone therapy equipment.
Main Results:
- Detailed descriptions of ozone generators for household and clinical applications.
- Comparative data on the performance of Russian and foreign ozone therapy devices.
- Identification of promising innovative developments in ozone therapy technology.
Conclusions:
- Ozone therapy technology is advancing rapidly in biomedical applications.
- Understanding equipment specifications and comparative performance is vital for clinical adoption.
- Ongoing innovation promises enhanced efficacy and broader applications of ozone therapy.
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