relation: https://eprints.uet.vnu.edu.vn/eprints/id/eprint/2885/
title: Modelling the helium plasma jet delivery of   reactive species into a 3D cancer tumour
creator: Endre, J Szili
creator: Jun-Seok, Oh
creator: Fukuhara, Hideo
creator: Rishab, Bhatia
creator: Nishtha, Gaur
creator: Nguyen, Kien Cuong
creator: Sung-Ha, Hong
creator: Ito, Satsuki
creator: Ogawa, Kotaro
creator: Kawada, Chiaki
creator: Taro, Shuin
creator: Masayuki, Tsuda
creator: Furihata, Matsuo
creator: Kurabayashi, Atsushi
creator: Hiroshi, Furuta
creator: Ito, Masafumi
creator: Keiji, Inoue
creator: Akimitsu, Hatta
creator: Robert D, Short
subject: Engineering Physics
subject: Scopus-indexed journals
subject: ISI-indexed journals
description: Cold atmospheric plasmas have attracted significant worldwide attention for their potential beneficial effects in cancer therapy. In order to further improve the effectiveness of plasma in cancer therapy, it is important to understand the generation and transport of plasma reactive species into tissue fluids, tissues and cells, and moreover the rates and depths of delivery,  particularly across physical barriers such as skin. In this study, helium (He) plasma jet treatmentof a 3D cancer tumour, grown on the back of a live mouse, induced apoptosis within the tumour to a depth of 2.8 mm. The He plasma jet was shown to deliver reactive oxygen species through the unbroken skin barrier before penetrating through the entire depth of the tumour. The depth  and rate of transport of He plasma jet generated H2O2, NO3− and NO2−, as well as aqueous oxygen [O2(aq)], was then tracked in an agarose tissue model. This provided an approximation of the H2O2, NO3−, NO2− and O2(aq) concentrations that might have been generated during the  He plasma jet treatment of the 3D tumour. It is proposed that the He plasma jet can induce apoptosis within a tumour by the ‘deep’ delivery of H2O2, NO3− and NO2− coupled with O2(aq); the latter raising oxygen tension in hypoxic tissue.    Keywords: tissue oxygenation, tissue model, plasma jet, hypoxia, hyperbaric medicine, reactive  oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS), cancer therapy
publisher: IOP Science
date: 2018-01
type: Article
type: PeerReviewed
format: application/pdf
language: en
identifier: https://eprints.uet.vnu.edu.vn/eprints/id/eprint/2885/1/Szili_2018_Plasma_Sources_Sci._Technol._27_014001.pdf
identifier:   Endre, J Szili and Jun-Seok, Oh and Fukuhara, Hideo and Rishab, Bhatia and Nishtha, Gaur and Nguyen, Kien Cuong and Sung-Ha, Hong and Ito, Satsuki and Ogawa, Kotaro and Kawada, Chiaki and Taro, Shuin and Masayuki, Tsuda and Furihata, Matsuo and Kurabayashi, Atsushi and Hiroshi, Furuta and Ito, Masafumi and Keiji, Inoue and Akimitsu, Hatta and Robert D, Short  (2018) Modelling the helium plasma jet delivery of reactive species into a 3D cancer tumour.  Plasma Sources Science and Technology, 27  (1).   014001-0140016.  ISSN 0963-0252     
relation: http://iopscience.iop.org/journal/0963-0252