Abstract: A device for treating a pathology-affected site in a subject is disclosed. A first generator is configured for generating a first flux of ionized gas molecules, a second generator is operable simultaneously with the first generator and configured for generating a second flux of electromagnetic radiation. To ensure correct treatment, monitoring, documentation and enhanced analysis of the treatment, the device has computerized control means configured to be operable simultaneously with the first and second generators and configured to determine a net electrical charge of the subject while the first generator generates the first flux of ionized gas molecules and while the second generator generates the second flux of electromagnetic radiation. Also a client server computer network including the device is disclosed.

Abstract: A device for treating a pathology-affected site in a subject is disclosed. A first generator is configured for generating a first flux of ionized gas molecules, a second generator is operable simultaneously with the first generator and configured for generating a second flux of electromagnetic radiation. To ensure correct treatment, monitoring, documentation and enhanced analysis of the treatment, the device has computerized control means configured to be operable simultaneously with the first and second generators and configured to determine a net electrical charge of the subject while the first generator generates the first flux of ionised gas molecules and while the second generator generates the second flux of electromagnetic radiation. Also a client server computer network including the device is disclosed.