Efficacy of Poloxamer-Based Wound Dressings on Acinetobacter baumanni Biofilms
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Summary
The concentrated surfactant gel with 1% SSD used in this study showed efficacy against A. baumannii, a common cause of wound infections, and should be considered for treatment of wounds infected with A. baumannii in health care settings.
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- article
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- 2019-08-21
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- 4
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Computer science
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