… the role of surfaces and the inanimate environment in the spread of HAIs, and looks at various
antimicrobial techniques being researched to reduce microbial contamination of surfaces. …

… Thus, inanimate surfaces are potential reservoirs for MoV allowing their transmission from …
the resistance development of bacteria on antimicrobial surfaces (Bleichert et al. Citation2021)…

… antimicrobial surfaces (AMS), which exert a continuous reduction on the level of microbial
contamination on hospitals surfaces. … deposited on surfaces in the healthcare environment, it is …

… Microorganisms may be transmitted from animated sources to inanimate environmental sources,
… Such technologies may include antimicrobial surfaces on basis of different antimicrobial …

… Bacterial contamination of inanimate surfaces of the hospital environment and equipment
is considered a major contributing factor to the development of several nosocomial infections …

… of healthcare surfaces. We aimed to determine whether antimicrobial surfaces prevent HCAI,
… on microbial contamination in the clinical environment, and no data were found assessing …

… , and antimicrobial susceptibility pattern of bacterial isolates from environmental surfaces
and … Gram-positive ones were obtained from ICUs inanimate environments even our findings. …

… As part of the inanimate environment, textiles could act as a potential source of infection (…
and polymeric surfaces containing copper oxide are the only antimicrobial solid surface that …

… Importantly, in addition to aerosols, fomites (environmental surfaces) play an important
role for the transmission of adenoviruses. Due to the relevance of transmission via …

… Antimicrobial surfaces, and/or surfaces which are hard or difficult to abrade, coupled with …
An in-depth analysis of the toxicity and persistence of nano-antimicrobials in the environment is …