Microbial biofilms have become increasingly recognized as a cause of wound chronicity.
There are several topical antimicrobial wound care products available for use; however …

Considering the prevalence and pathogenicity of biofilms in wounds, this study was
designed to evaluate the anti-biofilm capabilities of eight commercially available wound care …

Aims Although several factors contribute to wound healing, bacterial infections and the
presence of biofilm can significantly affect healing. Despite that this clearly indicates that …

Chronic wounds are a large burden to patients and healthcare systems. Biofilm infections in
chronic wounds are crucial factors leading to non‐healing of wounds. It is important to study …

An in vitro model was developed to assess the effects of topical antimicrobials on
taxonomically defined wound biofilms. Biofilms were exposed over seven days to povidone …

Biofilms are one of the greatest challenges in today's treatment of chronic wounds. While
antimicrobials kill platonic bacteria within seconds, they are rarely able to harm biofilms. In …

Objectives Clinicians have increasingly adopted the widespread use of topical agents to
manage chronic wound infections, despite limited data on their effectiveness in vivo. This …

Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of several biofilm effectors in inhibiting biofilm formation
in an in vitro multi-species chronic wound biofilm model. Method: The Lubbock Chronic …

Wound research is an evolving science trying to unfold the complex untold mechanisms
behind the wound healing cascade. In particular, interest is growing regarding the role of …

The treatment of acute and chronic infected wounds with residing biofilm still poses a major
challenge in medical care. Interactions of antimicrobial dressings with bacterial load, biofilm …