Examination of clinical samples indicates bacterial biofilms are present in the majority of
chronic wounds, and substantial evidence suggests biofilms contribute significantly to …

Biofilms are prevalent in non‐healing chronic wounds and implicated in delayed healing.
Tolerance to antimicrobial treatments and the host's immune system leave clinicians with …

Objective: To compare the antimicrobial effectiveness of silver-and iodine-containing wound
dressings against preformed mature biofilms of pathogenic wound bacteria grown in vitro …

Abstract Cadexomer iodine releases iodine (0.9% weight/weight) slowly from beads of
dextrin and epichlorhydrin. This preparation is an effective debridement and antiseptic agent …

Objectives The targeted disruption of biofilms in chronic wounds is an important treatment
strategy and the subject of intense research. In the present study, an in vitro model of chronic …

Multiple in vitro models were utilised to evaluate the biofilm management capabilities of
seven commercially‐available wound dressings, varying in composition and antibacterial …

To date the effect of silver‐containing wound dressings on biofilms, known to be present in
chronic wounds, has not been determined or documented. In this current study, we aimed to …

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 …

This study investigated whether there are differences in the ability of wound dressings to
modulate certain factors known to affect wound healing. A selection of antimicrobial …

Chronic nonhealing skin wounds often contain bacterial biofilms that prevent normal wound
healing and closure and present challenges to the use of conventional wound dressings …