Bacterial biofilms are surface‐attached communities of slow‐growing and non‐replicating
persister cells that demonstrate high levels of antibiotic tolerance. Biofilms occur in nearly …

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 …

Whether Borrelia burgdorferi, the causative agent of Lyme disease, can persist for long
periods in the human body has been a controversial question. The objective of this study …

Chronic wounds represent an important challenge for wound care and are universally
colonized by bacteria. These bacteria can form biofilm as a survival mechanism that confers …

Infections after bone reconstructive surgery become an authentic therapeutic and economic
issue when it comes to a modern health care system. In general; infected bone defects are …

Chronic wound infections are increasingly recognized to be dynamic and polymicrobial in
nature, necessitating the development of wound models which reflect the complexities of …

Biofilm formation by bacteria plays a very important role in healthcare-associated infections.
It enhances their pathogenesis and severity and causes remarkable human morbidity and …

Objective: Relevant animal models to study effects of bacterial aggregates on wound
healing are lacking. We aimed at establishing an equine wound model with bacterial …

To evaluate the efficacy of antibacterial protease combined with silver dressing on biofilm
reduction and healing in chronic wounds. A pilot, single-blinded randomized controlled trial …

Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of alginate oligosaccharides and sodium alginate
(seaweed biological glue) after incision drainage for breast abscess. Methods: randomly …