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Biofilm

Biofilms are omnipresent in virtually all nonhealing ulcers and some consider their presence to be among the primary reasons for chronicity. Therefore, prevention and treatment of biofilm...
11/27/2019
Objective: Bacterial bioburden and biofilm can result in elevated protease activity which has been associated with prolonging the inflammatory phase, and contribute to the chronicity of v...
08/12/2019
Background: Majority of biofilm manifestations are associated with chronic wounds, and their presence lead to complications in these wounds which results in a longer timespan for the...
07/15/2019
Background: The evidence implicating biofilms as a cause for wound chronicity is substantial and growing. Biofilm topics are routinely presented at wound care conferences and compani...
05/17/2019
Diabetes Watch
03/25/2019
By Ann Zmuda, DPM
By Ann Zmuda, DPM
Over the last several years, the concept of biofilms and their relationship to wound healing and chronic wounds has gained popular interest. We have known about the normal microflora of humans, which form biofilms that are harmless and even...
Over the last several years, the concept of biofilms and their relationship to wound healing and chronic wounds has gained popular interest. We have known about the normal microflora of humans, which form biofilms that are harmless and even...
Over the last several years, the...
03/25/2019
Podiatry Today
Rapid Communication
03/11/2019
Daniel Metcalf
Philip G. Bowler
The aim of this study was to gain a greater understanding of the perceptions of wound biofilm held by wound care clinicians.
The aim of this study was to gain a greater understanding of the perceptions of wound biofilm held by wound care clinicians.
The aim of this study was to...
03/11/2019
Wounds
Review
11/01/2018
Jeanette Sams-Dodd
Frank Sams-Dodd
This review covers the increasing evidence that infections on external surfaces have to be treated fundamentally differently to internal infections.
This review covers the increasing evidence that infections on external surfaces have to be treated fundamentally differently to internal infections.
This review covers the...
11/01/2018
Wounds
Educational Report
10/21/2018
BACKGROUND: Biofilm is the predominant mode of life for bacteria, and today it is implicated in numerous human conditions, including chronic wounds and wound infection.  OBJECTIVE: This review summarizes clinical and animal studies...
BACKGROUND: Biofilm is the predominant mode of life for bacteria, and today it is implicated in numerous human conditions, including chronic wounds and wound infection.  OBJECTIVE: This review summarizes clinical and animal studies...
BACKGROUND: Biofilm is the...
10/21/2018
Wounds
Educational Report
10/17/2018
OBJECTIVE: This report collates evidence for visual, behavioral, and clinical indicators associated with wound biofilm as well as describes the use of an algorithm to identify wounds where biofilm may have been delaying wound...
OBJECTIVE: This report collates evidence for visual, behavioral, and clinical indicators associated with wound biofilm as well as describes the use of an algorithm to identify wounds where biofilm may have been delaying wound...
OBJECTIVE: This report collates...
10/17/2018
Wounds
Case Series
08/01/2018
Joey Karim Ead
Robert J. Snyder
Jaime Wise
Cherison Cuffy
Hamed Jafary
Karen Fischborn
Two cases are presented that demonstrate the paradigmatic clinical features of PASH syndrome and its potential link as an expanding spectrum of bacterial biofilm disorder.
Two cases are presented that demonstrate the paradigmatic clinical features of PASH syndrome and its potential link as an expanding spectrum of bacterial biofilm disorder.
Two cases are presented that...
08/01/2018
Wounds