Biofilms and Implantable Medical Devices. Infection and by Ying Deng, Wei Lv

By Ying Deng, Wei Lv

Biofilms and Implantable clinical units: an infection and Control explores the expanding use of everlasting and semi-permanent implants and indwelling clinical units. As an realizing of the expansion and effect of biofilm formation on those clinical units and biomaterials is key for shielding the overall healthiness of the human host, this ebook offers readers with a finished treatise on biofilms and their dating with clinical units, additionally reporting on infections and linked innovations for prevention.

  • Provides helpful details at the basics of biofilm difficulties in clinical devices
  • Discusses biofilm difficulties in various scientific devices
  • Focuses on options for prevention of biofilm formation

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Gram-negative bacteria produce biofilms through cellular adhesion and aggregation, producing an extracellular polymeric matrix, made of homo- or heteropolysaccharides (Sutherland, 2001). In the case of P. , 2009). To increase the adhesion, the bacteria can modify the composition of its phenotypic lipopolysaccharide, the biofilm being able to survive on many surfaces and biomaterials. It has been demonstrated that if the hydrophobicity is increased on the surface of the cells, the adhesion on hydrophobic surfaces is also increased (Makin and Beveridge, 1996).

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