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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1985
Use of silver as a topical antimicrobial agent has been hampered by the absence of a method of providing sustained delivery of the silver ions. One possible solution is the use of silver-coated fabrics as both wound dressings and silver-ion emitting anodes in a simple electric circuit.
A A, Marino, E A, Deitch, J A, Albright
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Use of silver as a topical antimicrobial agent has been hampered by the absence of a method of providing sustained delivery of the silver ions. One possible solution is the use of silver-coated fabrics as both wound dressings and silver-ion emitting anodes in a simple electric circuit.
A A, Marino, E A, Deitch, J A, Albright
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Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1969
Klebsiella-Aerobacter was isolated from a 3% hexachlorophene surgical soap. The effectiveness of two surgical scrub products: hexachlorophene (Dermasurgical and pHisoHex), and povidoneiodine (Betadine) was tested in a surgical scrub procedure and compared with an anticrosscontaminant foam (Intersept).
R E, Berman, R A, Knight
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Klebsiella-Aerobacter was isolated from a 3% hexachlorophene surgical soap. The effectiveness of two surgical scrub products: hexachlorophene (Dermasurgical and pHisoHex), and povidoneiodine (Betadine) was tested in a surgical scrub procedure and compared with an anticrosscontaminant foam (Intersept).
R E, Berman, R A, Knight
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Experiences with intestinal antisepsis
World Journal of Surgery, 1982AbstractFrom 1955 through 1964, the authors were actively engaged in experimental and clinical studies concerned with intestinal antisepsis, a form of antimicrobial prophylaxis used by the surgeon to lower the high rate of infectious complications following colorectal operations.
I, Cohn, G H, Bornside
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INTESTINAL ANTISEPSIS IN SURGERY
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953The modern concepts of intestinal antisepsis have developed during the past 12 years. Initially, certain sulfonamides, which were poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract, were found to act locally to alter the bacterial flora. These compounds had relatively narrow antimicrobial spectrums, had little effect against the gram-positive organisms ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Large Animal Practice, 1984
An effort was made to present the historical development of postmilking teat sanitizers, to discuss advantages and limitations of postmilking teat sanitization relative to specific mastitis pathogens, regulatory requirements, and the generic types of teat sanitizers.
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An effort was made to present the historical development of postmilking teat sanitizers, to discuss advantages and limitations of postmilking teat sanitization relative to specific mastitis pathogens, regulatory requirements, and the generic types of teat sanitizers.
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An interactive feedback system for increasing hand antisepsis adherence in stationary intensive care
Journal of Hospital Infection, 2023S Friesecke
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Best practice skin antisepsis for insertion of peripheral catheters
British Journal of Nursing, 2021Stephen Rowley
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