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Bacterial resistance to silver in wound care and medical devices.

Landsdown AB, Williams A.

Imperial College Faculty of Medicine, London, UK. a.lansdown@imperial.ac.uk

This review discusses the molecular and genetic evidence for silver resistance in bacteria isolated from skin wounds and medical devices with reference to a case study of resistant Enterobacter cloacae from the leg ulcers of an elderly woman.

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