Implant infection is an aggressive, often irreducible post-surgical infection. It remains the primary cause of implant failure. Bacterial contamination during surgery and subsequent adhesion onto biomaterial surface of opportunistic microorganisms, such as staphylococcal species, exopolysaccharidic slimes or specific adhesins, initiates the implant infection. Pathogenesis of periprosthestic infection is the focus of studies aimed at developing infection resistant materials.
Arciola CR, Alvi FI, An YH, Campoccia D, Montanaro L. (2005). Implant infection and infection resistant materials: a mini review. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTIFICIAL ORGANS, 28(11), 1119-1125.
Implant infection and infection resistant materials: a mini review.
ARCIOLA, CARLA RENATA;MONTANARO, LUCIO
2005
Abstract
Implant infection is an aggressive, often irreducible post-surgical infection. It remains the primary cause of implant failure. Bacterial contamination during surgery and subsequent adhesion onto biomaterial surface of opportunistic microorganisms, such as staphylococcal species, exopolysaccharidic slimes or specific adhesins, initiates the implant infection. Pathogenesis of periprosthestic infection is the focus of studies aimed at developing infection resistant materials.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
