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Role of bacteria and biofilms in non-healing wounds — Julie Perry

11 October 2018

In this presentation, Julie Perry, (St Michaels, Canada), will look in depth at the formation and structure of biofilm and how this affects wound healing. She will explain strategies for biofilm eradication and guidance to how this can be applied in practice, focusing on the role of oxygen in wound healing.

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