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In vitro antimicrobial activity of cold atmospheric microwave plasma against bacteria causing canine skin and ear infections.

Hee-Jung JinCheol-Yong HwangJung-Hun KangSeung-Joon BaekJae-Eun Hyun
Published in: Veterinary dermatology (2021)
CAMP has sufficient antimicrobial activity against major bacterial strains that cause pyoderma and otitis externa in dogs, and may be an alternative therapeutic option for S. pseudintermedius skin infections, for which antibiotics often are ineffective because of antimicrobial resistance in clinical veterinary medicine.
Keyphrases
  • antimicrobial resistance
  • soft tissue
  • wound healing
  • escherichia coli
  • binding protein
  • radiofrequency ablation