PMID: 2499731Jan 1, 1989Paper

Sensitivity of Pseudomonas bacteria to iodopiron and dimexide determined by electron microscopy

Klinichna khirurhiia
P P LitovchenkoN V Dekhtiar

Abstract

A structure of the pyocyanic bacterium culture was studied by the method of electron microscopy of native preparations and ultrafine sections of the cells, which contained in the quantity of 10(5)/ml of suspension, and were treated with iodopiron in the concentration of 93.75 mg/ml, 10% dimexide solution and their combination. The increase in damaging effect on bacteria of the combined use of chemopreparations permits to recommend their complex administration in local pyocyanic infection in burned patients.

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