Bacterial adherence on UHMWPE with vitamin E: an in vitro study
Orthopaedic materials may improve its capacity to resist bacterial adherence, and subsequent infection. Our aim was to test the bacterial adherence to alpha-tocopherol (frequently named vitamin E, VE) doped or blended UHMWPE with S . aureu s and S . epidermidis , compared to virgin material. Collect...
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| description | Orthopaedic materials may improve its capacity to resist bacterial adherence, and subsequent infection. Our aim was to test the bacterial adherence to alpha-tocopherol (frequently named vitamin E, VE) doped or blended UHMWPE with
S
.
aureu
s and
S
.
epidermidis
, compared to virgin material. Collection strains and clinical strains isolated from patients with orthopaedic infections were used, with the biofilm-developing ability as a covariable. While collection strains showed significantly less adherence to VE-UHMWPE, some clinical strains failed to confirm this effect, leading to the conclusion that VE doped or blended UHMWPE affects the adherence of some
S
.
epidermidis
and
S
.
aureus
strains, independently of the concentration in use, but the results showed important intraspecies differences and cannot be generalized. |
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epidermidis
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aureus
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aureu
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epidermidis
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epidermidis
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aureus
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