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Inactivation and sensitization of Pseudomonas aeruginosa by microplasma jet array for treating otitis media

2 Jun 2021

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Otitis media (OM), known as a middle ear infection, is the leading cause of antibiotic prescriptions for children. With wide-spread use of antibiotics in OM, resistance to antibiotics continues to decrease the efficacy of the treatment. Furthermore, as the presence of a middle ear biofilm has contributed to this reduced susceptibility to antimicrobials, effective interventions are necessary. A miniaturized...

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PMID: 34078901
DOI: 10.1038/s41522-021-00219-2

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