| dc.description.abstract | Wounds
are classified as acu
te and chronic. The early stage
of chronic wound formation are
cha
racterized by the emergence of g
ram
-
positive
and gram
-
negative
organisms
.
such as
Staphylococcus Aureus
and Escherichia coli. At a later stage, Gram
-
negative Pseudomonas species
tend to attack the inner layers of the wound. Modern wound dressings containing antimicrobials
that have been develo
ped since the last twenty years. It is e
ffec
tively
to kill
b
acteria and fungi in the
wounds and to prevent
recurrent infections during
wound
healings. The purpose of this
paper
is to
report the results of a
review
that focuses on the effect of modern wound dressing on
Staphylococcus
Aureus
bacteria
. Relevant
articles were
searched in
PubMed and
google’s scholar using
keywords
"modern wound dressing", "antibacterial", "staphylococcus". Ten a
rticles that fit with
the inclusion
criteria wer
e included in this review
.
The results show
Modern wound dressi
ng with antimicrobial
content can inhibit bacterial growth.
Interm of time and type of bactreria.
Thus, this literatures
review can be the basis for further researchs on the effectiveness of modern wound dressing
s against
Staphylococcus Aureus
. | en_US |
