On the occasion of World AMR Awareness Week 2024, together with Prof. Stefania Stefani, we are pleased to announce the publication of our contribution titled "Time for action: addressing the global AMR crisis" in the collection "Global Infection Prevention and Management in Healthcare."
We would like to thank Professors Massimo Sartelli, Federico Coccolini, Fausto Catena, and Leonardo Pagani for inviting us to participate and, above all, for their dedication to informing and educating on such an important topic as antimicrobial resistance, a public health threat that can no longer be ignored.
All contributions are freely accessible at the following link:
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We’re delighted to share that our team members, Andrius Simonaitis and Pavelas Voiniusas, recently had the opportunity to participate in a key conference focused on implant-related infections organized by Associate Professor Dr. Giedrius Kvederas and Dr. Andrius Sadauskas from the VUL Santaros Klinikos Ortopedijos-Traumatologijos Centras and by Professor Dr. Andrej Trampuz, founder of the PRO-IMPLANT Foundation.
This event brought together top specialists from diverse fields, offering a fantastic platform for collaboration with the medical community. 🤝
It was an excellent chance to exchange insights on innovative solutions for infection management in surgery. We were particularly proud to showcase Biocomposites products we distribute – #Stimulan® and #Genex® – which play a vital role in treating complex infectious diseases like #Osteomyelitis.
We remain committed to collaborating with healthcare professionals to enhance patient outcomes and support advancements in infection control in surgical practices. ✨
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The AI-driven discovery of innate antimicrobial defenses is a groundbreaking step in addressing antibiotic resistance, leveraging ancient molecules from human ancestors to develop new treatments. This highlights the value of harnessing evolutionary biology and underscores the importance of a multidisciplinary, global approach to sustainable infection management.
Cornea Update: Overview of Mycotic Keratitis: Abstract:
Keratomycosis is a serious corneal infection associated with high ocular morbidity that can lead to severe vision loss. It is estimated to affect more than 1 million patients annually, most commonly occurring in tropical climates, and represents a growing threat to patients worldwide. Despite aggressive medical management, fungal infections have a higher rate of perforation requiring surgical intervention compared with other infectious etiologies. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are keys to preserving vision and saving patients' eyes. http://dlvr.it/T6xkBM#Cornea#Ophthalmology#Ophthotwitter
Here you can read a case report that published in :
"Journal of Ophthalmic Inflammation and Infection".
This case highlights the urgency of addressing scorpion envenomation and its potential for severe ocular complications, including corneal ulceration.
https://lnkd.in/dZYwhga2
How can a material used in movie prosthetics help fight hospital infections?
Graduate students Majed Othman Althumayri & Azra Yaprak Tarman alongside #TAMUbme faculty have found a way.
🦾 Using Ecoflex, a silicone rubber, Althumayri and Tarman created lifelike skin replicas to study bacterial infections from intravenous catheters, opening new doors for safer medical devices and improved infection control.
“Developing realistic skin models that can mimic the human skin is an important initial step, but we think that incorporating additional elements, like body fluids and other clinically relevant situations, in future experiments will bolster our findings and further validate Ecoflex’s potential for medical applications.” said #TAMUbme Dr. Hatice Ceylan Koydemir
Learn more at
http://tx.ag/BMENEcoflex
It's World AMR Awareness week!
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a growing global health challenge, largely driven by overuse of prophylactic antibiotics in surgery.
XPERIENCE; a novel surgical irrigation solution, offers a way to reduce this reliance while improving patient safety. #winwin
XPERIENCE works by disrupting biofilm formation at the surgical site, helping to clear contaminants and reduce infection risk. This enhanced irrigation process lowers the potential reliance on antibiotics and curbing AMR.
The result? Better infection control, fewer complications, and faster recovery.
Let’s embrace solutions that fight AMR and improve surgical care!
Get in touch with Toni at science@technomed.com.au if you'd like to know more!
#WorldAMRAwarenessWeek#WAAW2024#AntimicrobialResistanceAwareness#AMR#HealthcareInnovation#SurgicalSolutions#PatientSafety#Xperience#medtech#biofilm
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Title: Successful Second Total Knee Replacement After Infection | Review | Dr. Rahul
Description:
In this video, Dr. Rahul Modi discusses a challenging case involving a patient who had to undergo a second total knee replacement (TKR) surgery. The patient experienced an infection from the first surgery, which required a comprehensive and strategic approach to ensure a successful outcome.
👨⚕️ Case Overview:
The patient initially underwent TKR but unfortunately developed an infection, complicating the recovery process. Dr. Rahul Modi explains the two crucial surgeries involved in addressing this issue:
Stage 1: Infection Removal
Antibiotic Therapy: The first stage involves using antibiotics to control the infection, which typically takes around 2 months. This crucial step helps in managing and clearing the infection effectively.
Stage 2: Replacement Surgery
Cement Spacer Removal: In the second stage, the cement spacer used during the infection control phase is removed.
New Knee Implant: A new, infection-free knee joint implant is then placed. Thanks to this careful approach, patients can start moving around from the day after surgery.
💬 Patient's Journey:
This video includes a heartfelt testimonial from the patient’s son, who shares the positive experience and successful outcome of his father's second TKR surgery with Dr. Rahul Modi. The testimonial highlights the effective treatment, compassionate care, and the remarkable recovery his father achieved.
Dr. Rahul performed these essential surgeries to address the infection and ensure a successful outcome.
Don’t let fear hold you back! "Join us to learn more and book an appointment with Dr. Rahul for his expert opinion on your knee health!"
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Infection transmission in healthcare facilities is a growing concern worldwide.
Patients receiving medical care in healthcare facilities can get serious infections called healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).
People can get HAIs during or after procedures like surgery, or from devices like catheters or ventilators. Sometimes these infections can be caused by antimicrobial-resistant germs. People can also enter healthcare facilities with infections from the community or from another healthcare facility. When transferred, these germs could spread without appropriate infection control measures.
With continuous sanitisation, our lights can help reduce the risk of HAIs as their microbicidal light is effective on all bacteria and viruses.
Find out more in our case study, here.
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