Search Results for 'pseudomonas aeruginosa'
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Packaging & Sterilization | Surgical
Devices Modified with Nanoscale Beam Thwart Dangerous Bacteria
Practical use of the technology is believed to be close at hand.AVS: Science and Technology of Materials, Interfaces, and Processing 10.28.19
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Materials | Surgical
Dual-Action ‘Slippery’ Catheter Fights Bacteria
The catheter's coating contains a lubricating oil that resists the attachment of bacteria.David Tenenbaum, University of Wisconsin - Madison 05.10.19
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Cardiovascular | Contract Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Molding | Surgical
Once or Again? Single-Use Products Are Gaining Attention
Bolstered by recent study findings and their infection control prowess, the single-use device market is primed for growth.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.03.19
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Surgical
Olympus Fined $85M in Endoscope Case; Former Executive Faces Jail Time
Olympus admitted that it failed to file with the FDA required adverse event reports in 2012 and 2013 relating to three separate infection events.U.S. Department of Justice 12.11.18
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Diagnostics
Simple Urine Test Could Diagnose Bacterial Pneumonia
Results could also indicate whether antibiotics have successfully treated the infection.Anne Trafton, MIT News Office 11.30.18
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Diagnostics
FDA OKs T2 Biosystems' Rapid Sepsis Test
First FDA-cleared test to identify sepsis-causing bacteria direct from whole blood.GlobeNewswire 05.30.18
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Diagnostics
FDA Clears Expanded Claims for Cepheid's 'Superbug' Test
Xpert Carba-R now FDA-cleared to aid clinicians in determining appropriate therapeutic strategy for pure colony specimens.PR Newswire 05.16.18
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Materials
Novel Materials Enable Controlled, Sustained Chlorhexidine Release Across Many Applications
Has a wide range of potential applications across the wound care, dentistry, medical device, and veterinary markets.Pertinax Pharma 10.11.17
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Covalon Technologies Receives FDA Clearance for MediClear PreOp
Product provides continuous antimicrobial activity to reduce the risk of bacterial skin contamination before surgery.Business Wire 10.06.17
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Machining & Laser Processing | Materials
Zap! Graphene Is Bad News for Bacteria
Laser-induced graphene kills bacteria and resists biofouling.Videos Mike Williams, Rice University
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FDA Designates N8 Medical's CeraShield Endotracheal Tube as a Breakthrough Device
Device is a specially-modified endotracheal tube coated with a proprietary ceragenin compound formulation.N8 Medical LLC 04.24.17
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Electric Current Defeats Drug-Resistant Bacteria
The research to develop the e-scaffold actually came out of the research group's failed attempt to improve fuel cells.Washington State University 11.29.16
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Spicing Up the Battle Against Bacteria
Researchers encapsulate silica nanoparticles with peppermint oil to infiltrate microbial defenses.11.04.15
