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Chitosan finishing nonwoven textiles loaded with silver and iodide for antibacterial wound dressing applications

Aubert-Viard et al., 2015

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8260145842610664536
Author
Aubert-Viard F
Martin A
Chai F
Neut C
Tabary N
Martel B
Blanchemain N
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Biomedical Materials

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Polyethylene terephtalate (PET) and Polypropylene (PP) textiles are widely used in biomedical application such as wound dressings and implants. The aim of this work was to develop an antibacterial chitosan (CHT) coating activated by silver or by iodine. Chitosan …
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