Abstract
The action of antimicrobial agents and the led radiation on daily biofilms of S. aureus and E. coli
Highlights
THE ACTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS AND THE LED RADIATION ON DAILY BIOFILMS OF S
Estimating the results of the antimicrobial action and the LED radiation on diurnal S. aureus and E. coli biofilms it has been found that under the complex effects using optical emission of the orange spectrum and β-lactam antimicrobial drugs the density of biofilms was 1.5 times higher than the control values; under the action of the drug from the group of fluoroquinolones levofloxacin and the orange LED emission spectrum the density of daily S. aureus biofilm was 42.8 times reduced, and E. coli decreased by 18.9 times compared to the control
When determining the impact of the green radiation spectrum together with β-lactam antimicrobial drugs on daily biofilms of multiresistant strains there is inhibition of the density of isolates biofilm of both S. aureus and E. coli compared to the control
Summary
THE ACTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS AND THE LED RADIATION ON DAILY BIOFILMS OF S. Оцінюючи результати визначення дії антимікробних препаратів і світлодіодного випромінювання на добові біоплівки S. aureus і E. coli було встановлено 1), що під комплексним впливом із застосуванням оптичного випромінювання помаранчевого спектра та β-лактамних антимікробних препаратів щільність біоплівок була у 1,5 рази вище за контрольні значення і складала: при застосуванні амоксиклаву в ізолятів S. aureus – 3,469±0,06 од.
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