La eficacia de los textiles antimicrobianos como herramientas para el control de las Infecciones Hospitalarias (IH)

Daniela Laura  Rondinone; Kavita  Mathur; A. Blanton  Godfrey; Martin  W. King

doi:10.18682/cdc.vi207.10719

Daniela Laura Rondinone
Kavita Mathur
A. Blanton Godfrey
Martin W. King

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi207.10719

Palabras clave: textiles, Infecciones Hospitalarias

Resumen

Cada año, las Infecciones Hospitalarias (IH) en EE. UU. causan 98,000 muertes y a su vez representan una carga económica de US $28 a US $45 mil millones.

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