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City Stuttgart / Manassas / Sarstedt / Barsbüttel / Nürtingen / Bubenheim / Wesel / / Company Creative Commons / Maden / Biomonde GmbH / / Country Germany / United States / Columbia / / Event Product Issues / / Facility Institute of Hygiene / Clinic of Dermatology / University Medicine / Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University / Clinic of Surgery / / IndustryTerm inactivation tool / waste management / therapeutic applications / / MedicalCondition Pseudomonas / heavily microbial colonized chronic wounds / acute and chronic pyogenic infections / chronic osteomyelitis / controlled myiasis / osteomyelitis / pressure ulcers / leg ulcers / bloodstream infections / S. aureus / chronic wounds / infection / sepsis / / MedicalTreatment Surgery / / Organization US Federal Reserve / Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University / Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine / Department of Trauma and Orthopedic Surgery / / Person Stevens JR. / Maggot / Prince / Matthias Napp / Thomas S. Wound / / Position Prince / Corresponding author / / Product wounds / larvae / wound bed microbial contamination / maggots / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / / URL http / |
OPEN ACCESS Research Article Maggots as potential vector for pathogen transmission and consequences for infection control in waste