ArticlePhotochemistry and photobiology
Enhanced antibacterial effect of blue light in combination with an Amazonian tree sap (Croton lechleri).
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- Enhanced antibacterial effect of blue light in combination with an Amazonian tree sap (Croton lechleri).Photochemistry and photobiologyArticle
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Abstract
In the United States, 8.2 million patients suffer from non-healing wounds which are often infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Blue light (BL) and Sangre de Drago (Croton lechleri, SD) have potent mechanisms of antibacterial action through free radical formation and anti-biofilm effect, respectively. The aim of this pilot study was to evaluate the enhanced antibacterial effect of a novel combination treatment consisting of blue light and Sangre de Drago. Preliminary dosimetry measurements for effective SD concentration (5%) and 415-nm blue LED light fluence (125.3 J/cm
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