Biofilm-Forming Ability of Catheter-Associated Isolates
Microbiology — 2025, Undergraduate
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This study examines biofilm-Forming Ability of Catheter-Associated Isolates in Abeokuta. The research adopted a survey design, collecting data from 292 patients. Findings reveal that biofilm producers resist routine antibiotic panels The study recommends immunisation campaigns targeting identified seronegative groups
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