Pseudomonas aeruginosa is recognised as an opportunistic pathogen and a common contributor to wound infections. This study focused on evaluating the antibacterial activity of selected Polish honeys against P. aeruginosa. Six bacterial strains isolated from wounds and 4 types of honeys
An ulceration is a secondary lesion resulting from a pathological process. It is a type of skin damage extending deep into the dermis. Many aetiological factors for ulcer formation can be distinguished. Half of them are considered to occur in the course of chronic venous insufficiency. Patients with leg ulcers comprise a significant proportion of patients hospitalised in dermatology departments.
It was noted that the presence of anaerobes is associated with deeper and more severe infections. However, due to the small number of literature reports, anaerobic infections are often not considered in therapy.