Bacterial biofilms predominate in both acute and chronic human lung infections
M. Kolpen (Copenhagen, Denmark), K. Kragh (Copenhagen, Denmark), J. Enciso (Atanta, United States), D. Faurholt-Jepsen (Copenhagen, Denmark), B. Lindegaard (Hillerød, Denmark), G. Egelund (Hillerød, Denmark), A. Jensen (Hillerød, Denmark), P. Ravn (Hellerup, Denmark), I. Mathiesen (Copenhagen, Denmark), A. Gheorghe (Copenhagen, Denmark), F. Hertz (Herlev, Denmark), T. Qvist (Copenhagen, Denmark), M. Whiteley (Atlanta, United States), P. Jensen (Copenhagen, Denmark), T. Bjarnsholt (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Source: International Congress 2022 – Pleural and other respiratory infections
Session: Pleural and other respiratory infections
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 1111
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M. Kolpen (Copenhagen, Denmark), K. Kragh (Copenhagen, Denmark), J. Enciso (Atanta, United States), D. Faurholt-Jepsen (Copenhagen, Denmark), B. Lindegaard (Hillerød, Denmark), G. Egelund (Hillerød, Denmark), A. Jensen (Hillerød, Denmark), P. Ravn (Hellerup, Denmark), I. Mathiesen (Copenhagen, Denmark), A. Gheorghe (Copenhagen, Denmark), F. Hertz (Herlev, Denmark), T. Qvist (Copenhagen, Denmark), M. Whiteley (Atlanta, United States), P. Jensen (Copenhagen, Denmark), T. Bjarnsholt (Copenhagen, Denmark). Bacterial biofilms predominate in both acute and chronic human lung infections. 1111
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