Research progress of antibacterial action mechanism and untoward reaction of silver compounds

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.1673-9450.2016.02.016

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Abstract:

With the increasing use of silver compounds in medical applications and consumer products, some of the functions of silver containing compounds have been expanded, the benefits and dangers of silver containing compounds have some misunderstandings. This paper widely consulting the silver containing compound antibacterial mechanism and adverse reaction of the relevant literature, analysis and summary, of silver containing compound antibacterial progress on the mechanism and adverse reactions were reviewed, to provide a hint for the clinical application of silver containing compounds.

Key words: Silver compounds, Anti-bacterial agents, Untoward reaction, Mechanism

Hualei Tu, Te Ba. Research progress of antibacterial action mechanism and untoward reaction of silver compounds[J]. Chinese Journal of Injury Repair and Wound Healing(Electronic Edition), 2016, 11(02): 151-154.

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