Biofilm: The Hidden Cause of Implant Infections

15 Jan 2025 · 0 min
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Robert Whitfield MD (speaker) asserts that biofilm is an infection affecting implanted devices and is common—he states about 35% have biofilm. He frames biofilm-driven inflammation as device-agnostic (hip, knee, breast, dental implants) and says removal of the infected device leads to clinical improvement. The clip presents a clinical viewpoint equating biofilm with a treatable infection.

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