American Journal of Rhinology · 2005 · 75 citations · 12 references
This is evidence of the presence of bacterial biofilms in an animal model of sinusitis. This model may serve as a means to study the efficacy and safety of pharmacologic and surgical treatments on the disruption and elimination of bacterial biofilms. Additional study into the role of bacterial biofilms in perpetuating chronic sinusitis is warranted.
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