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Mild electric e-scaffold disrupts bacterial biofilms

hospimedica.com December 17, 2016

Researchers at Washington State University (Spokane, WA, USA) used an e-scaffold made out of conductive carbon fabric and a mild electrical current to produce a low, constant concentration of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2, an effective disinfectant) at the e-scaffold surface.

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