Does the inability of a bacteriophage to infect Staphylococcus aureus prevent it from specifically delivering a photosensitizer to the bacterium enabling its lethal photosensitization?
The inability of a bacteriophage to infect S. aureus does not prevent it from specifically delivering a photosensitizer to a bacterium enabling its lethal photosensitization.
For outpatient lower extremity surgery, applying our PACU-bypass criteria led to an 87% PACU bypass rate with no reportable adverse events.