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Formation of biofilms on venovenous ECMO cannulas may facilitate pathogen reintroduction during decannulation: Insights from a small-scale study integrating culture and molecular data.

  • By

  • Simone Kattner

  • Marcel Hochreiter

  • Ann-Kathrin Dörr

  • Andrea Engler

  • Hannah Möhlen

  • Verena Freitag

  • Ksenia Pawlytta

  • Thorsten Brenner

  • Folker Meyer

  • Ivana Kraiselburd

  • February 5, 2026

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Formation of biofilms on venovenous ECMO cannulas may facilitate pathogen reintroduction during decannulation: Insights from a small-scale study integrating culture and molecular data.

  • by Simone Kattner, Marcel Hochreiter, Ann-Kathrin Dörr, Andrea Engler, Hannah Möhlen, Verena Freitag, Ksenia Pawlytta, Thorsten Brenner, Folker Meyer, Ivana Kraiselburd

  • February 5, 2026

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