S. aureus decolonisation using topical or systemic treatments was successful for many haemodialysis patients, and provided a month free of S. aureus colonisation. Although decolonisation treatment provided a shorter duration of success for persistent carriers in comparison with intermittent carriers, persistent carriers are likely to gain the most from effective decolonisation strategies. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
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