Antibacterial Activity of Weak Solutions of Aluminum Salts

Blank, Irvin H.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1960.03730040069013

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“…In a study conducted with aluminum chloride salts, it was observed that the adsorption of the virus to the filter increased [14]. Skin wraps impregnated with aluminum acetate have been found to have an effective antibacterial activity [15]. In a study performed with rabbit alveolar macrophages, it has been shown that in vitro aluminum chloride hydroxide salt increases the phagocytic effect [16].…”

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1980

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Antimicrobial effects of an antiperspirant formulation containing aqueous aluminum chloride hexahydrate

Hölzle

Neubert

1982

Arch Dermatol Res

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To document deodorant efficacy the antimicrobial activity of a gelatinous antiperspirant formulation of aqueous aluminum chloride hexahydrate was investigated. In vitro assays demonstrated highly bactericidal activity on microorganisms comprising the resident axillary skin flora, including micrococcaceae and aerobic diphtheroid bacteria. Gram-negative bacteria and yeast were partially inhibited. In vivo experiments utilizing occlusive patches on forearm skin and bacterial sampling of the axilla showed pronounced bacteriostasis and persistence of aluminum chloride on the skin. Inhibition of microbial growth lasted more than 3 days after a single treatment of the axilla. Following repeated open applications to the volar aspect of the forearm, the skin remained virtually sterile for 3 days.

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Antibacterial Activity of Weak Solutions of Aluminum Salts

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Influence of aluminum salts on COVID-19 infected patients

Bor und spezielle Borverbindungen

Antimicrobial effects of an antiperspirant formulation containing aqueous aluminum chloride hexahydrate

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