Können antiseptische Mundspülungen die Übertragung von SARS-CoV-2 bremsen? Im Labor zumindest klappt‘s

 

Können antiseptische Mundspülungen die Übertragung von SARS-CoV-2 bremsen? Im Labor zumindest klappt‘s



Können eventuell handelsübliche Mundspülungen das Corona-Übertragungsrisiko senken? Das vermuten zumindest Toni Luise Meister von der Ruhr-Universität Bochum und Kollegen aufgrund von Laborexperimenten. Ihre Ergebnisse haben sie im Journal of Infectious Diseases veröffentlicht [1]. Eine klinische Studie soll folgen.

„Unsere Ergebnisse sprechen eindeutig für die Evaluierung ausgewählter Formulierungen im klinischen Kontext, um die Dekontamination und die Gesundheit der Mundhöhle bei Patienten und medizinischem Personal systematisch zu bewerten und so eine Virusübertragung potenziell zu verhindern“, schreiben die Autoren im Artikel.




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