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Objectives: This study investigated the in vitro antibacterial efficacy and antibiotic permeation of human-derived fibrin glue (FG).\udMaterials and Methods: FG was prepared under sterile conditions by the Blood Bank of Gazi University Faculty of Medicine. In\udthis study, cultivations were performed in 5 main groups: Group 1 (control) - only FG; Group 2a (control) - pure Staphylococcus aureus\ud(SA) and Group 2b (control) - pure Staphylococcus epidermidis (SE); Group 3a (control) - SA+antibiotic and Group 3b (control) -\udSE+antibiotic; Group 4a - FG+SA and Group 4b - FG+SE; Group 5a - FG+SA+antibiotic and Group 5b - FG+SA+antibiotic.\udResults: Group 1 showed no bacterial growth, whereas Group 2a and Group 2b, Group 4a and Group 4b showed bacterial growth.\udGroup 5a and Group 5b showed no growth.\udConclusion: Although FG has no antibacterial efficacy in vitro, it may be used safely due to antibiotic permeation in diseases with\udeither infected or non-infected ocular surface that require suturing. (Turk J Ophthalmol 2014; 44: 347-50

İnsan Kaynaklı Doku Yapıştırıcısı: İn Vitro Antibakteriyel Etkinliği ve Antibiyotik Geçirgenliği