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Bracha Robinson1, Moiuz Chaudhri1, Jeffrey A Miskoff2,3

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Cureus
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Mycobacterium chimaera infections, often linked to cardiac surgery equipment, can occur in patients without typical risk factors. This case highlights an unusual presentation of advanced infection.

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cardiac bypassheater-cooler unitslung diseasemycobacterium chimaeranontuberculous mycobacterium

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