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マイコバクテリウム結核 選択的な右膝関節整形手術を複雑化する

Edward Eusanio1, Brian Shaw1, Mario Madruga1

  • 1Internal Medicine, Orlando Regional Medical Center, Orlando, USA.

Cureus
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PubMed
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結核性義肢関節感染症 (TB-PJIs) はまれで,しばしば培養陰性である. 先進的なシーケンシングにより,膝の置換部感染症でMycobacterium tuberculosisを特定し,困難なケースでは疑いの必要性を強調しました.

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感染した膝の関節整形術多剤耐性結核 (MDR) とは,多剤耐性結核 (MDR) を意味する.ミコバクテリウム結核複合体骨格関節炎 (Osteoarthritis) とは,骨格関節炎 (Osteoarthritis) とは,骨格関節炎 (Osteoarthritis) とは,骨格関節炎 (Osteoarthritis) とは,プロスタシス関節の感染症

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