Cutibacterium Avidum:

J A Mitterer1, R M Kinsky2, Bjh Frank3

  • 1Michael Ogon Laboratory for Orthopaedic Research, Orthopaedic Hospital Speising, Vienna, Austria; AUVA Trauma Center Vienna Meidling, Vienna, A-1120, Austria.

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概括

昆虫细菌 (Cutibacterium avidum) 和昆虫细菌 (Cutibacterium acnes) 在修复全关节整形术 (rTHA) 中导致不同的结果. 在肥胖患者中,C. avidum与PJI有关,而C. acnes显示出更高的早期败血症失败率.

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