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Prosthetic hip joint infection by Bacillus Calmette-Guerin therapy following intravesical instillation for bladder cancer identified using whole-genome sequencing: a case report.

Michael RistePretin DavdaE Grace SmithDavid H WyllieMartin DedicoatSimantini JogSteven LairdGerald LangmanNeil JenkinsJonathan StevensonMatthew K O'Shea
Published in: BMC infectious diseases (2021)
BCG PJI after therapeutic exposure can have serious consequences, and awareness of this potential complication, identified from patient history, is essential. In addition, requesting appropriate testing is required, together with recognition that traditional diagnostics may be negative in non-pyogenic PJI. Advanced molecular techniques have a role to enhance the timely management of these infections.
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