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 Described here is the first report of a monomicrobial joint infection caused by Veillonella dispar that resulted in loosening of a prosthesis. This clinical case shows that Veillonella spp. should not be disregarded as contaminant organisms, particularly when they are isolated in pure culture from clinical specimens involving cases of septic arthritis.

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Marchandin, H., Jean-Pierre, H., Carrière, C. et al. Prosthetic Joint Infection due to Veillonella dispar . EJCMID 20, 340–342 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/PL00011273

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