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- Human infections from Mycobacterium mageritense are uncommon, but there have been occasional reports of conditions like sinusitis and pneumonia, particularly in adults.
- A new case of lymphadenitis linked to M. mageritense has been documented in a child in Spain, highlighting its potential to affect younger patients.
- This case adds to the limited understanding of M. mageritense and its role in human infections, especially in pediatric populations.
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Although human infections caused by Mycobacterium mageritense are rare, there are some case reports involving sinusitis, pneumonia, and hospital-acquired infections in adults. We report a case of lymphadenitis caused by M. mageritense in a child in Spain.
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