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Introduction: Nosocomial endodontic infections can cause treatment failure and are potential risk of bacteremia. This study is aimed to investigate bacteremia associated with apical periodontitis and immediate postendodontic treatment using next-generation sequencing. The study will also elucidate if the endodontic nosocomial pathogens are present in the blood microbiome.

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