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  • The increasing number of hip and knee replacement surgeries raises the risk of complications, with prosthetic joint infections (PJI) being the most common, often caused by various bacteria.
  • Ralstonia pickettii, a rare cause of PJI, has not previously been found on antibiotic-loaded spacers used in treatment.
  • The case involves an 83-year-old male with early PJI after total hip replacement; despite multiple surgical interventions and antibiotic treatments, cultures did not identify the pathogen until later when Pseudomonas aeruginosa was detected.
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