Diagnosis of Streptococcus canis periprosthetic joint infection: the utility of next-generation sequencing

A 62-year-old man who had undergone a primary knee arthroplasty 3 years earlier, presented to the emergency department with an infected prosthesis. He underwent prosthesis resection. All cultures failed to identify the infecting organism. Analysis of the intraoperative samples by next-generation seq...

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Main Authors: Tarabichi, M, Alvand, A, Shohat, N, Goswami, K, Parvizi, J
Format: Journal article
Published: Elsevier 2017
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author Tarabichi, M
Alvand, A
Shohat, N
Goswami, K
Parvizi, J
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description A 62-year-old man who had undergone a primary knee arthroplasty 3 years earlier, presented to the emergency department with an infected prosthesis. He underwent prosthesis resection. All cultures failed to identify the infecting organism. Analysis of the intraoperative samples by next-generation sequencing revealed Streptococcus canis (an organism that resides in the oral cavity of dogs). It was later discovered that the patient had sustained a dog scratch injury several days earlier. The patient reports that his dog had licked the scratch. Treatment was delivered based on the sensitivity of S. canis, and the patient has since undergone reimplantation arthroplasty.
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spelling oxford-uuid:9bda8295-aa79-464b-bb2b-8d5ea827baf72022-03-27T00:31:54ZDiagnosis of Streptococcus canis periprosthetic joint infection: the utility of next-generation sequencingJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:9bda8295-aa79-464b-bb2b-8d5ea827baf7Symplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2017Tarabichi, MAlvand, AShohat, NGoswami, KParvizi, JA 62-year-old man who had undergone a primary knee arthroplasty 3 years earlier, presented to the emergency department with an infected prosthesis. He underwent prosthesis resection. All cultures failed to identify the infecting organism. Analysis of the intraoperative samples by next-generation sequencing revealed Streptococcus canis (an organism that resides in the oral cavity of dogs). It was later discovered that the patient had sustained a dog scratch injury several days earlier. The patient reports that his dog had licked the scratch. Treatment was delivered based on the sensitivity of S. canis, and the patient has since undergone reimplantation arthroplasty.
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Diagnosis of Streptococcus canis periprosthetic joint infection: the utility of next-generation sequencing
title Diagnosis of Streptococcus canis periprosthetic joint infection: the utility of next-generation sequencing
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