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Periprosthetic shared illness (PJI) occurring after synthetic combined replacement is a significant clinical problem needing several surgeries and antibiotic drug interventions. Staphylococcus aureus could be the bacterium most frequently responsible for PJI. Recent in vitro research has shown that staphylococcal strains rapidly form aggregates into the existence of synovial substance (SF). We hypothesize that these aggregates offer early protection to
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