The article by Jakobsen et al. (1) titled “Implants induce a new niche for microbiomes” published in the Journal of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology is of great interest. They found that 66% of 106 clinically uninfected implants were colonized by bacteria, whereas 40% of those implants were colonized by fungi (1). Moreover, among 20 implants of patients with healed fractures, 19 (95%) showed growth of either bacteria, fungi, or both, where these implants were primarily colonized by microbes associated with the skin and mucosal membrane.

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radius骨远端的植入物不太可能引起微生物群落的新利基。

Jakobsen等人的文章。（1）在《病理学，微生物学和免疫学杂志》上发表的题为“扩增子诱导了微生物组学的新领域”的论文引起了人们的极大兴趣。他们发现，在106种临床未感染的植入物中，有66％被细菌定植，而其中40％被真菌定植（1）。此外，在20例骨折愈合的植入物中，有19例（95％）表现出细菌，真菌或两者的生长，这些植入物主要被与皮肤和粘膜相关的微生物定植。