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Volume 31, Number 6—June 2025

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Mycoplasma arginini Cellulitis, Tenosynovitis, and Arthritis in Kidney Transplant Recipient, Slovenia, 2024

Tjaša Vivoda, Tereza Rojko, Barbara Kokošar Ulčar, Katja Strašek Smrdel, Andraž Celar Šturm, Darja Keše, Tina Triglav, and Željka Večerić HalerComments to Author 
Author affiliation: University Medical Center Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia (T. Vivoda, T. Rojko, B. Kokošar Ulčar, Ž. Večerić Haler); Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana (T. Vivoda, T. Rojko, K. Strašek Smrdel, D. Keše, T. Triglav, Ž. Večerić Haler); Institute of Microbiology and Immunology, Ljubljana (K. Strašek Smrdel, A. Celar Šturm, D. Keše, T. Triglav)

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Figure 2

Stereomicroscopy of Mycoplasma arginini culture from the patient’s synovial fluid sample, showing small colonies with a characteristic fried egg appearance, with dense central core surrounded by a lighter peripheral zone. Original magnification ×40.

Figure 2. Stereomicroscopy of Mycoplasma arginini culture from the patient’s synovial fluid sample, showing small colonies with a characteristic fried egg appearance, with dense central core surrounded by a lighter peripheral zone. Original magnification ×40.

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