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A 75-year-old female patient with recurrent Pseudomonas septicaemia and arterial stents was treated using a phage–meropenem combination therapy at Tampere University Hospital, Finland. A 3-phage P. aeruginosa cocktail was given IV together with meropenem for 2 weeks. 10-month follow-up showed no adverse reactions, infection markers normalized, recovery was seen in a PET-CT scan, and no further P. aeruginosa septicaemias occurred.
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