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Is it common to get pseudomonas aeruginosa after a thoracoscopy?

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Infection or coloniz: No, it is uncommon to have pseudomonas in the respiratory tract if you are a non-hospitalized, otherwise normal individual. If you have some immune deficiency, or if the thorascopy was not done with sterile instruments, it is possible, but still unlikely.

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Not very common: But postoperative infections can happen after any surgery.

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