Lamborghini Sotelo

1 Introduction In modern medical practice, the use of implantable medical devices has become a common procedure to maintain a patient's physiological functions after a serious illness or injury.[1] These devices notably improve the quality of life of patients over the age of 50 who are affected by chronic conditions.[2, 3] However, implant-associated infections (IAIs) are considered a major drawback of implantation, which can endanger the patient, prolong medical treatment, and significantly...

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