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Four patients were treated with a triazole for an average of three months, three with amphotericin (mean eight weeks), one with both amphotericin (six weeks) and triazole (seven months). In one patient, reinfection with Coagulase Negative Staphylococci following Aspergillus PJI treatment was noted after four years. A. terreus (p = .048) was associated with failed prosthesis reimplantation (n = 4). To give a resume, Aspergillus PJI is a rare, yet severe complication, with heterogeneous clinical presentation. Complete prosthesis removal i
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