“…Ralstonia mannitolilytica is a non-fermenting aerobic Gram-negative rod belonging to the bacterial genus Ralstonia found in humid environments such as water, soil and plants [2][3][4]. Four Ralstonia species are recognised as opportunistic human pathogens, including R. pickettii, R. mannitolilytica, R. insidiosa and R. solanacearum, with the first being the most clinically prevalent [3]. Nonetheless, during the past 10 years, several hospital outbreaks have been attributed to R. mannitolilytica infection worldwide [4][5][6][7][8][9], two of which occurred in dialysis units [7,9].…”