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This report aims to present an unusual case of a renal abscess in a healthy infant caused by Salmonella.

April 23, 2026童綜合醫學雜誌Open Access

A rare pediatric renal abscess caused by Salmonella in a healthy infant: A case report and literature review

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A case report reveals Salmonella causing renal abscess in an infant, suggesting ultrasound's vital diagnostic role.

This report aims to present an unusual case of a renal abscess in a healthy infant caused by Salmonella.
Case report of a 1-year- and 2-month-old boy with persistent fever.
Imaging via abdominal ultrasonography identified a renal abscess.
Causative agent confirmed through culture of drained material.
A large renal abscess was confirmed as being caused by Salmonella enterica serogroup D1.
The abscess was managed successfully with nephrostomy drainage and antibiotics.
Imaging techniques like ultrasonography proved crucial for diagnosis when other tests were inconclusive.

Chou et al. (2026) studied this question.

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April 23, 2026童綜合醫學雜誌Open Access

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A case report reveals Salmonella causing renal abscess in an infant, suggesting ultrasound's vital diagnostic role.

This report aims to present an unusual case of a renal abscess in a healthy infant caused by Salmonella.
Case report of a 1-year- and 2-month-old boy with persistent fever.
Imaging via abdominal ultrasonography identified a renal abscess.
Causative agent confirmed through culture of drained material.
A large renal abscess was confirmed as being caused by Salmonella enterica serogroup D1.
The abscess was managed successfully with nephrostomy drainage and antibiotics.
Imaging techniques like ultrasonography proved crucial for diagnosis when other tests were inconclusive.

Chou et al. (2026) studied this question.

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