Breast abscess due to Salmonella Typhimurium in a patient with rheumatoid arthritis: a case report

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Table 1 Clinical features of reported cases of breast abscess due Salmonella enterica serotype Typhi and Paratyphi. (Source: PubMed, Medline)

Year of publication	Reference number	Author	Patient age	Gender	Underlying condition	Species	Unilateral/bilateral breast abcess
1907	[17]	Thayer and Hazen	16	Female	None	S. Typhi	Unilateral
1972	[18]	Barrett and MacDermot	43	Female	None	S. Typhi	Unilateral
1994	[20]	Lalitha and John	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	S. Typhi	Unknown
2003	[5]	Jayakumar et al.	40	Female	Fibroadenoma of the breast	S. Typhi	Unilateral
2007	[21]	Delori et al.	54	Female	None	S. Typhi	Unilateral
2007	[22]	Mahajan et al.	Unknown	Female	Immunocompromised	S. Typhi	Unilateral
2009	[10]	Singh et al.	35	Female	None	S. Typhi	Bilateral
2011	[19]	Singh et al.	29	Female	None	S. Typhi	Bilateral
2011	[23]	Vattipally et al.	28	Female	None	S. Typhi	Unilateral
2012	[4]	Fernando et al.	33	Female	None	S. Paratyphi A	Unilateral
2012	[24]	Kumar et al.	60	Female	Diabetes Mellitus	S. Typhi	Unilateral
2012	[25]	Siddesh and Sumana	33	Female	None	S. Paratyphi A	Unilateral
2013	[11]	Banu et al.	40	Female	None	S. Typhi	Unilateral
2014	[26]	Ghadage et al.	31	Female	None	S. Paratyphi A	Unilateral
2015	[6]	Sood	37	Female	Diabetes Mellitus Type 2, hypothyroidism	S. Paratyphi A	Unilateral
2016	[27]	Elumalai and Seetharaman	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	S. Typhi	Unknown

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