We reported 2 cases of Salmonella gallinarum septicemia in human subjects in 2001. Subsequently a case was reported from Iran on Septicemia gallinarum implicated in a case of empyema (1). There appears to be a lot of interest on this topic as implied from 169 reads of our article. Has any one else from the researchgate contributors ever seen any human case of this infection. We think this to be a possibility because the chicken that is raised in poultry farms, prepared for different products and consumed so commonly all over the world,is the commonest bird affected by this species of Salmonella. We will be interested for the valued feedback of our article.
1. Sharifi-Mood B et al. Salmonella gallinarum empyema - First case from Iran. J Med Sci 2006;6(2):180-182.