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. 1974 Jan 19;1(5898):99–100. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.5898.99

Coincident Salmonella Infections and Ulcerative Colitis: Problems of Recognition and Management

M W Dronfield, J Fletcher, M J S Langman
PMCID: PMC1632946  PMID: 4809816

Abstract

Five cases of coincident salmonellosis and ulcerative colitis are described. In three the diagnostic combination was recognized late. If corticosteroid therapy is given for the colitis once the combination is recognized, then simultaneous systemic antibiotic cover is advisable. One of the five patients died during corticosteroid therapy alone with salmonella septicaemia due to a usually non-invasive organism.

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