Table 1.

Pseudomonas luteola infections reported in the literature with the source of the bacteria and the disease caused/associated with it.

Infection	Microbiological source	City/country	Year reported	Reference
Endocarditis	Blood, femoral artery thrombus	Marseille, France	2005	Casalta et al. [7]
Endocarditis	Blood	Rabat, Morocco	2004	Chihab et al. [5]
Pancreatitis	Blood	Tel Aviv, Israel	1983	Berger et al. [3]
Septicemia	Blood	Rabat, Morocco	2010	Ngoh et al. [2]
Neonatal sepsis	Blood	Rabat, Morocco	2004	Chihab et al. [5]
Bacteremia	Blood	Hines, United States of America	1987	Engel et al. [8]
Pyocele	Blood, tissue	Hyderabad, India	2010	Ramana et al. [4]
Multiple brain abscesses	Stereotactic aspiration	France	2009	Gaschet et al. [6]
Facial cellulitis	Blood	New Jersey, United States of America	1998	Rastogi and Sperber [9]
Femur abscess	Tissue	Israel	1995	Rahav et al. [10]
Leg ulcer	Blood and skin biopsy	Greece	2002	Tsakris et al. [11]
Cutaneous abscess	Blood and skin biopsy	Athens, Greece	2004	Dalamaga et al. [12]
Endophthalmitis	Vitreous humor fluid	Makati City, Philippines	2009	Uy et al. [13]
Biliary infection	Bile	Mumbai, India	2010	De et al. [1]
Catheter-related bloodstream infection (1)	Blood	Lyon, France	2013	Otto et al. [14]