Letter to the Editor Infection caused by Aeromonas sobria , complicated by lower extremity paraplegia and the cauda equine syndrome in a patient with well-controlled type 2 diabetes

Aeromonas Species

“…The most frequents are skin or soft tissue infections, such as cellulitis 41 or fasciitis, [42][43][44] cholangitis, 45 and septicemia. 55 Aeromonas has been suggested as a trigger of flares in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) [56][57][58] and as a trigger to develop de novo colitis in patients with no history of IBD. 55 Aeromonas has been suggested as a trigger of flares in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) [56][57][58] and as a trigger to develop de novo colitis in patients with no history of IBD.…”