A Rare Cause of Acute Hepatitis: Salmonella Sepsis Due to Uncooked Egg

In this case report, an eigth months girl patient who recieved treatment with the diagnosis acute hepatitis in our hospital's pediatric infection clinic and who had Salmonella spp. in blood culture is mentioned. Food intake was questioned for a patient who presented with acute hepatitis and had normal viral serology. We learn that mother eated her baby with raw egg. The transmission pathways and clinical manifestations of Salmonella spp., which are still important disease factors and therefore public health problems in developing countries, were studied.