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Zheng X et al. – Vertebral osteomyelitis caused by Salmonella is uncommon in diabetic patients. Salmonella can cause multiple bone infections and large abscesses of psoas muscles in patients without sickle cell disease. Correct diagnosis can be confirmed by blood, biopsy, or abscess culture. Appropriate antibiotic treatment was effective.

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