[Primary Salmonella brandenburg peritonitis in a non-immunosuppressed female patient]

Primary peritonitis is rare; the bacteria involved are mainly, by order of frequency: Escherichia coli, Streptococcus pneumoniae, and the other streptococci. Extraintestinal sites of minor salmonellosis are exceptional, although they are constantly progressing, especially since the spread of the HIV-induced epidemic. We report one case of primary Salmonella brandenburg peritonitis, whose mechanism could not be explained, in a non-immunodepressive female patient.