Pseudomonas luteola presenting with liver mass containing necrosis, sub-phrenic and pleural fluids in otherwise healthy young woman

Pseudomonas luteola is a gram-negative bacillus rarely causing human infections. However, reports have been building up on different types of infections caused by this potentially emerging microorganism. Here authors report a case of liver mass with necrosis, sub-phrenic and pleural effusions.