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A recent example of Salmonella mycotic abdominal aortic aneurysm is presented together with a review of the 24 other cases in the literature. Emphasis is placed on common modes of presentation, diagnosis, and surgical management. A review of current theories of etiology is presented along with a new, more descriptive classification of mycotic aneurysms.
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