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Mycotic aneurysm is a life-threatening disease often caused by  Salmonella, Staphylococci  and  Streptococci  species. Interestingly,  Escherichia Coli  ( E. Coli ) is described as a rare causative agent. We report the case of a patient who developed a mycotic aortic and ruptured left iliac aneurysm due to  E. Coli.  The patient developed a secondary aortic graft infection due to a mesenteric ischemia with fecal peritonitis. A literature overview of the current knowledge on mycotic aortic aneurysms specifically due to  E. Coli  is discussed including the clinical characteristics of patients, the management of the disease and the post-operative outcomes.

Mycotic aortic and left iliac ruptured aneurysm due to Escherichia Coli : a case report and literature overview