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We present a 49-year-old female with one year of intermittent fevers, chills, night sweats, and significant weight loss. Liver and lung biopsy showed evidence of a granulomatous process. Blood and liver biopsy cultures yielded growth of presumed  Mycobacterium interjectum , thought to be related to a disseminated long-term central venous catheter infection. She successfully received one year of combined antimicrobial therapy after catheter removal without recurrence of disease.  M. interjectum  has been previously described as a cause of lymphadenitis in healthy children and associated with pulmonary disease in adults, although other localized infections have been reported. This is the first case described of a disseminated  M. interjectum  infection with bacteremia, hepatic and pulmonary involvement associated with a long-term catheter infection.

DisseminatedMycobacterium interjectumInfection with Bacteremia, Hepatic and Pulmonary Involvement Associated with a Long-Term Catheter Infection