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Spinal epidural and psoas abscesses have been found to occur together. Most cases described in the literature have been secondary to either hematogenous spread or direct invasion. Risk factors include intravenous drug use and immunosuppression. This case highlights the risk of the use of unsterile subcutaneous insulin injections leading to psoas abscess, which can be complicated by a spinal epidural abscess.

Unsterile Subcutaneous Insulin Injections Causing Psoas and Spinal Epidural Abscesses