Campylobacter sputorum biovar sputorum is a rarely isolated organism, particularly from human clinical specimens. Its pathogenic potential is unknown. We present here what we believe to be the first report of this organism being isolated from a clinically significant source, an axillary abscess. To our knowledge, this organism has not been reported previously as one of clinical relevance in the U.K.
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