Campylobacter infection has been associated with complications such as later joint inflammation (5–10% of cases) and, on rare occasions, Guillain-Barré syndrome (a temporary but severe paralysis that may be total).
L’infection à Campylobacter a été associée à des complications de type inflammation articulaire tardive (5 à 10 % des cas) et, plus rarement, au syndrome de Guillain-Barré (paralysie temporaire, mais sévère, pouvant se généraliser).