“…It is found on the surface of housefly eggs. K. oxytoca has been reported as a cause of antibiotic-associated haemorrhagic colitis,18 pneumonia,19 tricuspid valve endocarditis,20 ascending cholangitis,21 ileitis and portal venous gas formation,22 purpura fulminans,23 pseudomembranous enterocolitis,24 pneumatosis intestinalis,25 meningitis,26 endophthalmitis,27 liver abscess,28 septic arthritis,29 neck30 and other infections.…”