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A 71-year-old female patient with abdominal pain was diagnosed with acute cholecystitis. Patient received intravenous antibiotic treatment, but the treatment failed and the patient underwent an open cholecystectomy. The final pathological result was gangrenous cholecystitis complicated with<jats:italic> R. planticola. <\/jats:italic>Eventually, the patient recovered with appropriate antimicrobial therapy. Patients with acute cholecystitis are usually treated without any microbiological sampling and antibiotic treatment is started empirically. To date, there have only been 5 reported biliary system related<jats:italic> R. planticola<\/jats:italic> infections in humans. We believe that<jats:italic> Raoultella <\/jats:italic>species might be a more frequent agent than usually thought, especially in resistant cholecystitis cases. Resistant strains should be considered as a possible causative organism when the patient\u2019s condition worsened despite proper antimicrobial therapy. 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