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Two years prior, he had emphysematous cholecystitis and liver abscess caused by\n C. koseri<\/jats:italic>\n . During his LC, gallstones were spilled in the abdominal cavity and every effort was made to retrieve them. However, 2 years later, an aspiration of the subhepatic abscess revealed cholesterol fragments. 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