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Only a few cases of K. kristinae infection have been reported in the literature. Patients with short bowel syndrome have an increased risk of opportunistic infections due to decreased bowel immunity and the long-term central venous catheter placement. We report a rare case of K. kristinae infection associated with SBS requiring long-term central venous access port placement. A 70-year-old woman presented with fever of approximately 39 °C to our hospital for examination. She has undergone total hysterectomy and radiation therapy for cerv
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