We present a case of a 60-year-old female with a history of liver cirrhosis, alcohol abuse, and chronic venous insufficiency who presented with maggot-infested wounds on her legs, bilateral buttocks, and groin area. Two sets of blood cultures grew Wohlfahrtiimonas chtiniclastica. She underwent wound debridement and treatment with cefazolin.

PEG tube placement is a relatively safe procedure; however, complications sometimes occur. Our article will allow readers to visualize the uncommon complication of PEG - a transcolonic misplacement.