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Shabina Begum1, Ewa Nowosinska, John R Buscombe
1Nuclear Medicine Royal Free Hospital, London, UK.
Nuclear Medicine Review. Central & Eastern Europe
|May 21, 2011
Abstract:
Tc-99m sulesomab is indicated in bone and joint infection, but reading of scans can be affected by pre-existing conditions. This case report describes a case of Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome (KTS) which results in vascular malformations of one or more limbs. Tc-99m sulesomab imaging demonstrated persistent blood pool activity up to 20 hours post injection. However, despite this, septic arthritis could be identified with confidence in the same limb.
