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Altered biodistribution of Ga-67 citrate in an iron-overloaded patient with sickle cell disease.

The biodistribution of Ga-67 citrate can be altered by a number of pharmaceuticale, treatments, and interventions. The authors present a case of a 19-year-old black man with sickle cell disease who received a Ga-67 scan to evaluate for possible left leg osteomyelitis. The patient received multiple blood transfusions over several years due to refractory anemia, causing an unusual distribution of Ga-67 activity