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A. Multiple cross sections (right: transverse, middle: sagittal, left: coronal views) of an Indium-111-labeled white blood cell tagged scan showing focal increased uptake in the axillary-bifemoral graft between the spleen and pelvis suggestive of focal infection. B. Multiple cross sections (right: transverse, middle: sagittal, left: coronal views) of a single emission positron computed tomography-computed tomography (SPECT-CT) matching an Indium-111 labeled scan (Fig. 1A), showing focal increased uptake in the axillary-bifemoral graft between the spleen and pelvis suggestive of focal infection.
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Three months after symptom onset, an Indium-111-labeled white blood cell scan with single emission positron computed tomography (SPECT-CT) found focal increased radio-tracer uptake in the axillary-bifemoral graft suggestive of focal infection (Fig. 1A and B).
A. Computed tomography angiography (coronal view) showing a left axillary to femoral artery bypass with fat stranding (arrows) and a small surrounding rim enhancing fluid collection (star) extending. B. Computed tomography angiography (transversal view) showing a part of a left axillary to femoral artery bypass with fat stranding (stars) and a small surrounding rim enhancing fluid collection (arrow).
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CT angiography demonstrated a patent left axillary to femoral artery bypass with fat stranding and a small surrounding rim enhancing fluid collection extending from the level of the diaphragm to the iliac crest (Fig. 2A and B).