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Fig. 4A. —55-year-old woman with severe pancreatitis and spiking fevers who developed catheter-introduced infection. On CT scan (not shown), fluid collection in pancreatic bed was observed. Drainage was performed before gallium scan was completed. Fusion image of CT scan and gallium study shows intense gallium activity along drainage catheter tract. Catheter has become dislodged and infected.





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