Right-Sided Spleen with Partial Situs Inversus of the Abdominal Viscera: Visualization of the Spleen by Dynamic and Static 99mTc-Sulfur Colloid Imaging and 51Cr-Labeled Red Blood Cell Sequestration Imaging

In a patient with right-sided stomach and malrotation of the small bowel and cecum visualized by gastrointestinal x-ray studies using barium, a right-sided spleen was demonstrated by Tc-sulfur colloid and Cr-labeled red blood cell imaging. The sulfur colloid study also demonstrated that the liver was in its usual right upper quadrant location.