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Murine Renal Transplantation Procedure
Published on: July 10, 2009
Two Different Causes of Decreased Activity on Ipsilateral Iliac Artery in Renal Transplant Scintigraphy
Bulent Yazici1, Aylin Oral1, Mumtaz Yilmaz2
1From the Department of Nuclear Medicine and.
Abstract:
In 2 patients, perfusion images of renal transplant scintigraphy showed similarly decreased activity on ipsilateral iliac artery. One's graft was photopenic because of arterial thrombosis. However, the other's graft had sufficient perfusion and no abnormality in iliac arteries, but he had femoral arteriovenous graft for hemodialysis on the contralateral side. So, in this patient, decreased activity on ipsilateral iliac artery was probably related to increased arterial flow of the contralateral side. It should be considered that decreased activity on ipsilateral iliac artery in perfusion images is not only due to ipsilateral problem; the cause could be on the contralateral side.
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