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Renal transplant

  • How is rejection detected by ultrasound?
  • How is resistive index (RI) calculated?
  • In what percentage does this collection persist?
  • In what percentage of patients with kidney transplant are perirenal fluid collections seen?
  • List four fluid collections that are associated with decreased transplant function.
  • List three causes of decreased or absent activity on nuclear renal scan in all or part of the transplant.
  • What are the distinguishing characteristics of the four fluid collections?
  • What are the indications for a nuclear renal scan in the setting of renal transplantation?
  • What are the leading causes of a persistent cortical phase with poor clearance, with or without delayed perfusion, in the period immediately post transplant?
  • What is considered a normal RI? What is a moderate increase? Severe?
  • What is the appearance of a normal renal transplant?
  • What is the appearance of a urine leak?
  • What is the best method of differentiating acute tubular necrosis from cyclosporine toxicity?
  • What is the renal scan appearance of acute tubular necrosis?
  • What is the renal scan appearance of rejection?

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