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? Book traversal links for Renal transplant ‹ Which bacteria commonly cause XGPN? Up How is rejection detected by ultrasound? ›