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Two types of renal scintigraphy and their RPH.
1. Static renal scintigraphy gives info. about cortical anatomy
(99mTc-DMSA => renal cortex binding)

2. Dynamic renal scintigraphy gives functional info.
(99mTc-DTPA => glomerular filtration, 99mTc-MAG3 => tubula uptake and excretion)
Indication of static renal scintigraphy.
-presence of ectopic kidney localization
-evaluation of renal scar
-differentiation b/t renal tumor and pseudotumor
Technique of dynamic renal scintigraphy.
1 scitigram taken in every 10 sec. for 30 min. (ie. serial images)
3 phases of renogram (time activity curve) in dynamic renal scintigraphy.
1. blood flow phase (perfusion)
2. tubular uptake phase (funciton)
3. excretory phase (drainage)
What is diuresis renography?
Purpose and its technique.
Results.
Dynamic scintigraphy w/ furosemide (a loop diuretic) test.

Purpose:
Determine whether the dilation of pelvico-calyceal system is due to obstruction or not.

Technique:
i.v. administration of furosemide for 20 min. after application of RPHs

Results:
- half-time of washout is < 7 min. = non-obstructive dilation
- half-time of washout is > 15 min. = dilation due to obstruction
- half-time of washout is b/t 7 and 15 min. = indeterminate study
What is captopril renography?
Purpose and technique.
Results.
dynamic renal scintigraphy w/ captoprial (ACE inhibitor) test.

Purpose:
Evaluate renovascular hypertension

Technique:
Oral administration of catopril (500 mg) 1 hr before starting the dynamic scintigraphy.

Results:
+ive test = worsening of GF w/ narrowing of renal a. (decrease in accumulation of DTPA or "cortical retension" of MAG3)
Radionuclide evaluation of renal transplant:
Technique and possible results.
Dynamic scintigraphy:
evaluate perfusion ~ 1 scintigram/sec ("first-pass study")
evalutate function and excretion ~ 1 scintigram/10 sec.

Possible results:
1). good perfusion but poor renal function => acute tubular necrosis
2). "black hole" => hyperacute rejection
3). bad perfusion, bad function => acute rejection
4). bad perfusion, bad function + urinary leak (tracer accumulates in area of leak) => chronic rejection