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Query: UMLS:C0022116 (
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The effect of transient renal ischemia on renal concentration and distribution of 99mTc-HEDP, 99mTc-
DMSA
, and 99mTc-DTPA was compared in rabbits with acute tubular necrosis. Scintigrams were obtained after injection in normal rabbits or ones with unilateral or bilateral
ischemia
. 99mTc-HEDP concentration in ischemic tissue was 8 to 18 times normal 1--4 hours after injection, and the resulting images delineated the morphological changes in the ischemic kidneys more accurately than those obtained with
DMSA
or DTPA. Calcium concentration in the ischemic kidneys increased sixfold. 99mTc-HEDP may be useful in evaluation of renal failure secondary to tubular injury.
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PMID:Renal hyperconcentration of 99mTc-HEDP in experimental acute tubular necrosis. 22 Jun 70
Since December 1995, pediatric renal transplant recipients in our unit have received a
DMSA
scan as soon as possible post-transplant in order to provide a baseline for comparison in the event of subsequent complications. We retrospectively reviewed the case notes and
DMSA
scans of the 45 patients who underwent a scan within 9 wk of their transplant to see if pre or peri-transplant factors or post-transplant complications were associated with defects on scanning. Forty percentage of scans had defects. The presence of defects was not associated with potential predisposing factors such as patient or donor age, cadaveric or live donation, cold
ischemia
time, multiple donor vessels, the use of non-heart beating donors, the mean time to scan, the serum creatinine, or the presence of structural renal tract anomalies predisposing to UTI. However, 87% of patients had complications before the scan, including UTI, rejection, acute tubular necrosis, transplant biopsy and drug toxicity. Children with no clinical complications had a significantly reduced risk of a defect (p = 0.035), while biopsy was associated with the presence of defects (p = 0.0034). Twenty patients had one or more follow up
DMSA
scans: one patient developed a new focal defect. In conclusion, renal transplant defects are frequently found on
DMSA
scanning even early after transplantation and are non-specifically associated with many different complications.
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PMID:The significance of a defect on DMSA scan in children with renal transplants. 1487 Aug 90