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Renal Classic NM Flashcards

1
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Excreted by glomerular filtration

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Tc-DTPA

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2
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DTPA advantage over CR-EDTA

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Wide availability
Low cost
Low radiation dose
Gamma ray suitable for gamma camera

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3
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Excreted by tubular secretion

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I123-Hippuran
Tc-MAG 3

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4
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MAG 3 excreted

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By tubular secretion and very small hepatobiliary excretion - - gallbladder activity
Fast blood clearance vs DTPA

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5
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Mag3 clearance approximates

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Effective renal plasma flow

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6
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MAG3 indications

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Children
Transplanted kidney
Impaired kidney function

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7
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Cortical binding

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Tc-DMSA binds to proximal tubular cells

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8
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Dehydration cause

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Delay in intraparenchymal transit and excretion
Drink 7 ml/kg over hour before

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9
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Dynamic scan frames

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Phase 1: 1 frame/sec for 1 min = angiogram, renal perfusion - - normal if renal cortex seen within 1-3 sec after aorta
Phase 2: 1 frame/10 sec for 4 min = parenchymal uptake
Phase 3: 1 frame/20 sec for 15 min = renal excretion

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10
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No obstruction

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Rapid washout
Shape - upward concavity
T1/2 fusid <10-15 min

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11
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Obstructive uropathy

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Normal or delayed angiogram
Delayed time to peak, progressive rise in activity even after fusid
Absent, incomplete or slow washout
No bladder activity
T1/2 fusid >20 min

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12
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Uncertain equivocal response

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Normal angiogram, bladder activity delayed if bilateral
Washout delayed until fusid or postvoid
T1/2 fusid 15-20 min, partial obstruction
Poorly functioning kidney
Hydronephrosis - - reservoir effect
Repeat test with F-15 or calculation of mean transit time

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13
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Tracer accumulation in parenchyma is proportional to GFR, ERPF

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Parenchymal phase

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14
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Hilson perfusion index for Transplanted kidney

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Ratio area over iliac artery / kidney curve
>1.5 - - kidney hypoperfusion - - acute rejection

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15
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ROI background

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Perirenal below lower pole or from upper to lower pole laterally
Caudal and lateral

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16
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Transit time

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Time for passing through single nephron

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17
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Tonnensen formula

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From 50:50 to 43:57
Not accurate for patients with kyphoscoliosis, ptosis, ectopic or malformed kidney

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18
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Indication for mean transit time

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Suspected RAS
Obstruction
Kidney transplant rejection
In these cases mean transit time is prolonged

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19
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About GFR

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Usually becomes abnormal before serum creatinine levels become abnormal (when GFR is reduced by 50%)
Renal function reduced - - creatinine clearance not accurate
Inulin clearance = gold standard, but complex and high cost
Obtained through Tc-DTPA clearance

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20
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Two compartment

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Central compartment - plasma
Second compartment - extravascular space (tracer diffuses and redistributes back into plasma due to concentration gradient)
6 blood samples after tracer injection up to 180 min
Time consuming, require plasma samples

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21
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Single compartment

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Draw blood when redistribution from extravascular to intravascular space depends on renal clearance
Ignore first exponential - - GFR overestimated
Impaired renal function - - error smaller
1-3 blood samples

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22
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Methods rely on urine collection

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Severe renal failure
Ascites
Edema

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23
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Angiotensin II

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Regulation of GFR in renal hypoperfusion caused by RAS and renovascular hypertension

24
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ACE inhibitor captopril

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Cancel adaptation mechanism - - GFR maintained even in presence of RAS due to vasoconstriction of efferent arteriole by Angiotensin II
Causes reduction in GFR - - reduced accumulation and excretion of DTPA, but tubular extraction is not affected - - MAG3 slightly delayed accumulation and no washout

25
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Preparation for captopril scan

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Stop ACE inhibitor and Ca channel blockers 2-7 days
Stop diuretic 1 week
Hydration 7 ml/kg over 1 hour
Fast

26
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Captopril scan protocol

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Dynamic scan
Captopril 50 Mg PO
After 60 min second dynamic renal scan, monitor of BP
DTPA>MAG3

27
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0 - normal
1 - mild
2 - moderate
3 - severe delayed excretory phase
4 - mild/moderate parenchymal uptake failure
5 - severe parenchymal uptake failure (washout - like curve)
4-5 - - significant reduction of renal function

28
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Captopril false-positive

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Multiple renal arteries
Dehydration (bilateral)
Sodium depletion - - activate renin system
Captopril induced hypotension (bilateral)
Calcium channel blocker (bilateral)

29
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Captopril false negative

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Hemodynamically significant stenosis
Poor function at baseline

30
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Positive RAS

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Normal curve but peak is delayed
Post captopril decreased GFR

31
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DMSA indication

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Acute pyelonephritis
Quantification of parenchymal damage
Assessment of cortical scars
Renal agenesis
Ectopic kidney
Horseshoe kidney
DD Renal mass vs lobular compensatory hypertrophy or prominent column of Bertin

32
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Cause of reflux

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Boys - valve in posterior urethra
Girls - obstruction of bladder neck or uretetocele
Neurogenic bladder with spina bifida
Hutch paraureteral diverticulumy

33
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Radionuclide cystography first choice for

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Girls
After surgery of VUR

34
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Cystography radiopharmaceutical

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DTPA, MAG3, Colloid in saline 250-500 ml
Non absorbable through bladder mucosa
Calculate bladder capacity before
Catheter
Dynamic

35
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VUR degree

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Grade 1 - mild/limited to ureter
Grade 2 - moderate, involve ureter and pelvis without dilation of pelvis
Grade 3 - severe with dilation

36
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DMSA should be discarded

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After 4 h

37
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Pressure in glomerulus

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70 mm Hg

38
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Resultant pressure

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35 mm Hg

39
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GFR

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120 ml/min

40
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Renal blood flow

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1200 ml/min
20% of cardiac output

41
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1 day

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180 L of plasma filtered
90% reabsorbed

42
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Extraction fraction

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DTPA 20%
MAG3 60% - - better quality image
I123-Hippuran >85% - - plasma clearance = renal plasma flow

43
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Plasma protein bind

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DTPA 3-5%
MAG3 80%
DMSA 90%

44
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Dose

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DTPA 200 - 300 MBq
MAG3 100 - 150 MBq
Hippuran 50 - 100 MBq
DMSA 37 - 110 MBq

45
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Percent of renal plasma flow cleared by glomerular filtration

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20%

46
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DMSA high radiation dose to kidney

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Long effective half life

47
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DMSA
Lower poles less uptake than upper poles

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Lower poles more anterior to upper poles

48
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Dynamic scan protocol

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Large FOV
LEHR parallel hole collimator posterior
Matrix 64 or 128 (esp children)

49
Q

Fusid test

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To distinguish simple dilation of urinary tract (congenital, pelvis atony) vs obstructive disease
Dynamic scan - - static post void - - diuretic test

50
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Functional obstruction

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Washout delayed until fusid
T1/2 fusid <10 min

51
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Acute pyelonephritis

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Larger cortical defect due to edema and ischemia
Only follow up to distinguish
Persists > 6 months - - chronic = scar

52
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Conjugate image

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Geometric mean calculated with anterior ROI flipped on posterior image

53
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DMSA protocol

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37-110 MBq
Image after 2-4h
Hydration while waiting

54
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VUR complications

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Acute pyelonephritis if UTI
Damage to renal parenchyma
Arterial hypertension
Chronic renal failure

55
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VUR first diagnostic

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Fluoroscopic voiding cystourethrography
Boys
Degree of VUR and presence of posterior urethral valve

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