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RENAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATION: SPECTRUM OF ANGIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS OF THE KIDNEY

SHIV NAVANI M.D., F.F.R.1, CHRISTOS A. ATHANASOULIS M.D.2, ANTHONY P. MONACO M.D.3, TITO CAVALLO M.D.4, EDMUND J. LEWIS M.D.5, and FLORENCIO A. HIPONA M.D.6

1 Associate Professor of Radiology, Boston University School of Medicine.
2 Assistant Professor of Radiology, Boston University School of Medicine.
3 Associate Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School.
4 Fellow in Pathology, Harvard Medical School.
5 Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.
6 Associate Professor of Radiology, Harvard Medical School.

Angiographic studies were undertaken to evaluate the renal transplant status in the postoperative period.

Of 35 transplant patients 8 cases are described in detail.

Varied angiographic appearances of complications following renal homotransplantation are: acute and chronic rejection; arterial and venous occlusions; arteriovenous fistula; intrarenal hematoma with cortical tears; acute tubular necrosis; and acute suppurative pyelonephritis.

The angiographic findings are correlated with the clinical and pathologic data. The limitations in the precise diagnosis are briefly stated.


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