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Fig. 2B. —45-year-old woman with hematuria from urinary tract infection. Graph of MR renogram (A) reveals similar curve pattern to graph of radionuclide renogram (B). Graph of MR renogram (A) shows characteristic curve pattern consisting of three segments corresponding to vascular (arrowhead), parenchymal (thin arrow), and excretory (thick arrow) phases. Parenchymal phase is initiated by minimal signal drop at end of initial vascular peak (peak–trough pattern). Split renal function between the right () and left (, A; •, B) kidneys acquired with radionuclide renography (B) and MR renography (A) also shows good agreement; values of 56%, 44% and 55%, and 45%, respectively, were obtained.

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