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Obstructive uropathy versus nephropathy: compartmental analysis in radioisotopic renography as a new methodology

Barbalias et al., 1999

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12750073278361475678
Author
Barbalias G
Nikiforidis G
Vassilakos P
Liatsikos E
Publication year
Publication venue
Urological Research

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A study was carried out to determine the spatial-temporal distribution of the radiopharmaceutical, 99mTc-DTPA in the kidney and its compartments during renography and the use of compartmental analysis to improve the diagnostic capability of renography. A …
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