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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine Vol. 20 No. 10 1018-1022
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Renal Cortical Imaging and the Detection of Renal Mass Lesions

Joe C. Leonard, E. William Allen, James Goin and Carl W. Smith

Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Correspondence: For reprints contact: Joe C. Leonard, Nuclear Medicine, Oklahoma Children's Memorial Hospital, P.O. Box 26307. Oklahoma City, OK 73126.

ABSTRACT

Tc-99m gluceptate renal imaging was compared with the intravenous urogram in 41 patients. While the specificity of the examination was essentially the same for both techniques, the sensitivity for the detection of renal mass lesions was better with gluceptate imaging. The study suggests the desirability of a shift in emphasis from the IVU to the Tc-99m gluceptate scintigram in the early evaluation of suspected renal mass lesions, and merits further clinical evaluation.







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