TOTHEEDITOR: Intheirarticleonrenographicanalysis, granted free of charge speaks to the
commercial nature of some publications and reinforces that secondary publication is for the …

TOTHEEDITOR: Intheirarticleonrenographicanalysis, granted free of charge speaks to the
commercial nature of some publications and reinforces that secondary publication is for the …

4. Al Nahhas A, Marcus AJ, Bomanji J, et al. Validity of the mean parenchymal transit time as
a screening test for the detection of functional renal artery stenosis in hypertensive patients …

The aim of this study was to evaluate Rutland's method for the recovery of renal retention
function without deconvolution. Renograms (n= 5800) were generated by convolving 10 real …

Further to a paper by Piepsz and Ham [1] in a recent issue of Nuclear Medicine
Communications, the renal output efficiency was described by Chaiwatanarat et al. in 1993 …

Materials and Methods: Seventeen patients (32 kidneys) were referred for further evaluation
by renal scanning. All patients were positioned supine with their backs to the scintillation …

A new deconvolution technique is described. It is based on an earlier method which used a
graphical technique to analyse the early stages of organ data and blood curves to obtain the …

The interesting error analysis of one-sample clearance methods by Kotzerke et al.(1992)
should not obscure the fact that the errors are small when compared with other methods for …

MATERIALS AND METHODS Oeconvolution and the Patlak-Rutland plot are two of the most
commonly used methods for analyzing dynamic radionuclide renography. Both methods …

The importance of comparing various deconvolution techniques on real patient data lies in
the fact that there are two different approaches to that problem. One, which prefers general …