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Radiopertechnetate and radiohippurate imaging offer a noninvasive method of distinguishing between various complications of renal transplantation. They are especially useful in patients on dialysis, may anticipate biochemical changes by as much as 48 hours, and also provide a useful independent means of confirming the biochemical and clinical parameters. The potential hazards of angiography and retrograde ureteral catheterization are eliminated.
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