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The authors report a case of acute renal failure resulting from acute cortical necrosis. A selective renal angiogram defined a very unusual, abrupt termination of vascularity at the interlobular and arcuate levels. Nephro-angiography is an important tool in the diagnosis of acute cortical necrosis in the initial phase of acute renal failure.
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