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| The major problem encountered with renal transplantation is __________ |
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| renal size, calyceal pattern, extrarenal fluid collections |
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Early after surgery, a baseline sonographic examination is performed to determine __________,
__________ and ___________.
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| hematoma, abscess, lymphocele, urinoma |
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Perirenal fluid collections, such as _______, __________, _________,or ___________, can be diagnosed reliably and differentiated from acute rejection.
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__________ rejection occurs within hours of transplantation and is caused by vasculitis leading to thrombosis
and usually the loss of the graft.
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| ______________ rejection occurs within days to months after transplant. |
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| ________________ rejection causes include prefonned antibodies, immune complexes, and cell-mediated response. |
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| _____________ rejection can occur months after transplantation with gradual onset. |
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size and shape; appearance of the pyramids, cortex, and
parenchyma; and presence of fluid collections
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| Sonographic findings in rejection include: |
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| cadaveric, donor-relative |
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The incidence of ATN is usually higher in _________ transplants than in _________ transplants or
in kidneys that undergo warm ischemia or prolonged preservation, kidneys with multiple renal arteries, or kidneys
obtained from elderly donors.
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| Early signs of obstruction are or severe _________ in a patient with satisfactory renal volumes |
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| Renal artery stenosis exhibits a _____________ jet with distal turbulence. |
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| This Doppler is not angle dependent and has a greater sensitivity to detect blood flow and is called _____________ |
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