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Kidney, ureter, and renal vessels of living donor (Mother). (a) Volume-rendered (VR) image showing normal kidneys and urinary tracts bilaterally; (b) Maximum intensity of projection (MIP) showing bilateral normal renal arteries originating from aorta and branching well into the renal parenchyma; (c) Right kidney shows uniform hypoattenuated subcapsular rim of cortex (Axial Image); (d) Uniform hypoattenuated subcapsular rim of cortex (Coronal Image). Both C and D favor feature of renal cortical necrosis in kidney donor
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Computed tomography (CT) renal angiography showed normal kidneys and urinary tracts as well as normal renal arteries originating from the aorta and branching well into the renal parenchyma [Figure 1a and b]. In view of persistent anuria, she was subjected to contrast-enhanced CT (CECT) scan of abdomen on POD28, which revealed features of acute RCN in right kidney [Figure 1c and d].
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