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How Do You Read A Renal Ultrasonography?
Renogram; Kidney scan
What the risks are
There is a slight amount of radiation from the radioisotope. Most of this radiation exposure occurs to the kidneys and bladder as the isotope is removed from the body. Virtually all radiation is gone from the body in 24 hours. However, because of the slight exposure to radiation, caution is advised if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Extremely rarely, a person will have an
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