Jerry E. Handy

University of Utah

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Kathryn A. Morton

Intermountain Healthcare

Frederick L. Datz

University of Utah

Anthony J. Scuderi

American College of Radiology

Paul E. Christian

Institute for Plasma Research

A O Haakenstad

University of Washington

S C Rose

University of California, San Diego

Jeffrey J. Goates

University of Colorado Denver

Harry E. Greenberg

University of Utah

Wesley W. Whooten

Alexandra A. Fortner

University of Utah

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Huntsman Cancer Institute

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COMPARISON OF GFR DETERMINATION BY I-125 IODOTHALAMATE, TC-99M SCINTIGRAPHY AND TC-99M DTPA CLEARANCE FROM BLOOD.

Clinical Nuclear Medicine (1988)

Kathryn A. Morton Jeff Goates Fred Datz Anthony J. Scuderi Jerry E. Handy

Morton, Kathryn A.; Goates, Jeff; Datz, Fred; Scuderi, Anthony; Handy, Jerry Author Information

Technetium-99m

10.1097/00003072-198809001-00052

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Intraoperative cholangiography: use of portable fluoroscopy and transmitted images.

Radiology (1991)

Jerry E. Handy S C Rose A S Nieves Rhiannon Johnson John G. Hunter

Intraoperative cholangiograms were obtained with portable fluoroscopy in 53 patients during laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and the images were transmitted to the radiology department. Each image was assessed for diagnostic quality and bile duct abnormalities (eg, retained stones and duct aberrancies). The aberrancy rate was 5.7% with the aberrant duct in the region of surgical dissection. The fluoroscopic technique provided diagnostic images with the advantage of real-time visualization, immediate communication with the surgeon, and the potential to decrease the risk of bile duct injury.

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10.1148/radiology.181.1.1832231

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Dipyridamole Thallium-201 Myocardial Scintigraphy

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology (1988)

Anthony J. Scuderi Frederick L. Datz Paul E. Christian Jerry E. Handy Alexandra A. Fortner

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THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON THE RATE OF GASTRIC EMPTYING.

Clinical Nuclear Medicine (1988)

Frederick L. Datz Paul E. Christian Kathryn A. Morton Jerry E. Handy John G. Moore

10.1097/00003072-198809001-00033

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Radiology (1992)

Jerry E. Handy Franklin J. Miller Robert L. Johnson

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10.1148/radiology.183.3.878-a

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Diagnostic use of angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE)-inhibited renal scintigraphy in the identification of selective renal artery stenosis in the presence of multiple renal arteries: a case report.

PubMed (1990)

Kathryn A. Morton S C Rose A O Haakenstad Jerry E. Handy Anthony J. Scuderi

In patients with renovascular hypertension, it is unknown whether the angiotensin converting enzyme-(ACE) inhibited renal scan will identify stenosis of a segmental branch of a single renal artery or of an accessory artery where multiple renal arteries are present. Since multiple renal arteries may be present in approximately 25% of all individuals, it will be important to establish whether the ACE-inhibited renal scan is useful in this population. We report a case of stenosis involving a renal artery in a patient with multiple renal arteries, successfully identified by ACE-inhibited renal scintigraphy.

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Renal Artery Obstruction

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Comparison of methods for calculating glomerular filtration rate: technetium-99m-DTPA scintigraphic analysis, protein-free and whole-plasma clearance of technetium-99m-DTPA and iodine-125-iothalamate clearance.

PubMed (1990)

Jeffrey J. Goates Kathryn A. Morton Wesley W. Whooten Harry E. Greenberg Frederick L. Datz

True glomerular filtration rate (GFR) was measured in normal volunteers and in patients with normal and impaired renal function by the iothalamate clearance (IC) method of Sigman. Within 24 hr, GFR was also determined by two other methods: technetium-99m- (99mTc) DTPA scintigraphic analysis (SA) utilizing a modification of the Gates computer program, and by measuring disappearance of 99mTc-DTPA from whole plasma (WPC) and from protein-free ultrafiltered plasma (PFPC). Determinations of GFR by IC and by PFPC methods were virtually identical (mean absolute error 5.36 ml/min, r = 0.99, p greater than 0.05). GFRs measured in protein-free, ultrafiltered plasma differed significantly from those obtained from whole plasma only in sicker patients and in those taking multiple medications (in whom alterations in protein-binding of DTPA may be seen). The SA method correlated less well with the iodine-125-(125I) IC method than did either the protein-free or whole-plasma clearance methods (mean absolute error 32.36 ml/min, r = 0.74, p less than 0.05). However, the SA method provided useful information with respect to differential (split) renal function.

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