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John C. Harbert, MD; Elwin E. Fraley, MD; Peter J. Deckers, MD

JAMA. 1970;211(5):810-811.

Abstract
Patients without renal disease were examined with scintillation camera renography with the bladder filled and then emptied. Bladder filling produces a renogram pattern of prolonged transit time which is reproducible with or without catheterization. Patients should be asked to void before radioisotope renography, especially when the patient is given a water load and when more than one study is being performed.

Author Affiliations
From the Department of Nuclear Medicine (Dr. Harbert) and the Surgery Branch, National Cancer Institute, (Drs. Fraley and Deckers), Bethesda, Md. Dr. Harbert is now with the Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC, and Dr. Fraley is now with the University of Minnesota School of Medicine, Minneapolis.

Footnotes
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