Ultraschall in der Medizin (Stuttgart, Germany : 1980) · 1995
[Intrarenal color Doppler ultrasound for exclusion of renal artery stenosis in cases of multiple renal arteries. Analysis of the Doppler spectrum and tardus parvus phenomenon].
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Strank H, Jaeger U, Teifke A
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PURPOSE: To diagnose possible renal artery stenosis especially in case of multiple renal arteries by intrarenal colour-coded Duplex sonography.
METHODS: In 50 hypertensive patients lobar and interlobar arteries were looked for at 3 different levels. Analysis included the determination of the early systolic acceleration time and the assessment of the Doppler waveform, especially the "tardus-parvus" phenomenon. Intraarterial angiography was performed in all patients the next day.
RESULTS: In 48/50 patients the sonographic investigations were sufficiently evaluable. Angiography showed haemodynamically relevant stenosis in 13 patients, in 4 patients bilaterally. In 21 patients (42%) multiple renal arteries were found. Sensitivity and specificity in the diagnosis of renal artery stenosis was 77% respectively 46% (threshold value > or = 0.120 s). In 10/17 angiographically verified haemodynamically relevant renal artery stenosis a change of the Doppler waveform was noted; sensitivity in the diagnosis of renal artery stenosis was 69%, specificity 90%.
CONCLUSION: Intrarenal colour-coded Duplex sonography cannot be recommended as a screening tool for renal artery stenosis.
METHODS: In 50 hypertensive patients lobar and interlobar arteries were looked for at 3 different levels. Analysis included the determination of the early systolic acceleration time and the assessment of the Doppler waveform, especially the "tardus-parvus" phenomenon. Intraarterial angiography was performed in all patients the next day.
RESULTS: In 48/50 patients the sonographic investigations were sufficiently evaluable. Angiography showed haemodynamically relevant stenosis in 13 patients, in 4 patients bilaterally. In 21 patients (42%) multiple renal arteries were found. Sensitivity and specificity in the diagnosis of renal artery stenosis was 77% respectively 46% (threshold value > or = 0.120 s). In 10/17 angiographically verified haemodynamically relevant renal artery stenosis a change of the Doppler waveform was noted; sensitivity in the diagnosis of renal artery stenosis was 69%, specificity 90%.
CONCLUSION: Intrarenal colour-coded Duplex sonography cannot be recommended as a screening tool for renal artery stenosis.