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Radiology, Vol 121, 617-619, Copyright © 1976 by Radiological Society of North America

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Enzymatic evidence of renal tubular damage following renal angiography

EJ Goldstein, DA Feinfeld, GM Fleischner and M Elkin

Ligandin, a glutathione (GSH) transferase, is a protein found in proximal tubular cells as well as in other tissues. It does not occur in the urine of normal subjects; however, its presence has been detected in the urine of some patients who have undergone renal angiography. This finding suggests renal tubular cell damage due to the procedure.


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