Figure 4’: Patient B:
(a) Spectral waveform of intrarenal arteries showing complete return to
normal of the resistive index, evaluated at 0.62.
(b) Sagittal view of the graft showing complete resolution of the mass
effect and normal Color Energy vascularization of the renal parenchyma.
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