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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Multi-slice spiral CT angiography in the pro-kidney transplantation for renal artery assessment of the value of Author: Chen Shui-Bin, Xu Mengjun, Ouyang Lin [Abstract] Objective To investigate the multi-slice spiral CT renal angiography (MSCTA) of the pro-kidney transplantation for renal artery evaluation of the application. Methods 38 cases of live donor kidney were preoperatively multi-slice spiral CT scans of renal vascular imaging, including volume rendering technique (VR), maximum intensity projection (MIP), shaded surface display imaging (SSD), multi-planar reconstruction (MPR) and curved Reconstruction (CPR) analysis of post-processing techniques, evaluation, and to take kidney and renal transplant surgery and contrast DSA. Results of 38 cases of renal artery MSCTA are clear and show a ~ 4 branches, 30 cases of kidneys are a single artery, 3 cases showed a single support pole right renal artery, 2 cases showed a single branch of left renal pole artery, 1 case showed both kidneys Single pole artery. MSCTA results of the assessment of renal vascular and renal intraoperative findings and taking results are consistent with DSA, sensitivity and accuracy of 100%. Conclusion multi-slice spiral CT renal angiography (MSCTA) is a pro-donor kidney transplantation preoperative evaluation of living donor renal vascular and non-invasive, safe and effective inspection method can reflect the true anatomy of the renal artery, renal transplant carried out smoothly with good the guiding role. [Keywords:] multi-slice spiral CT; kidney transplantation; vascular imaging [Abstract] Objective To investigate the multi-slice spiral CT renal angiography (MSCTA) to pro-kidney transplantation for renal artery assessment value. Methods 38 cases of live donor nephrectomy were preoperative renal line multi-slice spiral CT angiography scan, including volume rendering technology (VR), maximum intensity projection (MIP), shaded surface display imaging (SSD), mu