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What does a 6.8 mins time to peak (normal=less than 5) and 6.5 half time to peak (normal=less than 10) from a split kidney fx test indicate? what could be causing the slower time to peak result?

Q: what does a 6.8 mins time to peak (normal=less than 5) and 6.5 half time to peak (normal=less than 10) from a split kidney fx test indicate? what could be causing the slower time to peak result?

: There can be many reasons which have to be co-related with other tests and findings by your nephrologist.

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Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

There can be many reasons which have to be co-related with other tests and findings by your nephrologist.

Answered 9/6/2023

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A member asked:

What does a 6.8 mins time to peak (normal=less than 5) and 6.5 half time to peak (normal=less than 10) from a split kidney fx test indicate? what could be causing the slower time to peak result?

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Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

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