Titlebook: Atherosclerotic Plaques; Advances in Imaging Robert W. Wissler,M. Gene Bond,Gertrud Friedman Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Dilatat

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R. T. Dean,S. P. Gieseg,J. A. Simpsontatively assess the presence and severity of arterial lesions. Its advantages, which include ease of application, low cost, and repeated use without adverse consequences, make ultrasound imaging a preferred modality.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8068-7equire fewer study subjects and shorter periods of observation, but are dependent on valid reliable assessment of lesion changes. To date, coronary angiography has been the major endpoint measure used in lesion trials. This review covers factors which influence the performance of angiography.

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Innovation und Entrepreneurshipifferent institutions worldwide. efforts are being made to develop a non-invasive method for coronary angiography in order to investigate ambulatory patients with mild symptoms of coronary heart disease, and to monitor disease progression routinely.

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Synchrotron Angiography General Considerationsifferent institutions worldwide. efforts are being made to develop a non-invasive method for coronary angiography in order to investigate ambulatory patients with mild symptoms of coronary heart disease, and to monitor disease progression routinely.

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B-Mode Ultrasound Imaging Characterization of Atherosclerosisnces, epidemiology and medical management of the disease. Using experimental and animal models, specific therapies have been developed and tested and offer promising perspectives. However, it would be of great help to detect the morphological characteristics of atherosclerosis non-invasively and during plaque evolution in human arteries.

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Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ),ment (4), agreed on 35 mg/dl HDL cholesterol as a provisional cutoff value for risk assessment. This cutoff corresponds to the 16th percentile of the HDL cholesterol distribution in adult males in West Germany (Figure 2). Plasma concentrations below this cutoff may be associated with increased risk for premature onset of atherosclerosis.