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Computerized Three-Dimensional Intravascular Reconstructionzed imaging techniques described in the literature have brought a new and unique method for visualizing two-dimensional IVUS of coronary arteries and other vascular structures to the cardiac catheterization suite.[l-11] Early development focused on computerized cross-sectional viewing of two-dimensi

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Unstable Angina and Non-Q Wave Myocardial Infarction: Pathogenetic Mechanisms and Morphology of the l manifestations of the major disease process observed in clinical cardiology. Un stable angina and NQMI are clinically distinct syndromes of acute ischemia implying the presence of further jeopardized myocardium. Indeed, regardless of whether a small degree of myocardial necrosis has occurred (as m

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Defining Coronary Pathology and Clinical Syndromes by Coronary Angioscopy coronary blood vessels during surgery. In the last five years, major improvements in fiberoptic technology have made it possible to perform percutaneous coronary and peripheral vascular imaging in the catheterization laboratory. Angioscopy provides unique intravascular information. The intervention

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Usefulness of Intravascular Ultrasound for Detecting Atherosclerosis Progression Or Regressionty (1–6). Findings of the International Atherosclerosis Project (7) and others (8) indicate that cardiovascular morbidity and mortality are related to the overall extent of atherosclerosis. The ubiquitous nature of atherosclerosis, even in young subjects, is well established (9). Likewise, the contr

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Stenosis Morphology and Risk Assessment in Balloon Angioplastyction, need for emergency coronary artery bypass surgery and death. Factors such as the skill of the operators, availability of technology and patient selection are the major consideration in the risk assessment. From 1979-83, the operators from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) P