Assessment of Atherosclerosis from Angiographic Images
Experimental Biology and MedicinePublished 1 April 1974
David H. Blankenhorn, Samuel H. Brooks, Robert H. Selzer, Donald W. Crawford, Hyunsook Chin
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Combined measurement of edge irregularity and variation in cross-sectional density provides an angiographic index indicative of local cholesterol concentration in aorta walls and atheromas.
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Raised aortic atheromas can be quantitated by densitometer-computer analysis of edge irregularity on angiographic shadows. Combined measurement of edge irregularity and variation in cross-sectional density provides an angiographic index indicative of local cholesterol concentration in aorta walls and atheromas.
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