<p>Panel (A) shows an example of an early, panel (B) an example of a more advanced atherosclerotic lesion as assessed by intravascular ultrasound radiofrequency data analysis. Fibrous tissue is represented by dark green, fibrofatty tissue by light green, necrotic tissue by red and calcified tissue by white colour. We observed a significantly higher amount of fibrofatty (*) tissue in areas exposed to the lowest level of ESS (quartile 1) in comparison to low-intermediate ESS (quartile 2), intermediate-high ESS (quartile 3) or high ESS (quartile 4) (p≤0.023) (C). There was no difference in the amount of other tissue types depending on the level of ESS (p≥0.061).</p
Objective—The mechanisms promoting the focal formation of rupture-prone coronary plaques in vivo rem...
-Despite the exposure of the entire vasculature to the atherogenic effects of systemic risk factors,...
Aims To investigate local haemodynamics in the setting of acute coronary plaque rupture and erosion....
<p>There was a significantly higher prevalence of atherosclerotic plaques in areas of very low (quar...
AIM To examine the effect of endothelial shear stress (ESS) on the dynamic changes in plaque phen...
The heterogeneity of plaque formation, the vascular remodelling response to plaque formation, and th...
BACKGROUND Low endothelial shear stress (ESS) is associated with plaque progression and vulnerabi...
The role of low and oscillating shear stress as a key factor for localizing early atherosclerotic pl...
AimsThe association of low endothelial shear stress (ESS) with high-risk plaque (HRP) has not been t...
Aims: Atherosclerotic plaques develop in low shear stress regions. In the more advanced phase of the...
ObjectivesThis study theoretically examined the longitudinal structural determinants of plaque vulne...
ObjectivesThe purpose of the present study was to assess the relationship between shear stress distr...
Objectives—The mechanisms promoting the focal formation of rupture-prone coronary plaques in vivo re...
Background—-Extremes of wall shear stress (WSS) have been associated with plaque progression and tra...
A thrombotic occlusion of the vessel fed by ruptured coronary atherosclerotic plaque may result in u...
Objective—The mechanisms promoting the focal formation of rupture-prone coronary plaques in vivo rem...
-Despite the exposure of the entire vasculature to the atherogenic effects of systemic risk factors,...
Aims To investigate local haemodynamics in the setting of acute coronary plaque rupture and erosion....
<p>There was a significantly higher prevalence of atherosclerotic plaques in areas of very low (quar...
AIM To examine the effect of endothelial shear stress (ESS) on the dynamic changes in plaque phen...
The heterogeneity of plaque formation, the vascular remodelling response to plaque formation, and th...
BACKGROUND Low endothelial shear stress (ESS) is associated with plaque progression and vulnerabi...
The role of low and oscillating shear stress as a key factor for localizing early atherosclerotic pl...
AimsThe association of low endothelial shear stress (ESS) with high-risk plaque (HRP) has not been t...
Aims: Atherosclerotic plaques develop in low shear stress regions. In the more advanced phase of the...
ObjectivesThis study theoretically examined the longitudinal structural determinants of plaque vulne...
ObjectivesThe purpose of the present study was to assess the relationship between shear stress distr...
Objectives—The mechanisms promoting the focal formation of rupture-prone coronary plaques in vivo re...
Background—-Extremes of wall shear stress (WSS) have been associated with plaque progression and tra...
A thrombotic occlusion of the vessel fed by ruptured coronary atherosclerotic plaque may result in u...
Objective—The mechanisms promoting the focal formation of rupture-prone coronary plaques in vivo rem...
-Despite the exposure of the entire vasculature to the atherogenic effects of systemic risk factors,...
Aims To investigate local haemodynamics in the setting of acute coronary plaque rupture and erosion....