Knowledge of the influence of percutaneous transluminal (coronary) angioplasty on the mechanical properties of atherosclerotic arteries is scarce. We performed experiments to determine the elasticity, viscosity and minimal diameter of arteries before and after angioplasty. Our results show significant changes in elasticity and viscosity of arterial segments, but show that minimal arterial diameter remains unchanged. This suggests that the effect of angioplasty is not primarily caused by change in arterial diameter, but is generated by a change in arterial elasticity as well as viscosit
To determine whether percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) increases coronary artery...
After successful coronary angioplasty, the minimal luminal diameter of the dilated coronary artery s...
textabstractTo determine the changes in stenotic and nonstenotic segments of a dilated coronary arte...
Long term success rate of percutaneous transluminal (coronary) angioplasty is limited by restenosis....
The aim of this research was to characterize the immediate alterations induced by angioplasty and to...
The incidence of restenosis has been shown to be correlated with the overstretching of the arterial ...
The elastic behavior of the dilated coronary vessel has been reported to affect the immediate result...
textabstractLittle is known about the elastic behavior of the coronary vessel wall directly after pe...
Mechanical characterization of the coronary arterial wall isimportant for several reasons. Mechanica...
Dialysis vascular access remains vitally important to maintain life and functional capacity with end...
AbstractThe immediate result of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty is influenced by both...
textabstractThe immediate result of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty is influenced by ...
Mechanical characterization of the coronary arterial wall isimportant for several reasons. Mechanica...
SUMMARY We did this study to provide data on the elastic properties of coronary arteries, such being...
The effect of repeated (3 to 10 second) and transient (15 to 75 second) abrupt coronary occlusion on...
To determine whether percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) increases coronary artery...
After successful coronary angioplasty, the minimal luminal diameter of the dilated coronary artery s...
textabstractTo determine the changes in stenotic and nonstenotic segments of a dilated coronary arte...
Long term success rate of percutaneous transluminal (coronary) angioplasty is limited by restenosis....
The aim of this research was to characterize the immediate alterations induced by angioplasty and to...
The incidence of restenosis has been shown to be correlated with the overstretching of the arterial ...
The elastic behavior of the dilated coronary vessel has been reported to affect the immediate result...
textabstractLittle is known about the elastic behavior of the coronary vessel wall directly after pe...
Mechanical characterization of the coronary arterial wall isimportant for several reasons. Mechanica...
Dialysis vascular access remains vitally important to maintain life and functional capacity with end...
AbstractThe immediate result of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty is influenced by both...
textabstractThe immediate result of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty is influenced by ...
Mechanical characterization of the coronary arterial wall isimportant for several reasons. Mechanica...
SUMMARY We did this study to provide data on the elastic properties of coronary arteries, such being...
The effect of repeated (3 to 10 second) and transient (15 to 75 second) abrupt coronary occlusion on...
To determine whether percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) increases coronary artery...
After successful coronary angioplasty, the minimal luminal diameter of the dilated coronary artery s...
textabstractTo determine the changes in stenotic and nonstenotic segments of a dilated coronary arte...