Meanings of intravascular ultrasound in English

As the mechanism of disappearance, thrombotic occlusion was confirmed upon intravascular ultrasound.

Etiologies identified by intravascular ultrasound included unrecognized reference plaque and angiographically occult dissections.

Consecutive patients undergoing coronary stenting and intravascular ultrasound imaging were included.

Angiography appeared to detect lesion eccentricity more often than intravascular ultrasound.

Methods: Preintervention intravascular ultrasound images were obtained in 44 patients with chronic stable angina.

Angiographic and intravascular ultrasound criteria for lesion eccentricity were compared.

Coronary blood flow was measured angiographically; plaque components were detected by virtual histology intravascular ultrasound.

The current gold standard of diagnosis of TCAV is coronary angiography with or without intravascular ultrasound.

Methods: We used intravascular ultrasound to study 29 patients before or after, or both, successful coronary angioplasty.

Routine use of intravascular ultrasound and reduced contrast may have contributed to lower rates of renal insufficiency.

We analyzed 220 patients with ACS who had suitable intravascular ultrasound images that were acquired before intervention.

This diagnosis can be confirmed through the combined use of optical frequency domain imaging and intravascular ultrasound.

Before and after stenting, the cross section of the smallest luminal area and vessel area was measured with intravascular ultrasound.

Hospital charts were reviewed, and qualitative and quantitative coronary angiographic and intravascular ultrasound analyses were performed by independent core laboratories.

Methods: Thirty-two consecutive HT recipients underwent intravascular ultrasound evaluation at month 1 and year 1 after HT.

Interventions and main outcome measures: Coronary artery plaque burden was assessed using a 30 MHz intravascular ultrasound catheter during an automated pullback.