ArticleEuropean radiology2019
Relevance of anatomical, plaque, and hemodynamic characteristics of non-obstructive coronary lesions in the prediction of risk for acute coronary syndrome.
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Abstract
objectivesWe explored the anatomical, plaque, and hemodynamic characteristics of high-risk non-obstructive coronary lesions that caused acute coronary syndrome (ACS).
methodsFrom the EMERALD study which included ACS patients with available coronary CT angiography (CCTA) before the ACS, non-obstructive lesions (percent diameter stenosis < 50%) were selected. CCTA images were analyzed for lesion characteristics by independent CCTA and computational fluid dynamics core laboratories. The relative importance of each characteristic was assessed by information gain.
resultsOf the 132 lesions, 24 were the culprit for ACS. The culprit lesions showed a larger change in FFR
conclusionNon-obstructive lesions with higher ΔFFR KEY POINTS: • Change in FFR
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