ArticleJournal of the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions
Radial Wall Strain Assessment From AI-Assisted Angiography: Feasibility and Agreement With OCT as Reference Standard.
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Abstract
Background: High-strain spots in coronary arteries are associated with plaque vulnerability and predict future events. Artificial intelligence currently enables the calculation of radial wall strain (RWS) from coronary angiography (RWS Methods: All lesions from a previous OCT study were enrolled. OCT was automatically coregistered with angiography. RWS Results: Finite element analysis was performed in 578 OCT cross-sections from 45 lesions stemming from 36 patients. RWS Conclusions: Radial wall strain from coronary angiography can be rapidly and easily computed solely from angiography, showing excellent agreement with strain derived from coregistered OCT. This novel and simple method might provide a cost-effective biomechanical assessment in large populations.
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