Assessing and modifying the vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Armonk, NY :
Futura Pub. Co.,
[2002]
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| Series: | American Heart Association monograph series.
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Table of Contents:
- Evolving concepts of atherothrombosis
- Cerebrovascular diseases: pathophysiology and management
- Aortic arch vulnerable plaques: update
- The vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque in peripheral vascular disease
- Panel discussion I. Overview of pathology: clinical correlations of atherosclerosis
- Thermography: a novel approach for identification of plaques at risk of rupture and/or thrombosis
- Intravascular ultrasound and plaque vulnerability: evidence of a systemic disease process
- Intracoronary angioscopy to detect vulnerable plaques: a technique whose time has come?
- Electron beam computed tomography in assessing the vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque
- Multirow-detector helical computed tomography
- Panel discussion IIA. Overview of imaging: coronary atherosclerosis
- Imaging of the high-risk plaque using magnetic resonance imaging
- Cardiovascular imaging with optical coherence tomography
- Panel discussion IIB. Overview of imaging: atherosclerotic regions and imaging modalities
- Plaque instability and remodeling: mechanisms and possible misconceptions
- Structural and cellular components of the vulnerable plaque: extracellular matrix
- Structural and cellular components of the vulnerable plaque: inflammatory cells
- Panel discussion III. Structural and cellular components of the vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque
- Stress and strain: biomechanical guides for imaging plaque stability
- Endothelium, flow, and atherothrombosis
- Activities that trigger plaque disruption
- Panel discussion IV. Mechanical forces in plaque disruption
- Matrix metalloproteinases and their inhibitors
- Calcium deposition in vulnerable atherosclerotic plaques: pathophysiologic mechanisms and potential implications in the acute coronary syndromes
- Panel discussion V. Regulation of functional components of the vulnerable plaque.