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12 May 1995 Diagnosis of cardiovascular lesions by percutaneous angioscopy and intravascular ultrasound
Junichi Hirose M.D., Michihiko Sasaki M.D., Tomomitsu Oshima, Osamu Morizuki, Minoru Takahashi, K. Kawamura, Yasumi Uchida M.D.
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Abstract
We performed simultaneous angioscopy and intravascular ultrasound imaging (IVUS) to evaluate the luminal changes of cardiac chambers, valves and vessels in patients with various categories of cardiovascular disease. We observed cardiac chambers in 7, coronary arteries in 3, aortic valve in 6, aorta in 10, vena cava in 2, pulmonary arteries in 3 and femoral arteries in 5 pts. The angioscopy was suitable for detection of the changes in color and for 3D evaluation of small changes. The IVUS was suitable for detection of calcified tissues and for evaluation of cardiac and vessel wall structures. Furthermore, we could observe dynamic motion of the cardiac valves by the IVUS. The results indicate that simultaneous observation by IVUS and angioscopy gives us much more information on the cardiovascular changes.
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Junichi Hirose M.D., Michihiko Sasaki M.D., Tomomitsu Oshima, Osamu Morizuki, Minoru Takahashi, K. Kawamura, and Yasumi Uchida M.D. "Diagnosis of cardiovascular lesions by percutaneous angioscopy and intravascular ultrasound", Proc. SPIE 2395, Lasers in Surgery: Advanced Characterization, Therapeutics, and Systems V, (12 May 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.209133
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KEYWORDS
Intravascular ultrasound

Arteries

Blood

Tissues

Cardiac catheterization

Veins

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