Neoatherosclerosis

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Fig. 17.1 Neointima formation after BMS implantation. This image shows a case of unstable angina in a 58-year-old-man. The black, numbered arrowheads in panel B and C correspond with the…

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Bare-Metal Stent

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Fig. 14.1 Schematic presentation of time sequence after BMS implantation to coronary artery. Initially, platelet deposition and activation occur at the injury site, leading to activate inflammatory cells that secrete…

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Angioscopy of Saphenous Vein Graft

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Fig. 11.1 Intravascular images (a, b) and histologic sections (c, d) of a newly harvested saphenous vein in ex vivo study [5]. Intravascular ultrasound (a) shows single-layered appearance. Angioscopy (b)…

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Classification of Plaque and Thrombus

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Fig. 6.1 Classification of coronary angioscopic findings. Plaque is classified into yellow and white according to the color and smooth or complex according to the shape. Thrombus is classified into…

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Other Vessels

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Fig. 12.1 Photo of whole angioscopy system Fig. 12.2 Visualization of deep venous thrombus by using angioscope. A guiding balloon catheter is inserted through brachial or cervical vein, and heparinized…

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Structure and Principle of Angioscope

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Fig. 1.1 Principle of the optical fiber. Circumference material should be a water-containing fluid, so that refractive-index matching is assumed. Refraction on the tip of fiber is omitted. Incident angle…

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Pharmacological Intervention

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Macro-morphological aspect  Thin cap with large lipid core (Thin-cap fibroatheroma: TCFA)  Positive remodeling  Glistening or intense yellow plaque  Fissured plaque  Superficial calcified nodule  Spotty calcification  Intraplaque hemorrhage  Severe stenosis Micromorphological…

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