Titlebook: Cardiovascular OCT Imaging; Ik-Kyung Jang Book 20151st edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Acute Coronary Syndrome.

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Neoatherosclerosis,ease. However, according to the results of recent clinical studies, late recurrence of cardiovascular events relating to previously implanted coronary stents has emerged as an important issue in current cardiovascular medicine. The mechanism of late stent failure has not been elucidated, but the int

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Bioabsorbable Stent,quent restoration of endothelial coverage may address the safety concerns associated with metallic drug-eluting stents such as permanent caging of the artery with or without malapposition, jailing of side branches and late stent thrombosis..Currently, numerous bioresorbable scaffolds – the majority

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Consensus Documents,ments focused on the clinical applications of OCT for baseline or post-intervention assessment have been released. As the first goal of this chapter, we summarized the conclusion reached by the consensus documents, updating the statements that were made at that time, with new concepts..The assessmen

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Uniformizing the Stacks of Abelian Sheaves,translation, beginning with . imaging and histology, preclinical animal studies and progressing to clinical studies in patients is discussed. The history of commercial intravascular OCT development is also summarized.

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The Number Line under the Microscope,tant in optimizing PCI results in SCAD. The future is particularly promising if a collaborative approach is undertaken to utilize OCT as an . microscope to shed more light in this poorly understood disease entity.

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The Complex History of the Imaginary,portant in the development of stent-related late cardiovascular adverse events..In this chapter, the basic mechanisms, morphological characteristics, and clinical impact of neoatherosclerosis are described.

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The Development of OCT,translation, beginning with . imaging and histology, preclinical animal studies and progressing to clinical studies in patients is discussed. The history of commercial intravascular OCT development is also summarized.