Imaging modality-dependent carotid stenosis severity variations against intravascular ultrasound as a reference: Carotid Artery intravasculaR Ultrasound Study (CARUS)
Abstract:Purpose
Different non-invasive and invasive imaging modalities are used to determine carotid artery stenosis severity as a principal parameter in clinical decision-making. We compared stenosis degree obtained with different modalities against intravascular ultrasound (IVUS).
Methods
300 consecutive patients (age 47–83 years, 192 men, 68% symptomatic) with carotid artery stenosis of “≥50%” referred for potential revascularization received as per study protocol (i) duplex ultrasound (DUS), (ii) computed tomog… Show more
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