Early Detection of Vulnerable Atherosclerotic Plaque for Risk Reduction of Acute XXXX and Thromboemboli and Atheroemboli Using Non-Obstructive Angioscopy.

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UNASSIGNED: The mortality rate due to @entity397 of @entity1580 and @entity449 is approximately 90%. Acute @entity1755 can be fatal prior to hospitalization and has proven difficult to diagnose correctly or predict. The in-hospital mortality rate of ruptured @entity449 ranges from 53 to 66%. Emergency surgical and endovascular treatments are the only options for @entity1755 and @entity449 . No method of systematic early detection or inspection of vessel injury is available at the prevention stage. Regardless of the improvement in many imaging modalities, aortic diameter has remained a major criterion for recommending surgery in diagnosed @entity1 . Previous reports have suggested a relationship between vulnerable plaque and @entity731 . Non-obstructive angioscopy is a new method for evaluating intimal injury over the whole aorta. It has been used to identify many advanced @entity731 plaques that were missed on traditional imaging modalities before @entity439 formation. Non-obstructive angioscopy has shown that @entity731 of the aorta begins before that of the coronary artery, which had been noted on autopsy "in vivo". Strong or repetitive @entity130 might cause sudden aortic disruption. @entity1856 is also a risk factor of @entity64 and perivascular @entity887 . Detecting aortic vulnerable @entity731 plaque on non-obstructive angioscopy may not only clarify the pathogenesis of acute @entity1755 but also play a role in the pre-emptive medicine.
