Three-dimensional assessment of fibrous cap thickness in cadaveric atherosclerotic plaques using Cryo Imaging: A new gold standard for volumetric quantification?

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Three-dimensional assessment of fibrous cap thickness in cadaveric atherosclerotic plaques using Cryo Imaging: A new gold standard for volumetric quantification?

Author: Mehanna, Emile
Author's Email: emile.mehanna@uhhospitals.org
Mentor: Costa, Marco
Mentor's Email: marco.costa@uhhospitals.org
Project Type: clinical research
Keyword: Atherosclerosis, Cryo imaging, lipid rich plaque, Thin cap fibroatheroma, optical coherence tomography, intravascular imaging
Author's Position: resident
Year Presented: 2021

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Three-dimensional assessment of fibrous cap thickness in cadaveric atherosclerotic plaques using Cryo Imaging: A new gold standard for volumetric quantification?