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Percutaneous ultrasound is a valuable noninvasive tool for evaluating atherosclerosis components and for guiding percutaneous peripheral interventions to treat peripheral artery disease.
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Surface ultrasound is highlighted as a highly useful tool for both the non-invasive diagnosis of atherosclerosis (evaluating IMT and stiffness) and the guidance of peripheral arterial interventions to reduce contrast use and radiation.
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Masami Nishino (2010) conducted a review in Atherosclerosis and peripheral artery disease. Percutaneous ultrasound (surface echo) was evaluated. Percutaneous ultrasound is a valuable noninvasive tool for evaluating atherosclerosis components and for guiding percutaneous peripheral interventions to treat peripheral artery disease.
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