January 1, 2017BioMed Research InternationalOpen Access

Assessment of Influences of Stenoses in Right Carotid Artery on Left Carotid Artery Using Wall Stress Marker

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Reconstructed three-dimensional domain of a patient's left and right carotid arteries with stenoses at the…

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Authors

ABArindam BitNational Institute of Technology Raipur DGDushali GhagareNational Institute of Technology Raipur ARAlbert A. RizvanovKazan Federal University

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Suggests asymmetric branch surveillance in carotid stenosis; leaves open validation of hemodynamic models in prospective cohorts.

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Population

Reconstructed three-dimensional domain of a patient's left and right carotid arteries with stenoses at the basilar segment of the right artery.

Intervention

Computational fluid dynamics modeling using 4D phase-contrast MRI data, Power Law, and Quemada models.

Outcome

Wall shear stress and its gradient-based and harmonic-based descriptors.surrogate

Computational modeling demonstrates that primary stenosis in the right carotid artery alters hemodynamics, predisposing specific branches of both carotid arteries to secondary stenoses.

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Bit et al. (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a924feb9d072e6712f0cb64 https://doi.org/10.1155/2017/2935195

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Assessment of Influences of Stenoses in Right Carotid Artery on Left Carotid Artery Using Wall Stress Marker

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Assessment of Influences of Stenoses in Right Carotid Artery on Left Carotid Artery Using Wall Stress Marker

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