[Acute coronary syndrome diagnosed by the intravascular imaging].
Atsushi Hirayama, Yasunori Ueda, Kazuhisa Kodama
Abstract
Atsushi Hirayama, Yasunori Ueda, Kazuhisa Kodama
Abstract
Coronary plaque rupture and the following formed thrombus have been revealed the cause of acute coronary syndrome. This evidence had been proposed by the pathologists 100 years ago; however, the intravascular imaging such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) or coronary angioscopy has revealed the clinical evidences in live human being. Thrombus and yellow plaque detected by coronary angioscopy as well as the ruptured fibrous cap detected by IVUS are the characteristics for the lesion of ACS, which does not show the significant stenosis. Thus, ACS lesion should be diagnosed by IVUS or coronary angioscopy.
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Coronary plaque rupture and the following formed thrombus have been revealed the cause of acute coronary syndrome. This evidence had been proposed by the pathologists 100 years ago; however, the intravascular imaging such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) or coronary angioscopy has revealed the clinical evidences in live human being. Thrombus and yellow plaque detected by coronary angioscopy as well as the ruptured fibrous cap detected by IVUS are the characteristics for the lesion of ACS, which does not show the significant stenosis. Thus, ACS lesion should be diagnosed by IVUS or coronary angioscopy.
Key concepts: Angioscopy, Intravascular ultrasound, Medicine, Acute coronary syndrome, Thrombus, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Radiology