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    Endosize and Vascops data acquisition. The pictures display an exemplary three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (CTA) reconstruction after successful semiautomated segmentation. (A) Using Endosize, the neck diameter and length as well <t>as</t> <t>α</t> and β angulations are calculated. The maximum abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) diameter (D max ) is calculated perpendicular to the center line (red dotted line). The aortic/iliac tortuosity indices are calculated as the ratio centerline/raceline (black dotted arrow) between P2 (lowest renal artery)/P4 (aortic bifurcation) and P4/P8 (inguinal ligament), respectively. (B) Using Vascops <t>A4</t> Clinics Research, the finite element method (FEM) captures areas (displayed as heatmap) and maximum points of intraluminal thrombus ( ILT , mm) thickness, peak wall stress ( PWS ; v. Mises stress, kPa) and peak wall rupture index ( PWRI ; rupture risk index). Orientation of reconstruction represented by anterior ( A ), posterior ( P ), left ( L ), and right ( R ).
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    Article Title: Rupture risk parameters upon biomechanical analysis independently change from vessel geometry during abdominal aortic aneurysm growth

    Journal: JVS-Vascular Science

    doi: 10.1016/j.jvssci.2022.10.004

    Endosize and Vascops data acquisition. The pictures display an exemplary three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (CTA) reconstruction after successful semiautomated segmentation. (A) Using Endosize, the neck diameter and length as well as α and β angulations are calculated. The maximum abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) diameter (D max ) is calculated perpendicular to the center line (red dotted line). The aortic/iliac tortuosity indices are calculated as the ratio centerline/raceline (black dotted arrow) between P2 (lowest renal artery)/P4 (aortic bifurcation) and P4/P8 (inguinal ligament), respectively. (B) Using Vascops A4 Clinics Research, the finite element method (FEM) captures areas (displayed as heatmap) and maximum points of intraluminal thrombus ( ILT , mm) thickness, peak wall stress ( PWS ; v. Mises stress, kPa) and peak wall rupture index ( PWRI ; rupture risk index). Orientation of reconstruction represented by anterior ( A ), posterior ( P ), left ( L ), and right ( R ).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Endosize and Vascops data acquisition. The pictures display an exemplary three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (CTA) reconstruction after successful semiautomated segmentation. (A) Using Endosize, the neck diameter and length as well as α and β angulations are calculated. The maximum abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) diameter (D max ) is calculated perpendicular to the center line (red dotted line). The aortic/iliac tortuosity indices are calculated as the ratio centerline/raceline (black dotted arrow) between P2 (lowest renal artery)/P4 (aortic bifurcation) and P4/P8 (inguinal ligament), respectively. (B) Using Vascops A4 Clinics Research, the finite element method (FEM) captures areas (displayed as heatmap) and maximum points of intraluminal thrombus ( ILT , mm) thickness, peak wall stress ( PWS ; v. Mises stress, kPa) and peak wall rupture index ( PWRI ; rupture risk index). Orientation of reconstruction represented by anterior ( A ), posterior ( P ), left ( L ), and right ( R ).

    Techniques Used: Computed Tomography

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    Article Title: Rupture risk parameters upon biomechanical analysis independently change from vessel geometry during abdominal aortic aneurysm growth
    Article Snippet: characteristics included age, gender, and comorbidities. .. Semiautomated segmentation of CTAs was performed using Endosize (Therenva) for geometric variables (diameter, neck configuration, α/β angle, and vessel tortuosity) and for finite element method A4 Clinics Research Edition (Vascops) for additional variables (intraluminal thrombus [ILT]), vessel volume, PWS, PWRI). .. Maximum point coordinates from at least one CTA 6 to 24 months b



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    Endosize and Vascops data acquisition. The pictures display an exemplary three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (CTA) reconstruction after successful semiautomated segmentation. (A) Using Endosize, the neck diameter and length as well <t>as</t> <t>α</t> and β angulations are calculated. The maximum abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) diameter (D max ) is calculated perpendicular to the center line (red dotted line). The aortic/iliac tortuosity indices are calculated as the ratio centerline/raceline (black dotted arrow) between P2 (lowest renal artery)/P4 (aortic bifurcation) and P4/P8 (inguinal ligament), respectively. (B) Using Vascops <t>A4</t> Clinics Research, the finite element method (FEM) captures areas (displayed as heatmap) and maximum points of intraluminal thrombus ( ILT , mm) thickness, peak wall stress ( PWS ; v. Mises stress, kPa) and peak wall rupture index ( PWRI ; rupture risk index). Orientation of reconstruction represented by anterior ( A ), posterior ( P ), left ( L ), and right ( R ).
    Finite Element Method A4 Clinics Research Edition (Vascops), supplied by VASCOPS GmbH, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/finite+element+method+a4+clinics+research+edition+(vascops)/ce+certified+semiautomated+analysis+software+a4clinic/pmc09900617-153-23-29
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    Endosize and Vascops data acquisition. The pictures display an exemplary three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (CTA) reconstruction after successful semiautomated segmentation. (A) Using Endosize, the neck diameter and length as well as α and β angulations are calculated. The maximum abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) diameter (D max ) is calculated perpendicular to the center line (red dotted line). The aortic/iliac tortuosity indices are calculated as the ratio centerline/raceline (black dotted arrow) between P2 (lowest renal artery)/P4 (aortic bifurcation) and P4/P8 (inguinal ligament), respectively. (B) Using Vascops A4 Clinics Research, the finite element method (FEM) captures areas (displayed as heatmap) and maximum points of intraluminal thrombus ( ILT , mm) thickness, peak wall stress ( PWS ; v. Mises stress, kPa) and peak wall rupture index ( PWRI ; rupture risk index). Orientation of reconstruction represented by anterior ( A ), posterior ( P ), left ( L ), and right ( R ).

    Journal: JVS-Vascular Science

    Article Title: Rupture risk parameters upon biomechanical analysis independently change from vessel geometry during abdominal aortic aneurysm growth

    doi: 10.1016/j.jvssci.2022.10.004

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Endosize and Vascops data acquisition. The pictures display an exemplary three-dimensional computed tomography angiography (CTA) reconstruction after successful semiautomated segmentation. (A) Using Endosize, the neck diameter and length as well as α and β angulations are calculated. The maximum abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) diameter (D max ) is calculated perpendicular to the center line (red dotted line). The aortic/iliac tortuosity indices are calculated as the ratio centerline/raceline (black dotted arrow) between P2 (lowest renal artery)/P4 (aortic bifurcation) and P4/P8 (inguinal ligament), respectively. (B) Using Vascops A4 Clinics Research, the finite element method (FEM) captures areas (displayed as heatmap) and maximum points of intraluminal thrombus ( ILT , mm) thickness, peak wall stress ( PWS ; v. Mises stress, kPa) and peak wall rupture index ( PWRI ; rupture risk index). Orientation of reconstruction represented by anterior ( A ), posterior ( P ), left ( L ), and right ( R ).

    Article Snippet: Semiautomated segmentation of CTAs was performed using Endosize (Therenva) for geometric variables (diameter, neck configuration, α/β angle, and vessel tortuosity) and for finite element method A4 Clinics Research Edition (Vascops) for additional variables (intraluminal thrombus [ILT]), vessel volume, PWS, PWRI).

    Techniques: Computed Tomography