Sentence examples for classification of stenosis from inspiring English sources

This recommendation is supported by the higher predictive power of the CTA area-based method for the correct classification of stenosis and a lack of a significant average difference in the grading of stenosis in all patients and in the group of surgical stenosis in relation to CDUS.

It has been reported that TAG has the potential to improve the classification of stenosis severity on 64-slice CCTA compared with coronary angiography as a reference standard, especially in calcified lesions, which is particularly useful because CCTA is limited in accuracy when lesions are calcified [ 98].

The classification of spinal stenosis was made if the participant had moderate or severe canal stenosis (<12 mm) not attributable to a herniated disc.

This study also supports both the clinical use and research use of quantitative radiological classification of lateral spinal stenosis.

Calcium blooming is an important artefact in vascular imaging, which causes overestimation of stenosis and inappropriate classification of the lesion.

Classification of arterial stenoses was as follows: mild stenosis ≤50%, moderate stenosis 50 70%, and high-grade stenosis ≥70% luminal narrowing.

In coronary angiography (CAG), we evaluated the location of culprit vessel, the degree of stenosis, lesion type of ACC/AHA classification, the presence or absence of thrombosis in culprit lesion, and the number of diseased vessels.

This classification method of CHD might not accurately reflect the severity of CHD, since the percentage of stenosis is not taken into account for the severity scale.

Further, examiners visually estimated the degree of stenosis diameter as a percentage of the cardiac catheterization, as per the stenosis morphology classification recommendations of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association.

For classification of TP versus FP CMR the area of maximal hypoperfusion was compared for presence or absence of stenosis in CA. All patients underwent CA within 72 h after CMR examination.

The analysis of coronary anatomy was performed by three interventional cardiologists; it included classification of each lesion with >50% diameter stenosis, according to the American Heart Association criteria, and calculation of the SYNTAX score.