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In vivo validation of an experimental adaptive quantitative coronary angiography algorithm to circumvent overestimation of small luminal diameters
1995
Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis
The reliability of quantitative coronary angiography (QCA) measurements is of fundamental importance for the study and practice of lnterventional cardiology. In vivo validation results have consistently reported a tendency for QCA systems to overestimate small luminal diameters. Such a systematic error may result In the underestimation of luminal gain during intracoronary procedures and in the underestlmation of progression of coronary artery disease during longltudlnal studies. We report the
doi:10.1002/ccd.1810360106
pmid:7489588
fatcat:wmwsbm7mnnhtpfhshpddbj3uue