Usefulness of optical coherence tomography with angiographic coregistration in the guidance of coronary stent implantation
Usefulness of optical coherence tomography with angiographic coregistration in the guidance of coronary stent implantation
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光学相干断层扫描与血管造影协同配准在指导冠状动脉支架植入中的作用
DOI:
10.1007/s00380-021-01911-1
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发表时间:
2021
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1.5
通讯作者:
Akasaka Takashi
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作者:
Kubo Takashi;Ino Yasushi;Shiono Yasutsugu;Terada Kosei;Emori Hiroki;Higashioka Daisuke;Takahata Masahiro;Wada Teruaki;Shimamura Kunihiro;Khalifa Amir Kh. M.;Tu Shengxian;Akasaka Takashi
Optical coherence tomography (OCT)-angiography coregistration during stent implantation may be useful to avoid geographical mismatch and incomplete lesion coverage. Untreated lipid-rich plaque at stent edge is associated with subsequent stent edge restenosis. The present study sought to compare the frequency of untreated lipid-rich plaque at the stent edge between OCT-guided percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with and without OCT-angiography coregistration. We investigated 398 patients who underwent OCT-guided stent implantation (n= 198 in the coregistration group, andn= 200 in the no coregistration group). In OCT after PCI, untreated lipid-lich plaque was identified by the maximum lipid arc > 180˚ in the 5-mm stent edge segment. The PCI-targeted lesion characteristics and stent length were not different between the coregistration group and the no coregistration group. The frequency of untreated lipid-rich plaque in either proximal or distal stent edge segment was significantly lower in the coregistration group than in the no coregistration group (16% vs. 26%,P= 0.015). The frequency of stent-edge dissection (5% vs. 6%,P= 0.516) and untreated stenosis (2% vs. 3%,P= 0.724) was low and without significant differences between the two groups. In OCT-guided PCI, the use of OCT-angiography coregistration was associated with a reduced frequency of untreated lipid-rich plaque at stent edges. OCT-angiography coregistration has a positive impact on PCI results.