Colorimetry for wall appearance study of cerebral aneurysms

Colorimetry for wall appearance study of cerebral aneurysms
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比色法用于脑动脉瘤壁外观研究

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10.1016/j.hest.2021.10.002
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2022
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通讯作者:
Takenori Sato,Yoichi Miura,Ryuta Yasuda,Naoki Toma,Hidenori Suzuki
Takenori Sato,Yoichi Miura,Ryuta Yasuda,Naoki Toma,Hidenori Suzuki
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Kawamoto Eiji;Ito-Masui Asami;Esumi Ryo;Imai Hiroshi;Shimaoka Motomu;Takenori Sato,Yoichi Miura,Ryuta Yasuda,Naoki Toma,Hidenori Suzuki

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Background: Neurosurgeons can assess thin red walls in a cerebral aneurysm during a microsurgical procedure, but the judgment of the color is subjective and could have a bias. This study aimed to quantitatively evaluate the aneurysm wall characteristics.Methods: In 15 unruptured cerebral aneurysms, the surface color of cerebral aneurysms, parent arteries and branches were measured using Commission International del’Eclairage L* a* b*. The values of L*(perceptual lightness), a*(red-green color characteristics) and b*(blue-yellow color characteristics) were compared with color discrimination by two independent neurosurgeons, which was classified into ‘‘red”,‘‘yellow”,‘‘white” and ‘‘unjudged”.Results: Significantly lower L* and higher a* values were shown in red wall points consistently judged by both neurosurgeons compared with yellow or white wall points, while b* values had no significant differences. Based on these results, a novel index, aneurysm red indicator (ARI) was developed as a ratio of a* to L* values. The ARI had a high sensitivity and specificity to discriminate red walls (0.984 and 0.986, respectively).Conclusions: ARI could be useful for evaluating thin red walls of cerebral aneurysms. The novel approach using colorimetry may contribute to future hemodynamics analyses related to the aneurysm wall characteristics.