课题组发现主动脉夹层（AD）腔内修复（TEVAR）后首位致死性并发症支架源性新破口（SINE），提出“支架源性力学损伤”是主因的假说。前期研究获初步论证。本申请拟：（1）4D-PC-MRI采集TEVAR前后AD数据并后处理，感应导丝体内测量以验证并优化前者技术参数；（2）仿真分析血流－支架－主动脉间相互作用，并物理验证，固定技术参数；（3）选择200例AD-TEVAR患者，根据SINE危险因素分组，仿真分析，组间比较，并与临床随访结果比对。旨在：（1）建立针对AD的4D-PC-MRI采集及后处理方法；（2）获得TEVAR前后AD血流动力学特征及变化规律；（3）定量分析搏动血流下支架－主动脉间相互作用。从而：（1）为阐明SINE发生机制、制定防治措施提供量化依据，降低TEVAR死亡率；（2）推广4D-PC- MRI在AD-TEVAR术前评估与术后随访中的应用，为临床提供更为准确的检测手段。

Based upon a series of studies, our research team put stent-graft-induced mechanical injury forward as a hypothesis underlying the stent-graft-induced new entry (SINE) which was considered the first important fatal complication after the thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) for Stranford type B aortic dissection（TBAD）. After a previous study supporting the hypothesis, we are applying for this project (1) to acquire the patients’ imaging data of aorta with 4D-PC-MRI before and after TEVAR, and the perform the processing; (2) to conduct a numerical simulation on the interaction among flow, stent-graft and aorta, and fulfil the verification in a physical manner in order to determine the method; (3) to include 200 patients with TBAD and group them, complete the simulation and clinical follow-up. The anticipated outcomes would contribute to (1) obtaining the technical method for the data acquisition by 4D-PC-MRI and their post processing; (2) revealing the hemodynamic features of TBAD before and after TEVAR; (3) quantitative analysis on the interaction among flow, stent-graft and aorta. The current project would: (1) provide an quantitative evidence to reveal the mechanism of SINE and set up a prophylaxis for it, so as to reduce the post-TEVAR mortality; (2) promote a wide use of 4D-PC-MRI for the pre-TEVAR evaluation and post-TEVAR follow-up, and offer a more accurate imaging method for TBAD and TEVAR.