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12 May 1995 Plaque cap thickness can be determined by quantitative color analysis of angioscopic images in a plaque model
Akira Miyamoto, Stephan E. Friedl, Freeman C. Lin, Richard W. Nesto, George S. Abela M.D.
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Abstract
It has been proposed that atherosclerotic plaques vulnerable to disruption and thrombosis have a lipid-rich core covered by a thin cap. However, a method to detect those plaques has not been established. We hypothesized that such plaques are yellow due to reflection of the yellow lipid core through a thin cap which may be detected by angioscopy. We developed software to quantify yellow color saturation in digitized angioscopic images.
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Akira Miyamoto, Stephan E. Friedl, Freeman C. Lin, Richard W. Nesto, and George S. Abela M.D. "Plaque cap thickness can be determined by quantitative color analysis of angioscopic images in a plaque model", Proc. SPIE 2395, Lasers in Surgery: Advanced Characterization, Therapeutics, and Systems V, (12 May 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.209080
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KEYWORDS
Image analysis

Software development

Colorimetry

Visualization

Beryllium

Color vision

Computing systems

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