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Scanner multicoupe : relation entre la morphologie des artères coronaires et la fonction myocardique

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Imagerie en coupes du cœur et des vaisseaux

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La maladie coronaire athéromateuse se manifeste par une atteinte diffuse des vaisseaux coronaires avec des lésions plus ou moins sténosantes responsables de tableaux cliniques variés. Il est alors indispensable d’identifier et de quantifier ces lésions sur l’ensemble du réseau épicardique. Ce bilan nécessite, en raison du petit diamètre et de la mobilité de ces artères sinueuses, une bonne résolution temporelle et spatiale que possède la coronarographie conventionnelle. De plus, elle peut être suivie d’un geste thérapeutique d’angioplastie. Cependant, plus d’un tiers des coronarographies sont normales ou non suivi d’un geste d’angioplastie, ce qui ouvre une place pour un examen non invasif à la résolution spatiale et temporelle suffisante.

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Gilard, M., Boschat, J. (2011). Scanner multicoupe : relation entre la morphologie des artères coronaires et la fonction myocardique. In: Imagerie en coupes du cœur et des vaisseaux. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0212-1_18

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