… ), and the thrombus volume in the range of 30 HU~150 HU in … thrombus volume (ρ = 0.885,
P < 0.001), while the thrombus … standardized thrombus as to rule out the confounding factors …

… thrombus and to the aneurysm wall adjacent to it. Wall-derived factors, accumulated directly
by the thrombus … activation of these factors. Increased inflammation in the luminal layer of a …

… measurements. The mean coefficient of variation for thrombus and total aortic volume were
<… that has a profound impact on rupture risk, so as to identify other anatomical factors that may …

… thrombus formation and the associated risk factors … thrombus and to evaluate the association
of specific demographic, anatomic, and graft variables with higher rates of limb thrombus…

… Thrombus was located at the level of thoracic aorta (4 patients), visceral aorta (2 patients),
or infrarenal aorta (3 patients). PAMT was sessile or pedunculated in 5 (55.5%) and 4 (44.4%) …

… two of these three factors. In contrast, this study analyzes all three factors using patient-specific …
The volume of AAA is defined as the volume contained within the 3D reconstructed inner …

… volume through which blood passed. TCAWV was defined as the total thrombus volume …
Other limiting factors that could have affected regression or enlargement and were largely …

… explore possible additional affecting factors for proximal neck … In fact, although aortic neck
thrombus was not present in all … mm) have higher relative ILT volumes and a higher estimated …

… these deformational changes may reveal additional factors that play a role in the rupture of
the aortic wall. Undoubtedly, one of these factors is the intraluminal thrombus, the influence of …

… Other factors such as intraluminal thrombus (ILT), aneurysm wall inflammation, and …
Three-dimensional volume studies can be performed for more precise measurements of ILT thickness…