[HTML][HTML] Biomechanical rupture risk assessment of abdominal aortic aneurysms using clinical data: A patient-specific, probabilistic framework and comparative case …
PloS one, 2020•journals.plos.org
We present a data-informed, highly personalized, probabilistic approach for the
quantification of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) rupture risk. Our novel framework builds
upon a comprehensive database of tensile test results that were carried out on 305 AAA
tissue samples from 139 patients, as well as corresponding non-invasively and clinically
accessible patient-specific data. Based on this, a multivariate regression model is created to
obtain a probabilistic description of personalized vessel wall properties associated with a …
quantification of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) rupture risk. Our novel framework builds
upon a comprehensive database of tensile test results that were carried out on 305 AAA
tissue samples from 139 patients, as well as corresponding non-invasively and clinically
accessible patient-specific data. Based on this, a multivariate regression model is created to
obtain a probabilistic description of personalized vessel wall properties associated with a …
We present a data-informed, highly personalized, probabilistic approach for the quantification of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) rupture risk. Our novel framework builds upon a comprehensive database of tensile test results that were carried out on 305 AAA tissue samples from 139 patients, as well as corresponding non-invasively and clinically accessible patient-specific data. Based on this, a multivariate regression model is created to obtain a probabilistic description of personalized vessel wall properties associated with a prospective AAA patient. We formulate a probabilistic rupture risk index that consistently incorporates the available statistical information and generalizes existing approaches. For the efficient evaluation of this index, a flexible Kriging-based surrogate model with an active training process is proposed. In a case-control study, the methodology is applied on a total of 36 retrospective, diameter matched asymptomatic (group 1, n = 18) and known symptomatic/ruptured (group 2, n = 18) cohort of AAA patients. Finally, we show its efficacy to discriminate between the two groups and demonstrate competitive performance in comparison to existing deterministic and probabilistic biomechanical indices.
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