… We checked for evidences of publication bias, and we couldn't find them, except a statistically
significant p-value for the Egger test regarding plaque rupture in the comparison between …

… IVUS image sets of 598 coronary arteries from 598 patients were randomized into training and
test … to be a precursor of plaque rupture, which leads to acute coronary thrombosis or rapid …

… In patients with STEMI, ruptured plaques have been reported … as a plaque with an intact
fibrous cap showing thrombi that … of coronary artery disease by intravascular imaging with the …

… plaque morphology of peripheral vascular disease in patients with coronary PR vs patients
with coronary … PR vs PE, especially when exploring vascular ultrasound screening. This study …

… coronary syndrome (ACS) mostly occurs owing to the rupture of vulnerable or high-risk
plaques, … analyzed using the chi-square or Fisher exact test. Relations between CAVI and iMAP-…

… the vascular risk in patients with carotid artery disease. … to be caused by plaque rupture or
rupture of plaque neo-vessels… date showing that measuring CAC can improve cardiovascular …

… coronary artery, and calcified coronary artery disease. By … plaque with a large lipid core,
which may be prone to rupture (… CCS 3 and strongly positive exercise stress test. (A) Pre PCI …

… reports showing no sex difference between plaque rupture … studies typically included older
patients with known CAD and … without plaque rupture and greater amounts of lipidic plaque …

… had higher macrophage density in fibrous caps than stable angina patients, and plaque
rupture sites had significantly greater macrophage density (6.95% ± 1.60% vs. 0.29% ± 1.17%; …

… Paired data were compared using the Student’s t-test or the Kruskal–Wallis test. … from plaque
formation to rupture [22], [23]. We investigated the association of LCBI with patient coronary …