… of coronary heart disease. This paper will deal more exclusively and intensively with the
relationship of coronary thrombosis … basis upon which coronary thrombosis became associated …

… This is clearly inadequate for imaging most coronary thrombi but might be acceptable for
thrombus detection in larger-sized vessels. One approach to enhancing spatial resolution …

… in the case of plaque rupture, the thrombogenic trigger in plaque erosion is elusive. It is
possible that clotting abnormalities, such as polymorphisms of fibrinogen or factor VII, may play a …

… nonocclusive coronary thrombi 49 , indicating that asymptomatic arterial thrombus formation
… the contact phase of coagulation has remained elusive 103 , although recent studies have …

… On the one hand, experimental coronary thrombosis increases distal coronary resistance …
flow suggestive of the periodic growth and dislodgment of an intracoronary thrombus and that …

… a thrombus type based on the abundance of that specific fac tor in either arterial or venous
thrombi… will display higher affinity for arterial thrombi that are rich in platelets, while venous pre …

… diagnosis remained elusive until … cardiac nor valvular thrombosis or vegetations. Altogether,
24 patients had heart disease without cardiac thrombus, six had heart disease with thrombus…

… an occlusive thrombus within a coronary artery leads to cardiac … causes the formation of
occlusive thrombi. This cascade of events … plaques has long been an elusive aim of various drug …

… , it is the development of an arterial thrombus superimposed on an … coronary circulation,
development of a coronary thrombus is … rupture in such models has proven elusive. Furthermore, …

… (STEMI) due to de novo coronary thrombosis with ST reported lower rates of successful …
thrombosis. (Left) Intracoronary OCT revealed a large burden of irregularly contoured thrombus …