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work_3vgigqbx2vepdbmu2fmhbbd2w4	H. W. Strauss	Finding Calcium in Noncalcified Lesions: 18F-Fluoride Offers Insights into Atheroma Evolution	2015.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1474	165	50	Finding Calcium in Noncalcified Lesions: 18F-Fluoride Offers 1Molecular Imaging and Therapy Section, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York; and 2Cardiology Section, Intimal arterial calcification is "a pervasive and likely inevitable The clinical significance of intimal arterial calcification, however, remains controversial. Calcification of atheroma occurs in inflamed lesions. Mononuclear cells transform to tissue macrophages, enter the lesion, lesion attracts additional monocytes, mast cells, and lymphocytes, Microcalcifications are seen in lesions with pathologic intimal of 6.2 sites of arterial calcification per patient (providing 397 foci There was an inverse correlation between 18F-NaF localization and Hounsfield unit plaque density. Although many of these lesions may not be at imminent risk of rupture (because of the distance between foci or their Quantification of coronary artery calcium using ultrafast computed tomography. calcification in human coronary atherosclerosis progressed? Calcification in atherosclerotic plaque PET/CT imaging: inverse correlation between calcification density and mineral FINDING CALCIUM IN NONCALCIFIED LESIONS • Strauss and Narula 975	./cache/work_3vgigqbx2vepdbmu2fmhbbd2w4.pdf	./txt/work_3vgigqbx2vepdbmu2fmhbbd2w4.txt