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IMAGO 2010Massaio k 3 de Setembro

Caracterização de placa e espessamento da artéria carótida:

justificativa e objetivo

ergio X. Salles Cunha, PhD, RVT

Objective

Carotid plaques

• To demonstrate utility of• Intima-Media Thickness (IMT) and• Carotid plaque characterization

Outline

Carotid plaques

• IMT• pubmed.org• medical applications• technical hints• comments

Summary

Carotid plaques

• Screening with US for carotid plaque or CIMT uncovers cardiovascular risk in young to middle-aged patients with a low Framingham risk score (FRS).

• Carotid US proved better than coronary artery calcium (CAC) score via CT to predict risk

2 studies in the August issue of the Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography.

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Medical applicationsIMT

Medical applicationsIMT

• Screening• Treatment monitoring• Scare tactics

Technical hintsIMT

Technical hintsIMT

Technical hintsIMT

Technical hintsIMT

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Trchnical hintsIMT

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CommentsIMT

• Computer super processing• Core lab is fundamental • Drug research• progression: same location• progression: worst IMT

•Garrincha: seu Feola, o senhor conversou com o tecnico do outro time e ele concorda que a gente pode fazer isso ?

Outline

Carotid plaques

• US historical perspectiveVelocity measurementsImaging: percent stenosis

• US plaque characterizationMethodPresent resultsSergio’s dogmas

US velocities

Carotid plaques

• Duplex Doppler US

US velocities

Carotid plaques

• 1980’s

PSV > 125 cm/s

X-ray arteriography luminography

US high sensitivityUS high PPV

University of Washington

US velocities

Carotid plaques

• 1980’s

EDV > 140 cm/s

Carotid EndarterectomyUS high PPVUS poor sensitivity

University of Washington

US velocities

Carotid plaques

• 1980’s

EDV > 100 cm/s

Carotid EndarterectomyUS high PPVUS high sensitivity

everybody else

US velocity ???

Carotid plaques

• Measurement error/variabilityPSV = 125 = 100-150 cm/s

EDV = 100 = 80-120 cm/s

Salles-Cunha et al DAHOS

US velocity ???

Carotid plaques

• Affected by gainangle of insonationinstrument design

US velocity ???

Carotid plaques

• Kinks, tortuosities• Long plaques• Contralateral occlusion• Critical stenosis: low velocity

US velocity ???

Carotid plaques

You should see how bad and turbulent that carotid stenosis was !

US imaging

Carotid plaques

You should see how tight and how ugly that carotid plaque was !

US imaging

Carotid plaques

• US > 80% diameter stenosisXR NASCET > 70%

• US < 50% diameter stenosisXR < 50%

• US 50-70% diameter stenosisDo what you want to do

Salles-Cunha et al JVC

US imaging ???

Carotid plaques

• Non-circular lumen

US imaging ???

Carotid plaques

• Non-circular lumen

US imaging ???

Carotid plaques

• Non-circular lumen

US imaging ???

Carotid plaques

• Non-circular lumen

US focus

Carotid plaques

• Carotid endarterectomyLess than 10% of vascular laboratory patients

• Medical treatment• Preventive medicine• Stenting

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Methods • Present results

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Heterogeneous plaques had higher incidence of late

strokes, TIA and progression than homogeneous

plaques in patients with 60% to 69% carotid stenosis

J Vasc Surg 2002; 36:437

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Stroke rate in asymptomatic patients, 65 years or

older, with internal carotid stenosis greater than 50%

(PSV >150 cm/sec)

– Hypoechoic plaque: 5 % per year

– Hyperechoic plaque: < 2 % per year

Cardiovascular Health Study

Radiology 1998; 208:649

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Symptomatic plaques are more hypoechoic than

asymptomatic plaques

J Vasc Surg 2000; 31:39

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Hypoechoic plaque, not degree of stenosis,

predicted presence of non-lacunar silent

CT-brain infarcts (GSM=11)

J Vasc Surg 2001; 33:334

US ICAROS

Carotid plaques

Stroke Rate post Carotid Stenting

Condition GSM < 25 GSM > 25

overall 7.1 % 1.5 %

70-84 % stenosis 3.3 % 0.0 %

85-99% stenosis 12.7 % 2.6 %

Asymptomatic 6.1 % 0.6 %

Symptomatic 9.8 % 3.3 %

Circulation 2004;110:756

US ICAROS

Carotid plaques

Stroke Rate post Carotid Stenting

Logistic Multivariate Model

Condition Odds Ratio P

GSM < 25 7.11 .002

Stenosis > 85% 5.76 .010

Symptoms 2.92 .061

Brain CT 2.54 .099

Circulation 2004;110:756

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Grayscale: blood-adventitia: 0-190

• Red: hemorrhage: 0-4

• Yellow: lipid: 8-26

• Green: muscle: 41-76

• Green: fibrous tissue: 112-196

• Blue: calcium: 211-255

J Vasc Surg 2002; 35:1210

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Sergio’s dogmas• Worst part of the plaque• Plaque outside the stent• Medical practice

What happens to the plaque being treated with drugs/preventive behavior ?

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Plaque characterization: GSM = 78

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Plaque characterization: GSM = 25

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

US plaque characterization

Carotid plaques

• Conclusion• Indicative of stenting

complications/results• Follow-up of medical

treatment

• Worst part of the plaque

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