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Tag: Stenosis
Exercise May Induce Strokes for People with Blocked Arteries
Certain conditions can make the increased heart rate associated with exercise dangerous: Researchers found that an elevated heart rate can induce a stroke in patients with highly blocked carotid arteries. Contrastingly, for healthy patients and those with only slightly blocked arteries, exercise is beneficial for maintaining healthy blood flow. In healthy patients, an elevated heart rate increases and stabilizes the drag force blood exerts on the vessel wall, reducing stenosis risk. But for patients already experiencing stenosis, it may not be as beneficial.
New Machine Learning Calculations May Predict Narrowing of Coronary Artery
Article title: Deep learning-based prediction of coronary artery stenosis resistance Authors: Hao Sun, Jincheng Liu, Yili Feng, Xiaolu Xi, Ke Xu, Liyuan Zhang, Jian Liu, Bao Li, Youjun Liu From the authors: “The present study proposed a method to predict…