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Table 3 Plaque characteristics on magnetic resonance imaging in the irradiated and control side

From: Assessing radiation-induced carotid vasculopathy using ultrasound after unilateral irradiation: a cross-sectional study

Side

Patient

Age (yr)

Sex

F/u (yr)

Plaque

Thickness (mm)

Length (mm)

Dist. (mm)

Circ. (°)

Ulceration

Disruption

Intensity 3DTOF/T1/T21

Stenosis (°)

Irradiated side

1

49

M

4.3

2

61

M

10.0

ICA

3.1

20

0

0–90

No

No

Iso/iso/hyper

0–50

ICA

2.5

19

13

180–270

No

No

Hypo/hyper/hyper

0–50

3

44

M

6.5

ICA

2.5

14

0

0–90

No

No

Iso/iso/hyper

0

4

42

F

5.9

CCA

2.7

12

0

90–180

No

No

Hypo/hyper/hyper

0–50

ICA

2.0

11

0

90–180

No

No

Hypo/hyper/hyper

0–50

5

42

F

8.7

CCA

3.0

29

0

270–360

No

No

Iso/iso/hyper

0–50

6

34

F

12.6

7

55

F

13.1

ICA

4.1

28

0

180–270

No

No

Hypo/iso/hyper

0–50

8

51

F

12.9

CCA

2.4

16

0

270–360

No

No

Iso/iso/hyper

0

Control side

1

49

M

4.3

ICA

2.5

12

0

0–90

No

No

Hypo/iso/hyper

0

2

61

M

10.0

ICA

2.8

7

0

90–180

No

No

Iso/hyper/iso

0–50

3

44

M

6.5

4

42

F

5.9

5

42

F

8.7

6

34

F

12.6

7

55

F

13.1

8

51

F

12.9

CCA

2.9

12

0

0–90

No

No

Iso/iso/hyper

0

  1. F/u follow-up, Dist. distance from carotid bifurcation, Circ circumferential expansion, 3D-TOF 3-dimensional time of flight angiography, M male, F female, ICA internal carotid artery, CCA common carotid artery
  2. 1As compared to the adjacent sternocleidomastoid muscle