Systems and methods for making and using intravascular imaging systems with multiple pullback rates
AssigneeBoston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
InventorJon M. Knight
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AssigneeBoston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
InventorJon M. Knight
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A method of performing an intravascular imaging procedure includes inserting an imager at a first end of a survey region of patient vasculature to be imaged. The survey region is imaged to obtain a set of first images while pulling back the imager from the first end of the survey region to a second end of the survey region opposite the first end. The imager is pulled back at a first linear rate of pullback. The imager is positioned at a first end of a region of interest determined within the survey region. The region of interest is imaged to obtain a set of second images. The region of interest is imaged while pulling back the imager at a second linear rate of pullback that is less than the first linear rate of pullback. At least a portion of the set of second images is displayed.
A method of performing an intravascular imaging procedure, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium having processor-executable instructions for imaging tissue, the processor-executable instructions when installed onto a device enable the device to perform actions, comprising:
An intravascular imager comprising:
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