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18 Assessment Figure 12. Aortic Imaging Techniques to Determine the Presence and Progression of Aortic Disease A, Schematic shows the leading-edge to leading-edge measurement technique used in echocardiography, from le to right: measurement of the aortic root (sinuses of Valsalva), sinotubular junction, and proximal tubular ascending aorta. B, Inner-wall to inner-wall measurements of the aortic root used in MRI and CT. In addition, a consistent approach to measuring all 3 sinuses with MRI and CT is necessary. e sinus-to- commissure and sinus-to-sinus measurements can both be used, but consistency is necessary for interval surveillance. C, Standard measurement locations for MRI and CT with the inner-wall to inner-wall technique. * Leading-edge to leading-edge. † Inner-wall to inner-wall. Adapted from Borger, et al. J orac Cardiovasc Surg. 2018;156:e41-e74. Copyright 2018, with permission from Elsevier, Inc.

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