Fig. 1From: Circulating levels of P-selectin and E-selectin relate to cardiovascular magnetic resonance-derived aortic characteristics in young adults from the general population, a cross-sectional studyExample of measurement and quantification of aortic wall geometry. Coronal reconstruction (a, left), sagittal double oblique source image (a, middle) and transverse double oblique reconstruction (a, right) of the thoracic aortic vessel wall obtained with the 3D-T1-BB-VISTA acquisition in a 32 year female. In panel b aortic wall thickness measurements are illustrated. Vessel wall thickness is calculated by the area of the wall between the red inner red and yellow outer vessel wall contours. Wall thickness is calculated by the distance between the contours (blue arrow). The software VesselMass automatically subdivides the aortic wall into 4 segments. In each segment, 25 aortic wall geometry measurements are performedBack to article page