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Wall shear stress distribution at the carotid bifurcation

Wall shear stress distribution at the carotid bifurcation
Wall shear stress distribution at the carotid bifurcation

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Wall shear stress distribution at the carotid bifurcation: influence of eversion carotid endarterectomy

A.Harloff&S.Berg&A.J.Barker&J.Sch?llhorn&

M.Schumacher&C.Weiller&M.Markl

Received:29April2013/Revised:31May2013/Accepted:7June2013

#European Society of Radiology2013

Abstract

Objectives To test the feasibility of four-dimensional(4D)flow MRI to quantify the systolic wall shear stress(WSS systole)and oscillatory shear index(OSI)in high-grade internal carotid artery(ICA)stenosis before and after endarterectomy(CEA). Methods Twenty patients with≥60%ICA stenosis were pro-spectively and consequently included.Four-dimensional flow MRI was used to measure individual time-resolved3D blood flow velocities.Segmental WSS systole and OSI were derived at eight wall segments in analysis planes positioned along the ICA,common(CCA)and external carotid artery(ECA). Results Regional WSS systole of all patients decreased after CEA(P<0.05).Changes were most prominent at the ICA bulb but remained unchanged in the CCA and ECA.OSI was significantly lower after CEA in the lateral vessel walls (P<0.05).For analysis planes at the stenosis in-and outlet,a reduction of mean WSS systole by32%and52%(P<0.001)and OSI distal to the stenosis(40%,P=0.01)was found after CEA.Conclusions Our findings show the potential of in vivo4D flow MRI to quantify haemodynamic changes in wall shear stress even in patients with complex flow conditions.

Key Points

?The4D flow MRI allows in vivo measurement of individual 3D blood flow.

?Regional wall shear stress can be derived from such3D flow data.

?Even complex flow in high-grade internal carotid artery stenosis can be analysed.

?This technique could be valuable for future studies of carotid atherosclerosis.

Keywords Atherosclerosis.Carotid.Endarterectomy. Wall shear stress.4D flow MRI

Introduction

Carotid endarterectomy(CEA)and carotid artery stenting are established treatments for high-grade internal carotid artery(ICA)stenosis,an important source of ipsilateral stroke[1].The purpose of CEA is to restore normal carotid anatomy and blood flow by plaque removal.A number of studies have confirmed that recanalisation leads to a signif-icant reduction of peak blood flow velocities and pressure gradients across the ICA[2–4].However,the influence of CEA on wall shear stress(WSS),the friction force of blood that acts on the vessel wall and a contributing factor to altered endothelial cell function,is poorly understood[5].

Low WSS magnitude and high oscillatory shear index (OSI)have been linked to the development of local athero-sclerosis in the carotid bifurcation and aorta in animal models [6,7]and are considered atherogenic wall parameters.In this context,a computational fluid dynamic(CFD)model of the carotid bifurcation has shown that individual

bifurcation A.Harloff(*)

:S.Berg:C.Weiller

Department of Neurology,University Hospital Freiburg,

Breisacher Strasse64,79106Freiburg,Germany

e-mail:andreas.harloff@uniklinik-freiburg.de

A.J.Barker

:M.Markl

Department of Radiology,Feinberg School of Medicine,

Northwestern University,Chicago,IL,USA

M.Markl

Department of Biomedical Engineering,McCormick School of

Engineering,Northwestern University,Chicago,IL,USA

J.Sch?llhorn

Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery,University Hospital

Freiburg,Freiburg,Germany

M.Schumacher

Department of Neuroradiology,University Hospital Freiburg,

Freiburg,Germany

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DOI10.1007/s00330-013-2953-4

geometry was associated with differences in the topographic distribution of critical wall parameters in healthy volunteers [8].Findings of this CFD study have been confirmed by a4D flow MRI study that quantified the in vivo3D distribution of WSS and OSI in carotid bifurcations[9].The results of this study demonstrated that critically low WSS and high OSI were concentrated at the dilated posterior wall of the ICA and thus at a typical site of carotid plaque development.In addition,the distribution of wall parameters was substantially altered in a small group of patients with moderate ICA stenosis.

To date,however,no studies have investigated the distri-bution of WSS and OSI in patients before and after CEA of high-grade ICA stenosis in vivo and the effect of CEA-induced changes in blood flow on regional WSS is unclear. It was therefore the aim to investigate the in vivo WSS and OSI distribution along the carotid bifurcation by pre-and post-interventional carotid4D flow MRI in a cohort of20patients with≥60%ICA stenosis(following European Carotid Surgery Trial,ECST,criteria[10])undergoing eversion CEA.

We hypothesised that plaque removal and consecutive re-duction of high intrastenotic velocity gradients and poststenotic complex flow would result in measurable changes of WSS and OSI distribution.

Materials and methods

Study population

Patients with≥60%(ECST criteria[10],i.e.≥40% NASCET criteria)asymptomatic or symptomatic ICA steno-sis scheduled for CEA were prospectively and consequently included during a12-month period between July2008und July2009.All patients underwent eversion carotid endarter-ectomy and did not receive patch material to repair the ICA bulb during the CEA procedure because eversion CEA is the preferred surgical procedure for plaque removal at our insti-tution.As a result,we assumed that the inter-individual variation of bifurcation geometry due to surgery was mini-mal.The degree of ICA stenosis was determined using extra-and intracranial2D duplex ultrasound by two highly experi-enced examiners.During the study period83patients ful-filled the inclusion criteria.Fourteen patients refused to participate in the study or interrupted the initial MRI exam-ination.Owing to the short interval between admission to the hospital and CEA(emergency CEA was performed in2 patients)MRI was not available in13patients.Five patients had to be excluded because of ferromagnetic devices that were not compatible with3-T MRI.One patient weighed over135kg and could not be examined in the MRI,and five patients with symptomatic ICA stenosis were too unstable to undergo MRI examination.Of the43remaining patients29completed both pre-and postoperative4D flow MRI mea-surements and were considered for further evaluation.The study was approved by the local ethics committee and writ-ten informed consent was obtained from all participants.

MRI measurements

Magnetic resonance imaging measurements were performed on a3-T MRI system(TIM-TRIO;Siemens;Erlangen, Germany)using a combined12-element head and6-element neck coil.For an anatomical overview,3D time-of-flight MR angiography(MRA)in an axial slab covering the left and right carotid bifurcation was performed(flip angle=25°;time to echo(TE)/time to repeat(TR)=3.7ms/20ms;spatial resolution=0.5×0.8×1.0mm3;slab thickness=52mm).

In patients with a glomerular filtration rate>40ml/min who agreed to receive contrast agent a time-resolved(TWIST) MRA and subsequent contrast-enhanced(CE)MRA were performed before CEA and reconstructed as maximum intensity projections(MIP)allowing for a360°degree rota-tion for optimal visual assessment of stenosis location and length.MRAwas executed after injection of0.1mmol/kg body weight gadolinium-based contrast agent(gadobenate dimeglumine,Multihance,Bracco,Italy)at 3.5ml/s (voxel size=1.2×1.5×4.0mm3,field of view(FOV)= 250×380mm2,TE/TR=0.89ms/2.3ms,flip angle=20°, bandwidth=920Hz/pixel).

Four-dimensional flow MRI consisted of a prospectively electrocardiogram gated radiofrequency-spoiled gradient echo sequence with interleaved three-directional velocity encoding[11].The predominantly axial3D imaging volume was angulated based on the TOF MRA data in order to include the distal2cm of the common carotid artery (CCA),the carotid bifurcation,and the proximal5cm of the ICA and external carotid artery.Imaging parameters were as follows:flip angle15°,TE/TR=3.1ms/45.6ms,velocity sensitivity=200cm/s,spatial resolution=1.1×0.9×1.4mm3, slab thickness=50.4mm,36slices/slab,and temporal resolution=45.6ms.For follow-up examination after ever-sion carotid endarterectomy the velocity sensitivity was set to120cm/s to account for the reduced flow velocities in the ICA after plaque removal.

Data processing and WSS quantification

Data processing included noise filtering,correction for eddy currents,Maxwell terms,and velocity aliasing[12].For each 4D flow MR data set a3D phase-contrast MR angiogram (PC-MRA)was calculated and visualised as a3D isosurface as shown in Fig.1(EnSight;CEI;Apex,NC,USA)[13]. Next,analysis planes were positioned in the carotid bifurca-tion according to anatomical landmarks(Fig.1):analysis plane2was anchored at the flow bifurcation point(branching

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point between external carotid artery and ICA)and angulated normally to the ICA.All other analysis planes were generated by shifting the plane centre upstream (ICA,additional planes 3–6)or downstream (distal CCA =plane 1)in 4-mm intervals.The external carotid artery plane was positioned 4mm above the flow diverter,i.e.at the site where the common carotid artery branches into the ICA and ECA.One reference analysis plane was positioned at the most distal point of the ICA in

order to measure blood flow as far distally to the stenotic jet as possible.Each analysis plane was manually angulated normally to the arterial lumen [9].

Calculation and distribution of wall shear stress

For calculation of wall shear stress,all analysis planes were imported into a home-built analysis tool programmed

in

Fig.1Distribution of average WSS systole in each of the eight wall segments of the eight standard analysis planes in 20patients is given.Significance level of *<0.05and **<0.01in wall segments that show a significant change in values between pre-and postoperative measurements

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MatLab (The Mathworks,USA)[14].For each analysis plane,the peak systolic WSS (WSS systole )in N/m 2and the oscillatory shear index (OSI)in %were calculated using an eight-segment wall model (see Figs.1,2and 3)[15].WSS systole was calculated as the average over four time frames centred at peak systole.In addition,global WSS systole and OSI for the CCA,ICA,and ECA were calculated as the mean over all segments.

Determination of individual stenosis anatomy

Based on the standardised analysis planes,the planes closest to the in-and outlet of ICA stenosis were identified for each patient.Depending on stenosis morphology,i.e.length and extent of tapering,plane locations were variable between patients.As an example,Fig.4illustrates different

distances

Fig.2Distribution of average OSI in each of the eight wall segments of the eight standard analysis planes in 20patients is given.Significance level of *<0.05and **<0.01in wall segments that show a significant change in values between pre-and postoperative measurements

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of the stenosis maximum from the flow bifurcation (i.e.15mm and 3mm,respectively)for two patients with ICA stenosis.Consequently,analysis planes at the in-and outlet of the ste-notic plaque had to be defined and considered on an individual basis (Fig.3).The distance of the stenosis maximum from the flow diverter and plaque length was measured in millimetres with electronic callipers using IMPAX software (version EE R20VIII P1,Agfa,Vienna,Austria).Measurements were

performed by one experienced reader based on the MIPs of the TWIST angiography or,if unavailable,based on the MIP of TOF angiography.Statistical analysis

Continuous variables are reported as mean±standard devia-tion.Differences in global WSS and OSI were evaluated

by

Fig.3Distribution of average WSS systole and OSI in each of the eight wall segments of the individually chosen analysis planes (depending on stenosis geometry)before and after

carotid endarterectomy in the 20patients.Significance level of *<0.05and **<0.01in wall segments that show a significant change in values between pre-and postoperative

measurements

Fig.4Contrast-enhanced MR angiography of two patients with high-grade internal carotid artery (ICA)stenosis before carotid endarterectomy.a and b :ICA stenosis with 75%lumen narrowing:the physiologically dilated ICA bulb is preserved and most of the stenosis is located 15mm distally to the flow diverter.c and d :ICA stenosis with 65%lumen narrowing.Unlike the other patient,the ICA bulb is not preserved and the maximum of the stenosis is located only 3mm distally to the flow diverter indicating that the stenosis begins in the distal common carotid artery

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calculating pre-and post-interventional differences(in%). Statistical significance was assessed by the application of a paired two-sided t-test comparing pre-and post-intervention for the CCA,ECA,and ICA.For segmental WSS and OSI, pre-and post-interventional values were compared separate-ly for each segment using a paired two-sided t-test.All tests used a significance level of P<0.05.The given probability values represent values unadjusted for multiple testing. Results

Study population

The median of the interval between CEA and postoperative MRI was2days.Analysis planes could not be positioned at the ICA bulb because of the presence of a flow void at the high-grade ICA stenosis in five patients.In addition,inade-quate ECG triggering resulted in corrupt flow velocity curves in four patients.As a result,9of the29patients had to be excluded from the analysis.The average time required for ECG-gated4D flow MRI depended on the individual heart rate and was15-20min.Post-processing of the ac-quired raw data including calculation of WSS and OSI was approximately90min per data set.Patients'characteristics and the degree of ICA stenosis in the remaining20patients are summarised in Table1.

Distribution of WSS systole and OSI within standard analysis planes

Figure1illustrates the pre-and post-interventional distribu-tion of WSS systole along eight wall segments in all analysis planes along the carotid bifurcation.The individual data points represent average WSS systole over all20patients before (red squares)and after CEA(black circles)of the ICA steno-sis.No significant changes in WSS systole were observed as a result of CEA in the CCA and ECA.However,WSS systole significantly decreased at the posterior wall of the ICA bulb,in more distal ICA locations,and in most of the lateral wall segments of the ICA.Consistent with these findings,pre-and post-interventional global WSS systole was similar for the CCA(0.49±0.20N/m2vs.0.47±0.32N/m2,P=0.84)and the ECA(0.87±0.45N/m2vs.0.87±0.73N/m2,P=0.95)but significantly lower(37%reduction)at the ICA after CEA (0.72±0.30N/m2vs.0.45±0.21N/m2,P=0.0005).

The change in the oscillatory shear index(OSI)before and after CEA is shown in Fig.2.Variability between individual patients was high as indicated by the large standard deviations. Nevertheless,there was a significant decrease in OSI after CEA in lateral wall segments of most ICA locations close to the posterior wall of the proximal ICA and in the CCA and distal ICA.Pre-and post-interventional global OSIs were reduced in the CCA(14.8±9.1%vs.10.8±6.8%,P=0.03), similar in the ECA(10.4±7.4%vs.7.7±7.1%,P=0.19)and significantly lower(25%reduction)for the ICA(12.6±5.7% vs.9.4±4.8%,P=0.03).

Distribution of WSS systole and OSI considering individual plaque anatomy

A comparison of the distribution of WSS systole and OSI in locations directly proximal and distal to the ICA stenosis is shown in Fig.3.CEA resulted in a significant decrease in WSS systole in all eight segments distal to the former ICA stenosis.In addition,significant post-treatment WSS systole reductions were found in5/8segments along the posterior ICA wall proximal to the stenosis.Segmental OSI decreased at the lateral wall proximal and distal to the former ICA plaque but not at the posterior wall.

The segmental differences led to a significant reduction of mean post-interventional WSS systole by32%in locations prox-imal(0.37±0.13N/m2vs.0.25±0.14N/m2,P=0.005)and by 52%in locations distal to the ICA stenosis(0.75±0.46N/m2 vs.0.36±0.19N/m2,P=0.0005).The relative reductions in the OSI were24%and40%compared with preoperative values for locations proximal(14.8±7.5%vs.11.2±5.2%,P=0.05) and distal(11.8±8.7%vs.7.1±3.6%,P=0.01)to the stenosis, respectively.

Discussion

The findings of our study demonstrate that4D flow MRI was able to quantify wall parameters in20patients with≥60% ICA stenosis before and after recanalisation.Post-CEA we

Table1Cardiovascular risk factors of the study population

Patient characteristics(n=20)Values

Age,years69.4±8.6

Female,n[%]5(25.0)

Hypertension,n[%]18(90.0)

Diabetes,n[%]6(30.0)

Hyperlipidaemia–n[%]10(50.0)

Smoker,n[%]9(45.0)

Coronary heart disease,n[%]3(15.0)

Former stroke/TIA,n[%]6(30.0)

Peripheral artery disease,n[%]1(5.0)

Degree of internal carotid artery stenosis[%]-range60-95

-mean80.8±11.8

Degree of contralateral ICA stenosis[%]-range0–100

-mean26.0±27.2

Symptomatic ICA stenosis,n[%]15(75%)

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observed significant reductions in WSS systole and OSI in the recanalised ICA,at both the site of the plaque and up-and downstream of the vessel.The enlargement of the ICA after plaque removal led to a consecutive deceleration of local blood flow velocities.This occurred in particular at the posterior wall of the ICA due to the reconstruction of the physiological dilatation of the ICA bulb by eversion CEA. Accordingly,the gradient of adjacent velocities at the wall decreased and led to a measurement of decreased WSS systole

[11].CEA also changed post-stenotic complex flow towards

a more laminar blood flow profile.Thus,lower oscillations of blood flow in the distal ICA resulted in a decrease of OSI at this site postoperatively.In addition,we speculate that the reconstruction of normal ICA geometry led to a less pulsatile flow waveform and thus generally reduced OSI.

In vivo measurements of fluid dynamics in post-endarterectomy carotid vessels are a prerequisite to under-standing the interaction of fluid dynamic parameters with the carotid wall and the initiation and progression of atheroma. The ability to quantify such changes in vivo in ICA stenosis has important implications:identification of patients at in-creased risk of stroke and optimal timing of recanalisation procedures before brain infarction are highly challenging. Moreover,some patients suffer periprocedural stroke with devastating consequences and3%/year develop restenosis after CEA or CAS[16].Risk factors for stroke and re-stenosis,however,are largely unknown and constitute an important research goal in order to improve individual treat-ment decisions and surveillance.Regional changes in WSS and OSI may help to identify patients who are at risk of plaque progression or rupture because of flow-mediated endothelial cell dysfunction.While our study did not directly investigate the link between altered wall parameters and risk of plaque progression or stroke,it is an important prerequisite that demonstrates the potential to detect significant changes in WSS and OSI in high-risk patients.Further longitudinal stud-ies are now warranted to investigate the diagnostic value of 4D flow-derived WSS and OSI to identify patients at higher risk of plaque progression,re-stenosis,or stroke.

All carotid plaques were removed by eversion carotid endarterectomy because this is the preferred CEA technique at our institution.Thus,apart from a general enlargement of the diseased vessels because of atherosclerosis with outward remodelling,an almost physiological carotid bifurcation in-cluding an ICA bulb was restored by surgery.In addition, performance of the same surgical technique in all patients probably limited inter-individual variations of postoperative geometry.In contrast,CEA with patch repair may enlarge the internal carotid artery diameter compared to eversion CEA, which would result in different redistribution of local wall shear stress.The accuracy of our methodical approach has been previously validated for the carotid artery bifurcation in ten healthy volunteers[17].The current study demonstrates that the proposed in vivo WSS analysis can be performed even under complex blood flow conditions such as in high-grade ICA stenosis causing haemodynamically relevant flow ob-struction.Moreover,it shows that plaque removal leads to a significant reduction of both WSS systole and OSI along the ICA.These parameters,however,did not change at the prox-imal CCA and ECA,which are typically not affected by plaque removal at the ICA.These findings underline the ability of our approach to selectively quantify regional3D haemodynamics.

Comparable in vivo studies of WSS and OSI at the carotid bifurcation in humans are sparse.To our knowledge,this is the first study evaluating changes in WSS and OSI in high-grade ICA stenosis due to CEA in vivo.In a previous4D flow MRI study of64carotid bifurcations of healthy young volunteers,critical wall parameters(i.e.low absolute WSS and high OSI)were concentrated at the posterior wall of the ICA bulb,a known atheroprone region.Moreover,this study showed that the distribution of absolute WSS and OSI was altered in six patients when moderate(i.e.45–55%)ICA stenosis was present.In11patients who had undergone CEA of70–95%ICA stenosis,the topology of WSS and OSI distribution of the carotid bifurcation was similar to that of volunteers.However,a systematic comparison of local haemodynamics before and after CEA was not performed and ICA stenoses were only moderate[9].A recent case series of seven patients with<50%and one patient with 50–70%ICA stenosis calculated WSS using Doppler ultra-sound and computational fluid dynamics(CFD).Patients were treated with statins over6months and the change in plaque size and composition was analysed by multi-contrast MRI at3T[18].In agreement with the previous4D flow MRI study[9],the incidence of low WSS at baseline(but not OSI)was highest at the posterior wall of the ICA bulb, correlating with plaque thickness and other indicators of plaque vulnerability.The effect that recanalisation had on WSS and OSI was not evaluated.Another study investigated local carotid haemodynamics in two patients who underwent CEA and carotid artery stenting of ICA stenosis using3D CT angiography,Doppler ultrasound,and CFD[19].Data on haemodynamic changes before CEA and carotid artery stenting were not acquired.Recanalisation induced slow helical flow and regionally low WSS in the ICA bulb after patch CEA,comparable to findings of previous studies[9, 11,20,21].

Limitations associated with the4D flow MRI imaging protocol are the relatively low spatial and temporal resolution, which leads to an underestimation of absolute values of WSS and OSI.An increase in these MRI parameters and accelera-tion of data acquisition by parallel imaging may have the potential to improve the interpretation of intrastenotic maxi-mum blood flow velocities.However,the available resolution in our study did not affect relative pre-and post-interventional

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changes of WSS or OSI.Moreover,previous studies have demonstrated good reproducibility and inter-and intra-observer reliability of WSS and OSI[17]and a recent study found good agreement of4D flow MRI and high-resolution 2D duplex ultrasound[2]emphasising the accuracy of4D flow MRI.Owing to metal artefacts at the vessel wall,even in patients undergoing CAS using nitinol stents,accurate follow-up measurements of WSS are currently not possible.In addi-tion,the long process time of approximately60min for one single data set restricts the clinical use of this technique. However,promising new software prototypes are currently being evaluated in our institution and allow a significantly faster analysis of WSS,which is a prerequisite for application in clinical routine.

There was a dropout of patients who were screened and finally included in the study.Most of our patients suffered from acute stroke and it was challenging to perform an MRI examination shortly before carotid surgery.In addition,MRI examination required cooperation of patients in order to minimize motion artefacts and a robust ECG trigger for accurate data acquisition.These two factors currently limit the application in clinical routine.Further methodical im-provements are therefore desirable that will reduce total MRI examination times to less than30min to gain higher patient acceptance and comfort and that will improve the reliability of the ECG-triggering for optimal timing of flow measurement. However,as dropout was not due to the degree or morphology of ICA stenosis we do not expect a significant bias on our results.In some patients we observed insufficient data quality. An optimised carotid coil that can be directly attached to the surface of the neck(in combination with a higher number of coils)[22]could further improve the signal-to-noise ratio and overall image quality.

Another drawback of our study is related to the lack of a control group of age-matched patients without ICA stenosis. Similarly,cutoff and normal values of WSS systole and OSI along the carotid bifurcation have not been established for different age groups,limiting the predictive value of the WSS systole and OSI derived in this study.Currently,the opti-mal wall parameters have yet to be established.In our analysis we chose WSS systole over time-averaged WSS as an explor-atory metric.Previous intergroup comparisons of WSS have shown that time-averaged WSS often does not exhibit signif-icant intergroup differences because of averaging during the haemodynamically inactive diastolic period[23].Future follow-up studies are thus needed to identify which of the WSS parameters(time averaged,peak systolic or oscillatory) optimally and independently predict development,progres-sion,and occurrence of vulnerable plaques and thus allow for risk stratification in future patients.

Plaques of the ICA are typically eccentric.Accordingly, WSS systole or OSI may be different within one analysis plane depending on whether that segment resides at the site of the plaque/wall thickening or at an unaffected wall segment opposite to the plaque.In addition,individual plaque compo-sition such as predominant calcification versus a predominant large lipid-rich/necrotic core could have an influence on local haemodynamics due to the difference of elasticity of the plaque.Thus,co-registration of local WSS/OSI with local plaque distribution using source data of three-dimensional MR angiography would be of great interest to optimally study the potential role of WSS/OSI on ICA plaques.Unfortunately, multi-contrast plaque MRI,which would be needed for co-registration of plaque composition,was not part of the imaging protocol in this study.The three-dimensional and high-resolution MR-based assessment of wall thickening and plaque characteristics and its association with critical WSS/OSI should thus be further investigated in longitudinal patient studies.

In conclusion,4D flow MRI was feasible for assessing the in vivo distribution of WSS systole and OSI in patients with high-grade ICA stenosis.Plaque removal and thus reduced blood flow velocity gradients at the wall led to a selective and significant reduction of both average WSS systole and OSI at the ICA.Four-dimensional flow MRI can be easily combined with other MR imaging techniques such as MR angiography or multi-contrast MRI for plaque imaging during the same session,allowing for co-registration of3D flow and structural data.It therefore constitutes a highly promising tool for future large-scale longitudinal studies in patients evaluating the fluid-structure interactions at the carotid bifurcation. Acknowledgements We thank Hansj?rg Mast for performing all MRI measurements.

Andreas Harloff is supported by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft grant no.HA5399/3-1;Michael Markl is supported by NIH NHLBI grant R01HL115828;NUCATS Institute NIH grant UL1RR025741, and the Northwestern Memorial Foundation Dixon Translational Re-search Grants Initiative.

Disclosures None of the authors has a conflict of interest related to this article.

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班前安全早会制度

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晨会管理制度

晨会管理制度 一、目的 为进一步规范管理,提升团队士气,明确工作事务安排,特要求公司各级部门及车间实行晨会管理制度 二、适用范围 公司各级职能部门及车间 三、实施办法 1.晨会时间 职能部门:工作日(周一至周六)7:50—8:20,原则上不得提前或超时。 供销部按照《供销部晨会制度》执行。 生产车间:工作日(公司安排休假除外)7:50—8:20,原则上不得提前或超时。2.晨会地点 职能部门:公司办公楼前坪或办公楼内; 生产车间:车间大门空坪; 如遇雨雪天气,可在室内召开。 3.晨会流程 3.1集合列队:7:50准时集合,由晨会主持人负责整合队伍(一般以整齐报数、向左转、向右转、跨立等口令为主); 3.2晨会主持人或班组长通报当班人员出勤情况,检查员工的劳保用品、工牌穿戴等情况; 3.3由主持人问好:亲爱的伙伴们,大家早上好!参会人答:好、很好、非常好、见到你更好! 3.4由主持人安排学习分享,内容涵盖:公司的相关制度、文件、文章、心得体会、故事哲理等; 3.5由参会人员做前一日工作总结和当日工作计划(车间为岗位主操或员工代表),再由部门负责人或代理人,对前一日部门工作进行讲评,对当日部门重点工作进行部署; 3.6宣读口号,展示团队风采。 4.晨会常用对答术语 4.1主持人早上问好时, 如:亲爱的伙伴们,大家早上好;对答:好、很好、非常好、见到你更好!

4.2如主持人提问:好不好?对答:好! 4.3主持人提问:大家状态好不好?对答:好、很好、非常好! 4.4主持人提问:大家准备好了吗?对答:时刻准备着! 4.5对答术语未全数列举。 5.宣读口号择选 各部门宣读口号,必须从公司备案的口号中选取,不得随意私编。各部门有增添口号建议权,经由综合部组织评审后,可收纳为口号汇集。 口号汇集: 安全宣誓内容 疯狂努力、没有借口、达成目标、坚守承诺; 团结一致并肩奋斗友爱协同立即行动 创新是根本,质量是生命,服务是宗旨,效益是目标,全力以赴,振兴东大! 6.晨会相关注意事项 6.1全体人员必须按时参加晨会,不得迟到、早退,不得中途离开; 6.2晨会时所有人员必须按要求规范着装,将通讯工具调至无声或振动状态,不得做与晨会无关的事情; 6.3工作日内召开晨会,节假日取消;参会对象为部门或车间所有部署员工,无故不参加晨会者视为旷工半天,部门自行督察处理; 6.4对执行其他工作任务和晨会时间相冲突的,必须经得部门负责人同意,方可缺席; 6.5各级部门及车间,必须严格按照晨会管理制度,召开晨会。 6.6督察组督察员会不定期督察各职能部门和车间组织的晨会。

安全晨会制度2

安全晨会实施方案 为了提高广大工友的安全操作意识、操作技能与安全事故防范意识,自觉遵守操作规程与项目部的安全管理制度与劳动纪律;切实做到“三不伤害”,杜绝安全死亡事故与重伤事故的发生,根据国家《安全生产法》与《安全培训管理规定》的相关条款要求,结合本项目的实际情况,特制订本安全晨会制度。具体实施条款如下: 一.安全晨会的召开要求 安全晨会每天召开,覆盖范围:项目部所有管理人员、各作业工种全部作业人员、所有特种作业人员。 1.周一全员安全晨会由项目经理组织,参加人员为:项目部全体管理人员、所有特种作业人员、木工班组、钢筋班组、砼班组、外架班组、安装班组。 2.周一安全晨会由安全工程师主持召开:参加人员为项目部全部特殊工种,特殊工种为:塔吊司机、塔吊指挥、施工电梯司机、电工、焊工。 3、周二、周三、周四、周五、周六、周日安全晨会由分管楼栋栋号长或施工员主持召开:依次参加的工种为:周二晨会为1-2#楼木工班组、周三晨会:砼班组、外架班组、周四晨会为钢筋班组,周五晨会为6#楼所有作业班组、周六为7#楼所有作业班组、周日为13#楼所有作业班组。 二、安全晨会的讲解内容: 1.普通工种的晨会内容: ①、各工种操作规程、高处作业、临边作业的有关规定。 ②、劳动防护用品的使用、检查、维护以及职业健康卫生的有关知识。 ③、安全用电知识。

④、项目部的各项安全管理制度与劳动纪律。 ⑤、吊装作业的安全知识。 ⑥、各机具的操作规程。 ⑦、安全应急救援常识、紧急逃生路线。 ⑧万泰“安全作业纪律”和“个人安全违规罚则” ⑨万泰工人“工资打卡”强制性管理规定 ⑩本周“安全/质量”要求和【特别注意事项】 2.特种作业人员的晨会内容: ①、塔吊操作规程、十个不准吊、塔吊安全隐患检查。 ②、电梯操作规程、电梯运行注意事项。 ③、电工安全技术操作规程、电箱“一机、一闸、一漏、一箱”、巡检记录、防护用品佩戴。 ④、焊工安全技术操作规程、作业过程防火、焊机操作规程、防护用品佩戴、氧气瓶、乙炔瓶正确使用及安全距离。 ⑤、架子工安全技术操作规程、防护用品正确佩戴。 ⑥万泰“安全作业纪律”和“个人安全违规罚则” ⑦万泰工人“工资打卡”强制性管理规定 重庆万泰建设(集团)有限公司 万科西安东方传奇项目部 2017月6月

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