Plain-English translation of NCT06275399 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers want to better understand what happens when plaque builds up in your heart arteries and how your blood cells respond to that buildup. This study will use advanced imaging, computer modeling, and blood tests to see how the narrowing in your artery affects blood flow patterns and how your body's clotting cells behave in that area.
Right now, doctors can see where arteries are narrowed, but they don't fully understand exactly how the plaque, blood flow, and clotting cells interact in ways that might lead to a heart attack. This research aims to fill that gap so future treatments can be better targeted.
You would come in for one visit when you're already scheduled for a heart catheterization (angiography). During that procedure, doctors will take detailed pictures of your artery blockage using OCT imaging and collect blood samples from your coronary arteries. The research team will also run special tests on your blood to measure how your clotting cells are behaving and analyze proteins and other markers. The extra testing adds time to your regular procedure but happens during the same visit.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 7, 2026 · Not medical advice
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