Plain-English translation of NCT06393894 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Read our Coronary Artery Disease research guide →This study is building a registry of younger patients who have developed narrowing in their heart arteries earlier than expected. Researchers will take blood samples and perform special imaging scans to look for genetic clues and markers that might explain why some people develop heart disease without the usual risk factors like high cholesterol, smoking, or diabetes.
Many younger patients develop heart artery disease without having the typical warning signs or risk factors doctors usually look for. This registry aims to uncover hidden genetic and biological reasons that might explain early heart disease, which could help doctors better predict and prevent it in the future.
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If you qualify, you will visit the hospital for a single enrollment visit where researchers will ask about your medical history, take measurements, and collect a blood sample. During the same visit or as part of your planned heart procedure, you may undergo a special imaging scan called near-infrared spectroscopy that takes detailed pictures of your heart arteries. Your blood will be analyzed for cholesterol levels, liver and kidney function, and genetic markers related to heart disease.
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