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The localization of lesions, their lengths and the degree of stenosis are the most common criteria used to assess the severity of lower limb peripheral arterial disease (PAD). 2D-ultrasound (US) imaging is the first-line diagnosis method used to investigate arterial lesions; however, it cannot render a 3D map of the entire lower limb vascular tree required for therapy planning. Moreover, current 3D-US...
Stenosis degree is the most common criterion used to assess the severity of atherosclerosis. This form of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is often present in lower limb arteries. However, to detect and quantify distributed arterial stenoses in lower limbs, a high precision is required over a long segment. Moreover, to plan the appropriate therapy, a 3D representation of the vessel is desirable....
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