Mikhail Tarasov

Mikhail Tarasov's research focuses on interventional cardiology, particularly the diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease using imaging and physiological measurement techniques such as optical coherence tomography (a light-based imaging method for visualizing artery walls) and instantaneous flow reserve (a way to measure blood flow limitation caused by artery narrowing). Work also touches on stenting procedures, biomarkers for predicting complications after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI, a procedure to open blocked arteries), and renal denervation (a treatment targeting kidney nerves to reduce blood pressure). One unrelated publication on space debris image segmentation also appears in the record, suggesting a possible outlier or shared name in the dataset.

Publication output was minimal or absent before 2020 but has grown fairly steadily since, peaking in 2024, suggesting an increasing recent research pace.

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