 the ability to significantly improve the speed and reliability of TAA growth analysis, facilitate the communication of aortic growth assessment between radiologists, care-providers and patients, and generate new biomarkers of disease progression that can be used to improve patient management decisions, and ultimately patient outcomes. In this grant effort, we propose to achieve
the ability to significantly improve the speed and reliability of TAA increase psychoanalysis, facilitate the communication of aortic increase judgment between radiologists, care - provider and affected role, and generate fresh biomarkers of disease progression that can be used to better patient management decisions, and ultimately patient outcomes. In this concession effort, we propose to achieve
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the ability to significantly improve the speed of growth analysis, the communication of care-providers patients, and generate biomarkers of disease that can be used to improve management decisions, and ultimately patient outcomes. In this grant effort, we propose to
 the ability to significantly Improve the Speed And RelIaBiliTy of tAA growth analySIs, faCilitate the communicatiOn of aOrTIc grOWtH asseSsment bETwEEN raDiOlOgiStS, CaRe-proVidErs and pAtients, and GenErAte new biomarKErS of disease ProGression that Can Be used To ImpROve paTieNt manAgemenT DecisiOns, and ultImATely paTIent outCOMeS. In tHis grant effort, we pROpOSe to achieve
 the ability to significan tly improv e the  sp eed  a nd r elia bility of TAAg rowt h analysis, facilitate  theco m muni c at ion o f aorti c  g r o wth  a ss ess me n tbetwe enradiolo gists, car e-p ro viders and p a ti ents, andgen erate new bi oma rkersof  di s easepro gress ion th a t canbe used t oi mprove patient m an agem ent decisions, an d  u l timately patie nt out co m es . Inthi s grant ef fo rt, w e  propos e  t o a chi e ve
 the_ability to_significantly improve the speed_and reliability_of_TAA growth_analysis,_facilitate the communication_of aortic growth_assessment between radiologists, care-providers_and patients, and_generate_new biomarkers of disease progression that can be used to improve patient management decisions,_and_ultimately patient_outcomes._In_this grant effort, we propose_to achieve