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P.W.Serruys

SYNTAX II: Initial outcomes of FFR/iFR and IVUS guided PCI with last generation DES in 3 vessel patients

SYNTAX II: Initial outcomes of FFR/iFR and IVUS guided PCI with last generation DES in 3 vessel patients

Original Title: iFR/FFR and IVUS-guided percutaneous coronary revascularization with new-generation DES in patients with de novo three-vessel disease: 30-day outcomes of the SYNTAX II trial. Presenter: P. W. Serruys.   The European Society of Cardiology guidelines recommend PCI for patients with multivessel disease and a Syntax score. A prospective, multicenter, single arm study was carried

luis_raposo

PRIME-FFR: Safe in acute coronary syndrome

Original Title: Impact of routine Fractional Flow Reserve on management decision and 1-year clinical outcome of ACS patients: Insights from the POST-IT and R3F Integrated Multicenter registriEs –Implementation of FFR in Routine Practice (PRIME-FFR). Presenter: Luís Raposo.   Supported by a large body of evidence, the use of fractional flow reserve (FFR) has clearly been

Mariano-Pellicano

FFRangio: New Software Derives FFR Value from Angiography

Original Title: Image-based FFR during coronary catheterization. Presenter: Mariano Pellicano.   Fractional flow reserve (FFR) is considered the gold standard to detect myocardial ischemia; however, due to its elevated cost, increased procedural time and potential complications associated to the guiding catheter, it is still underused. The FFRangio is a new technology based of angiographic images

Shengxian-Tu

FAVOR: Diagnostic Accuracy of FFR derived from coronary angiography, the QFR

Original Title: Diagnostic accuracy of a fast computational approach to derive FFR from coronary X-ray angiography: results from the international multicenter FAVOR (Functional Assessment by Varios flow Reconstruction) pilot study. Presenter: Shengxian Tu.   Pressure gradient across coronary stenosis is associated to flow and influenced by obstruction geometry. The QFR (quantitative flow ratio) is a

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