Resultados: 4

The ability of contemporary cardiologists to judge the ischemic impact of a coronary lesion visually

BACKGROUND: Landmark trials showed that invasive pressure measurement (Fractional Flow Reserve, FFR) was a better guide to coronary stenting than visual assessment. However, present-day interventionists have benefited from extensive research and personal experience of mapping anatomy to hemodynamics. AIM...

Comparison of a known invasive physiological method used for the evaluation of ischemia and a newer noninvasive physiological method for the same propose

J. Transcatheter Interv; 31 (supl.1), 2023
INTRODUCTION: FFR is the most validated method for evaluating the physiological significance of non-occlusive coronary stenosis. FFR is the ratio of distal pressure (Pd) and aortic pressure (Pa) determined during adenosine induced hyperemia. Nonhyperemic pressure ratios were later introduced and validate...

Índices fisiológicos não hiperêmicos – base teórica, aplicações clínicas e limitações

A fisiologia coronariana tornou-se o padrão de tratamento para avaliar o significado funcional da doença aterosclerótica coronariana. Ela permite identificar isquemia miocárdica em nível de vaso, discriminar os padrões funcionais da doença aterosclerótica e orientar a necessidade de revasculariza...

Angiography quantitative flow ratio: a systematic review and analysis of diagnostic accuracy

Arq. bras. cardiol; 119 (4 supl.1), 2022
INTRODUCTION: Fractional flow reserve (FFR) is the gold standard to evaluate severity of coronary stenosis. Quantitative flow ratio (QFR) is a new angiography-based method used to infer FFR. Studies have shown >90% agreement between QFR and FFR. OBJECTIVE: To conduct a systematic review and diagnostic ac...