How should I treat a RCA lesion with ambiguous physiology by Fractional Flow Reserve, Instantaneous wave-free ratio and Coronary Flow Reserve?
A 62-year-old female presents with onset classical angina, CCS-class 2. Coronary CT angiography showed a 70% diameter stenosis of the proximal of the right coronary artery. CTA derived fractional flow reserve indicated lesion-specific ischemia in the RCA…
19 Nov 2018
How should I treat a RCA lesion with ambiguous physiology by Fractional Flow Reserve, Instantaneous wave-free ratio and Coronary Flow Reserve?
A 62-year-old female presents with onset classical angina, CCS-class 2. Coronary CT angiography showed a 70% diameter stenosis of the proximal of the right coronary artery. CTA derived fractional flow reserve indicated lesion-specific ischemia in the RCA…
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