Using physiology to determine coronary intervention in Stable Coronary Artery Disease – FFR, iFR and QFR

Chairpersons: T. Alexander, K. H. Sim

Panellists: R. Fung, G. Gurupparan, L. Lison, R. Rajagopal, K. Shishido, P. Vicinelli

Summary

Consult this session to learn more about the role of FFR in stable coronary artery disease intervention, the common pitfalls and tips & tricks in performing FFR measurement, as well as the emerging role of QFR in assessing the significance of intermediate stenosis.

Learning Objectives

To understand the role of FFR in stable coronary artery disease intervention
To understand the common pitfalls and tips and tricks in performing FFR measurement
To understand the emerging role of QFR in assessing the significance of intermediate stenosis

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Use of FFR in an intermediate stenosis in stable coronary artery disease
Distortion in recording FFR to highlight and discuss common pitfalls in FFR management
A case with two tandem lesions in the same vessel
A case of iFR
A case of QFR

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Using physiology to determine coronary intervention in Stable Coronary Artery Disease – FFR, iFR and QFR

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