Clinical decision based on coronary physiology: where do we stand in 2022?

Anchorperson: U. Kaul

Moderator: N. Ryan

Summary

Watch this EuroPCR 2022 session if you want to know the latest updates on integrating physiology into optimal revascularization in the cathlab: improvements in wire-based technologies, QFR from online or offline CAG, CT angio coupled with FFR, and physiology-guided vs angio-guided revascularization in ACS.

Learning Objectives

To recognise how physiological assessments in the cathlab can complement clinical decision-making and optimise PCI results
To learn more about the advantages and limitations of physiologic assessment in daily practice
To understand the latest clinical evidence on iFR, FFR and QFR and impact on daily practice

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Session objectives
What’s new with wire-based physiology assessment
Clarity amidst confusion
What’s new with angiography-based physiology assessment
Missed significant left main coronary artery identified by angio based QFR
What’s new with CT-based physiology assessment
Should I graft this big intermediate branch, that is somewhat narrowed
What’s new with physiological assessment in patients with acute coronary syndromes
Trusting your eyes is good, algorithms are better

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Clinical decision based on coronary physiology: where do we stand in 2022?

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