Role of coronary physiology in acute coronary syndrome patients

Facilitators: P. Canova, E. Van Belle

Speakers: S. Yang, B. Caullery, E. Alfonso, J. Los

Summary

Examine the role of coronary physiology in acute coronary syndrome patients, including plaque characteristics related to ACS risk, prognostic value of AngioIMR in STEMI, functional significance of lumen and plaque features, diagnostic accuracy of quantitative flow ratio, and the impact of adenosine administration routes on FFR assessment.

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Plaque characteristics and risk of acute coronary syndrome by physiological disease pattern
Prognostic value of AngioIMR in ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction
Prognostic implications of lumen and plaque characteristics according to functional significance
Diagnostic accuracy of quantitative flow ratio in non-culprit lesions of patients with STEMI
Intravenous adenosine, not intracoronary adenosine, overestimates non-culprit FFR during Acute Coronary Syndrome

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