EuroPCR 2026

20 May 2026

Other coronary interventions Imaging – Coronary

Angiography-based physiology: time to change your routine clinical practice?

Sponsored by Pie Medical Imaging and Siemens Healthineers

Anchorperson: J. Daemen

Spokesperson: J. Escaned

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Summary

This session offers a critical appraisal of angiography-based physiology, with a focus on virtual fractional flow reserve (vFFR) technology. It reviews the latest clinical evidence, including insights from the FAST study programme and the FAST III randomised controlled trial. Gain a clear understanding of current guideline perspectives, practical applications of vFFR, and its potential clinical benefits, such as reduced procedural time, contrast use, and material requirements, supporting its integration into routine practice.

Learning Objectives

To learn about the latest clinical data on angiography-based physiology (vFFR) FAST study pipeline including FAST III randomised controlled trial
To watch a critical appraisal of the current guidelines on angiography-based physiology
To understand when and how vFFR could be used
To understand the benefits of angiography-based physiology (time, contrast, use, material)

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vFFR: clinical data

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When and how to use vFFR

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Simone Biscaglia

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Benefits of angiography-based physiology

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