Physiological vs. anatomical assessment of multivessel disease patients

Anchorperson: G. Campo

Spokesperson: B. De Bruyne

Summary

This session delves into the comparative benefits of physiological versus anatomical assessment in patients with multivessel coronary disease, focusing particularly on myocardial infarction cases. Attendees will explore how coronary physiology can guide complete revascularisation, the added value of physiological assessment beyond conventional angiography, and the selection of appropriate physiological tools tailored to clinical presentations and coronary lesions.

Learning Objectives

To understand how coronary physiology may drive complete revascularisation in myocardial infarction patients
To understand the additional value of coronary physiology over conventional angiography
To select the right tool of coronary physiology on the basis of clinical presentation and coronary lesion

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Welcome and session objectives
Case 1 - STEMI patients with multivessel disease
How did I treat?
Case 2 - NSTEMI patients with multivessel disease
How did I treat?
What randomised controlled trials tell us: how and when to use coronary physiology for complete revascularisation

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Physiological vs. anatomical assessment of multivessel disease patients

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