Are We Always Stenting the Physiologically Most Significant Lesion? Can Systematic Lesion Assessment Using iFR/FFR Pullback Help? - Prof. Carlo Di Mario

↳ This is a section part of Moment: CRT 2016 Coronary Physiology: Updates from the Leaders in Coronary Physiology

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Summary

Carlo Di Mario discusses whether we are always stunting the physiologically most significant coronary lesion, and what we can learn from using iFR and FFR pullback.

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Target Audience

Interventional Cardiologists
Interventional Fellows
Physiology technicians
Nurses and other allied healthcare professionals

Supported with unrestricted grant from Volcano Philips

Session Name: Coronary Physiology (Supported by an educational grant from Volcano Corporation)
Track: Atherosclerosis, Physiology & Imaging

Learning Objectives

Update in advances in the coronary physiology field

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