iFR: Principals and Case Examples - Justin Davies

↳ This is a section part of Moment: Simple Education comprehensive guide to Coronary Physiology using iFR and FFR, November, 2015

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Summary

Justin Davies introduces the concepts of iFR (Instantaneous wave-Free Ratio) and discusses the underlying physiological principals and usese case examples to demonstrate how it is being used in contemporary clinical practice.

Understand the background of iFR
Phasic relationship of pressure and flow
How pressure gradient varies accross the cardiac cycle
Why we can measure iFR at rest
Why we need to measure FFR during hyperaemia
How to make a measurement of iFR

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Target Audience

These educational moments are suitable for a wide audience including:-

5* rated international core course-content
Interventional cardiologists
General cardiologists
Allied healthcare professionals
Technicans and physiologists
Industry core physiology requirements

This course is supported by an unrestrited educational grant from Volcano-Philips

Learning Objectives

Detailed background knowledge of the history of physiological measurements
Range of tools available in the clinical cathether laboratory for physiological measurments
Choice of flow or pressure in stenosis assessment?
Evidence base for physiological assessment
Appropriate use criteria, and application of physiological assessment to routine practice
State-of-the art anatomical-physioloigcal co-registration
Clinical trial update (DEFINE-FLAIR, iFR-SwedeHeart, FAME 3)