Syncvision and iFR Co-Registration

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Justin Davies at EuroPCR 2018 describes state-of-the art use of iFR and Syncvision iFR Co-registration.

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Dr Justin Davies, Hammersmith Hospital, London, UK

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Syncvision and iFR Co-Registration (Part 1)
Syncvision and iFR Co-Registration (Part 2)

Target Audience

  • Coronary interventionist
  • Physiologists
  • Healthcare professionals

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the limitations of FFR in assessing serial lesions
  • Understand how iFR overcomes the limitations of serial lesion assessment
  • See how iFR co-registration can help localise physiological lesions on the coronary angiogram
  • Understand the importance of differentiation between diffuse and focal disese
  • Using iFR Co-registration to plan revascularisation decision-making

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