Titlebook: Coronary Pressure; Nico H. J. Pijls,Bernard Bruyne Book 2000Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 arteries.artery.

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Current WADD Weightless ResearchAre there any values of myocardial fractional flow reserve (FFR.) after a coronary intervention, indicating that the result of the procedure was excellent, moderate, or insufficient ?

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Practical Set-Up of Coronary Pressure Measurement,The present chapter aims at providing the reader with the practical aspects of coronary pressure measurements in humans. The technical requirements, equipment, “tips and tricks” of the procedure itself, and methods to induce hyperemia are reviewed. Potential pitfalls to be aware of, are discussed in chapter 6.

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Independence of Fractional Flow Reserve of Hemodynamic Loading Conditions,In addition to feasibility and clinical relevance, reproducibility (or absence of variability) is another crucial characteristic of any new diagnostic test. A measurement which is either difficult to obtain, of little clinical relevance, or highly variable, would be clinical nonsense.

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Fractional Flow Reserve for Evaluation of Coronary Interventions,Are there any values of myocardial fractional flow reserve (FFR.) after a coronary intervention, indicating that the result of the procedure was excellent, moderate, or insufficient ?

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The Coronary Circulation,ell understood. This chapter does not claim to be an extensive review of the physiology of the coronary circulation but aims at providing the reader with the anatomic and physiologic background required to understand the principles, advantages, and limitations of the concept of pressure-derived fractional flow reserve.

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Fractional Flow Reserve to Distinguish Significant Stenosis: Use at Diagnostic Catherization,nterventions. This is especially true with respect to physiologic investigations in the catheterization laboratory. A number of studies establishing the value of coronary pressure measurement and FFR to distinguish between functionally significant and non-significant stenoses, is presented in this chapter.