Assoc. Prof. SATYAJIT SINGH
Medical Doctor
25% of patients continue to have angina despite PCI. So, there's more to do for the Rx rather than cosmetically correcting the lesion
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Assoc. Prof. SATYAJIT SINGH
Medical Doctor
DEFINE FLOW study is really an eye-opener with lot of clinical implications. Even after revascularisation, if FFR < 0.80 and CFR < 2 , it portends a poor prognosis. If FFR > 0.80 post revasc and CFR < 2 , again its a suboptimal result.
Great hypothesis generating study
