Titlebook: Quantitative Coronary Angiography in Clinical Practice; Patrick W. Serruys,David P. Foley,Pim J. Feyter Book 1994 Springer Science+Busines

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Carlo Di Mario,Pim J. De Feyter,Johan C. H. Schuurbiers,Peter De Jaegere,Robert Gil,H?kan Emanuelsso

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Quantitative Coronary Angiography in Clinical Practice

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Accuracy and precision of quantitative digital coronary arteriography; observer-, as well as short- ly high spatial and temporal resolution [1–3]. The application of gap filling techniques allows a reduction in the acquisiton frame rates with a concommitant reduction in X-ray radiation dose. These clinical and technical forces running in parallel, put pressure on the availability of quantitative d

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Videodensitometry in percutaneous coronary interventions: a critical appraisal of its contributions al angiographic projections. Secondly, since luminal cross sectional area is calculated directly from the densitometric profile, no assumptions on luminal morphology are required, a fact that may contribute to a more realistic appraisal of the result of the intervention. The reliability of these app

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Experiences of a quantitative coronary angiographic core laboratory in restenosis prevention trialsr angiographic (change in minimal luminal diameter at follow-up; >50% diameter stenosis at follow-up; loss >50% of the initial gain] and/or clinical [death; nonfatal myocardial infarction; coronary revascularization; recurrence of angina requiring medical therapy, exercise test, quality of life). Th

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Intracoronary pressure measurements with a 0.015″ fluid-filled angioplasty guide wirend away from measuring distal pressures during PTCA. Nevertheless, it still holds that the knowledge of the transstenotic pressure gradient can be of aid to estimate dilatation efficacy [8–10]. Accordingly, a fluid-filled pressure monitoring PTCA wire was developed. It is the smallest coronary press

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Calculation of maximum coronory, myocardial, and collateral blood flow by pressure measurements in t [1–4]. Of all those methods, only comparison of blood flow velocities by the Doppler wire and ECG-triggered digital subtraction angiography have gained some clinical application [5,6]. Both methods, however, only provide information about anterograde blood flow through the large epicardial coronary