Fractional flow reserve in definition for futher endovascular intervention in «false» bifurcation coronary lesions

M U Movsesyants; Мовсесянц М Ю; V A Ivanov; Иванов В А; I V Trunin; Трунин И В; A V Ivanov; Иванов А В; U A Bobkov; Бобков Ю А; S A Terekhin; Терехин С А; V V Mayskov; Майсков В В

Fractional flow reserve in definition for futher endovascular intervention in «false» bifurcation coronary lesions

Authors: Movsesyants MU¹, Ivanov VA¹, Trunin IV¹, Ivanov AV¹, Bobkov UA¹, Terekhin SA¹, Mayskov VV²
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1. Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky
2. Peoples' Friendship University of Russia
Issue: No 2 (2009)
Pages: 26-31
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rudn.ru/medicine/article/view/3700

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Main vessel stenting in the «false» bifurcation coronary lesions compromises side branch vessel ostium often. Functional significance of the side vessel ostium narrowing after main vessel stenting was defined in 40 patients with II-III classes of stable angina pectoris with isolated «false» bifurcation coronary lesions by means of a fractional flow reserve (FFR). Average side branch vessel ostium narrowing was 69,8 ± 8,7%, average value of FFR was detected 0,83 ± 0,06. It was noted, that the visual estimation and the quantitative coronary angiography are unreliable methods in assessment of the severity of side branch vessel ostium narrowing. The results of our study demonstrate, that if FFR > 0,75 it is out of any benefit to conduct additional kissing balloon angioplasty of side brahch vessel ostium. Moreover, it was associated with high risk of side branch vessel dissection and ischemic myocardium injury.

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bifurcation coronary lesions, fractional flow reserve (FFR)

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Fractional flow reserve in definition for futher endovascular intervention in «false» bifurcation coronary lesions

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M U Movsesyants

V A Ivanov

I V Trunin

A V Ivanov

U A Bobkov

S A Terekhin

V V Mayskov

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