Abstract 14666: Coronary Arterial Calcification Influences Fractional Flow Reserve: Comparison of Guide Wire Type FFR With Vasodilator and FFRangio Without Vasodilator
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Introduction: Fractional flow reserve (FFR) measures percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) performance. FFR was determined by guide wire (GW)-type FFR. It is now evaluated by computed tomography (CT; FFRCT) or invasive coronary angiography (FFRangio; CathWorks, USA), whereby coronary arteries are traced on a conventional angiogram from three different angles to form three-dimensional images; the calculated FFR is FFRangio. In contrast to GW-type FFR, FFRangio does not need a vasodilator drug (e.g. nicorandil) load or GW. Hypothesis: Coronary calcification may influence the effect of vasodilator drugs, causing a difference between FFRangio and GW-type FFR depending on coronary calcium score (CCS). Methods: FFRangio and GW-type FFR (SJN, Zeon, ACIST) were simultaneously evaluated at catheter examinations in 11 coronary arteries from 9 patients before PCI (six males, mean age 72±11 years). Nicorandil (2 mg) was directly injected when measuring GW-type FFR. Cardiac CT was performed to measure CCS. Results: The correlation coefficients between FFR magnitude (=mean of FFRangio and GW-type FFR) and CCS in all vessels, and a vessel with FFR measurement, were -0.845 and -0.843, respectively. The correlation coefficients between difference in FFRangio minus GW-type FFR and CCS in all vessels, and a vessel with FFR measurement, were 0.627 and 0.752, respectively. The greater the CCS of both all vessels and a vessel in FFR measurements, the smaller the FFR. The greater the CCS of both all vessels and a vessel with FFR measurement, the greater the difference in FFRangio minus GW-type FFR (Figures). This may indicate the greater the CCS, the smaller the vasodilation effect of a direct nicorandil injection. Conclusions: Of GW-type FFR, FFRangio, and FFR CT, only GW-type FFR requires a vasodilator injection. Coronary arteries, known to cause blooming artifacts and impair the accuracy of FFRCT, also influence vasodilator effects, especially with borderline FFR (0.75-0.80).
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- Abstract 14666: Coronary Arterial Calcification Influences Fractional Flow Reserve: Comparison of Guide Wire Type FFR With Vasodilator and FFRangio Without Vasodilator
- Date Crossref
- 08/11/2022
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- Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
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- journal-article
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