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静脈内超音波による誘導と比較して,ステントの配備を最適化するための断片フローリザーブ

W F Fearon1, J Luna, H Samady

  • 1Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA, USA. wfearon@stanford.edu

Circulation
|October 17, 2001
PubMed
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断片フロー・リザーブ (FFR) は,ステントの部署が最適でないことを示しますが,0.96以上の値は最適な結果を保証しません. より高いアデノシン用量は,冠動脈ステントの評価のためのFFRの精度を向上させます.

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