分裂定量冠状动脉血管学的分法定律,以评估左主分叉病变

Mattia Lunardi1,2, Nozomi Kotoku1, Carlo Briguori3

  • 1Department of Cardiology, University of Galway, Galway, Ireland.

概括

建议进行定量冠状动脉血管学 (QCA) 分析,而不是视觉评估,以分类左主 (LM) 两叉病变. 两叉式专用QCA (Bif-QCA) 和Finet-QCA显示出比LM狭窄评估的视觉方法更好的准确性.

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