Roundtable Discussion: Physiology-guided PCI: What is the Right Choice for the Most Accurate Decision Making?
Published: 21 September 2018
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1m 9sPart 1 INTRODUCTION: PHYSIOLOGY Adrian P Banning, Thomas Engstrøm, Giuseppe Tarantini
Overview
This expert-led discussion was filmed on 21st September 2018 with Professor Adrian Banning (as moderator) and Professors Thomas Engstrøm and Giuseppe Tarantini. This footage aims to highlight the limitations of FFR and iFR and how novel technologies and emerging resting indicies may offer solutions in coronary physiology.
Learning objective
- learn more about patient-specific decision making strategies in physiology-guided PCI.
- discuss the limitations of FFR and iFR measurements and gain insight on how to overcome them.
- become aware of signal drift on pressure guidewire and novel technologies that limit its impact on accuracy.
- assess the role of emerging resting indices such as dPR.
- listen to the personal insight of Cardiology Key Opinion Leaders on the future of coronary physiology.
Target Audience
- Interventional Cardiologist doing more than 50 physiology-guided PCI per year
- Believers in iFR and/or FFR
More from this programme
Part 1
INTRODUCTION: PHYSIOLOGY
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| INTRODUCTION: PHYSIOLOGY | Watch now |
Part 2
SESSION 1: LITERATURE REVIEW
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| SESSION 1: LITERATURE REVIEW | Watch now |
Part 3
SESSION 2: EXPERIENCES & LIMITATIONS OF FFR & iFR
Part 4
SESSION 3: TECHNOLOGY FOCUS
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| SESSION 3: TECHNOLOGY FOCUS | Watch now |
Faculty Biographies
Adrian P Banning
Consultant Cardiologist
Prof Adrian Banning is a Consultant Cardiologist, specialising in percutaneous coronary intervention. He works as a Consultant in interventional and general cardiology and is one of the founder members of the Oxford Private Heart and Lung Centre at Nuffield Health Oxford at The Manor Hospital.
He is recognised as one of the UK’s top interventional cardiologists and until recently he was President of the British Cardiac Intervention Society. He performs more than 250 coronary intervention procedures every year and he is an expert in TAVI –implantation of a new aortic valve through a keyhole incision and performs >150 of these TAVI procedures each year.
Prof Banning is pioneering research in his field and lectures nationally and internationally. He has authored several books on coronary intervention and has more than 300 PubMed listed scientific papers to his name.