Is it time to measure fractional flow reserve in all patients? (Q53655361)

16 May 2018

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Is it time to measure fractional flow reserve in all patients? (English)

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Nico H J Pijls

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English

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1 April 2003

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Journal of the American College of Cardiology

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41

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7

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1122-1124

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Assessment of the functional significance of coronary stenoses. Is digital angiography the answer?

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Looks aren't everything. FFR B4 U PTCA

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If invasive functional testing is so great, why aren't we doing it routinely?

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16 May 2018

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12679211

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16 May 2018