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Fractional flow reserve and complex coronary intervention.

William Kongto Hau

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This paper aims to provide a short overview of the theoretical background for coronary pressure-derived fractional flow reserve (FFR) index and to focus on its clinical applicability in complex coronary intervention.

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This paper aims to provide a short overview of the theoretical background for coronary pressure-derived fractional flow reserve (FFR) index and to focus on its clinical applicability in complex coronary intervention.

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This paper aims to provide a short overview of the theoretical background for coronary pressure-derived fractional flow reserve (FFR) index and to focus on its clinical applicability in complex coronary intervention.

Key concepts: Fractional flow reserve, Medicine, Cardiology, Coronary flow reserve, Intervention (counseling), Percutaneous coronary intervention, Flow (mathematics), Focus (optics)

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