Lower values of QFR after complete and successful revascularization is associated with 3-time increase in the risk of subsequent adverse events
Read MoreIn the FAVOR III China trial, we investigated whether utilizing quantitative flow ratio (QFR) guidance in lesion selection for percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) could improve clinical outcomes compared to standard angiography guidance.
Read MoreWe introduced this new section to share tips across all product lines. By sharing this, we want to transfer the knowledge we receive from you and all your peers and enable the use of Medis software to its full potential.
Read MoreQFR-based virtual PCI is superior to conventional angiography-based PCI at achieving optimal post-PCI physiology results without significantly increasing procedural time, contrast due or X-ray use.
Read MoreMany thanks to Yuhei Kobayashi, MD and Prof. Morton Kern for their illuminating presentations at CRT 2024, highlighting the remarkable advancements with Medis QFR.
Read MoreDr. Liontou and co-authors, under the leadership of Dr. K. Triantafyllou of the 1st Cardiology Dept. at Evangelismos General Hospital in Athens, Greece, published this interesting paper in Int. J. Cardiovascular Imaging.
Read MoreAt CRT 2024, Yuhei Kobayashi, MD, will give an insightful session on the review of Medis QFR® and why you should use it. This session will take place on:
March 9, 9:41 AM – 9:49 AM ET in Lincoln
Read MoreDr. J Stader from the University Hospital Leipzig in Germany, under the supervision of Dr. K Lenk, published this prospective, single-center study, which includes 102 patients with an indication for elective coronary angiography in the Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions Journal.
Read MoreDr. J Westra and multiple co-authors, under the supervision of Dr. EH Christiansen, Dept of Cardiology, Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark, published this interesting paper in JACC Imaging.
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