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Management of tandem lesion. Selective and sequential evaluation by FFR.
Clinical background
- 75 years old patient with angina pectoris with a positive stress-echo test
- tight stenosis of the distal LAD
- birfurcation of the first diagnonal branch and the mid LAD who present a extreme tight stenosis
Description
- Radial approach
- FFR evaluation
- Selective stenting distally
- Proximal evaluation and stenting
Learning points
- Use of FFR to assess and manage multiple lesions along the coronary artery
- Interests of polymer free stent
Shooting date : 2016-03-22
Last update : 2017-10-31
Last update : 2017-10-31
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