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The Future of Coronary Imaging and Physiology
Discussion: Angiographic FFR vs Wire-Based FFR and ...
Discussion: Angiographic FFR vs Wire-Based FFR and Reimbursement Models
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Video Summary
In this video, Dr. Curran discusses the concept of angiographic FFR quantum and its potential impact in the future of medical imaging. He suggests that angiographic FFR may become an initial screening tool, while wire-based FFR will still be necessary for certain cases. Alyssa shares her confidence in the accuracy of angiographic FFR in comparison to visual assessment. Evan believes that wired-based FFR will continue to be important, but angiographic FFR offers opportunities to avoid a wire and further interrogation in certain cases. Dr. Curran emphasizes that physicians should prioritize patient benefits regardless of cost, and that reimbursement models should align with providing optimal care. The speakers encourage professional organizations to help lobby for appropriate reimbursement that supports quality measures. No credits were provided for this video summary.
Keywords
angiographic FFR quantum
medical imaging
screening tool
wire-based FFR
reimbursement models
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