How Does the RIPCORD 2 Trial Differ from Previous Studies of FFR?

How Does the RIPCORD 2 Trial Differ from Previous Studies of FFR?

In the RIPCORD 2 trial, the clinical significance of fractional flow reserve (FFR) measurement was ascertained through use of a specific patient group. Because adding the systemic FFR measurement in clinical practice would not prevent clinical events, the benefit of FFR is limited only for specific patient groups.

TCROSS NEWS asked Dr. Hitoshi Matsuo, Gifu Heart Center, what distinguishes this from previous studies that have reported on the benefits of FFR.

Summary of the RIPCORD 2 Trial The result of RIPCORD 2 trial was not favor in routine use of FFR at...
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