this was not the case of Butch

this was not the case of Butch

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Stenosis morphology and
functional significance
Coronary artery stenosis characteristics
and fractional flow reserve
The FFR and Intravascular Ultrasound Relationship Study (FIRST)
was a prospective, multicentre, international registry of 350 patients
[367 lesions; 55% stable angina, 42% acute coronary syndrome
(ACS)] that assessed the relationships between coronary lesion
characteristics revealed by intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and
FFR.34 A minimum lumen area (MLA) of ,3.07 mm2 had moderate
accuracy [area-under-the curve (AUC) ¼ 0.65] for identifying an
FFR of ,0.80, and the AUC increased with increasing vessel diameter (a surrogate for subtended myocardial volume). Plaque burden
had a weak positive correlation with FFR (r ¼ 20.22, P , 0.001).
Thin-cap fibroatheroma and calcification were associated with lower correlations between MLA and FFR. The multivariable correlates
of FFR were MLA by IVUS, diameter stenosis by QCA, and left anterior descending (LAD) coronary artery (vs. right coronary artery).
Iguchi et al.
35 found a strong inverse correlation between lesion
length and FFR value. Lo´pez-Palop et al.
36 suggested that a length
of .20 mm was the strongest morphological determinant of functional significance. Takashima et al.
37 found that lesion complexity
(assessed by QCA) correlated with FFR, with the hypothesis that
with increasing complexity there are greater pressure losses due
to flow separation and friction. In a multivariate analysis, Cho

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