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Abstract| Volume 16, ISSUE 4, SUPPLEMENT , S17, July 2022

436 Pre-cabg Assessment Of Coronary Stenosis With FFRCT Predicts Future Graft Failure. Implications For Planning Of Invasive Treatment Of CAD

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcct.2022.06.041
436 Pre-cabg Assessment Of Coronary Stenosis With FFRCT Predicts Future Graft Failure. Implications For Planning Of Invasive Treatment Of CAD
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      Introduction: Objectives To evaluate, whether a pre-CABG coronary computed tomography based FFR (FFR-CT) result at the site of a future anastomosis would predict the graft failure in patients undergoing CABG. Background Functional guidance of surgical coronary revascularization remains debatable. Recently FFR-CT is recognized as suitable for the diagnosis of vessel-specific ischemia.
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