Revascularization strategy in diffuse versus focal coronary artery stenosis with less than 0,80 fractional flow reserve and impact on outcomes

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Revascularization strategy in diffuse versus focal coronary artery stenosis with less than 0,80 fractional flow reserve and impact on outcomes

Session: Coronary physiology and beyond

Topic: Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR)

Speaker: Doctor C. Chambonnet (Gleize, FR)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Carole Chambonnet

HNO Villefranche, Gleize (France)

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