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Prediction of post-intervention fractional flow reserve (FFR) in a diffuse or sequential coronary lesion is difficult due to complex haemodynamic interactions between individual stenoses. Furthermore, the existence of a residual intra-stent pressure gradient makes the prediction difficult. We developed an equation predicting the post-intervention FFR in a diffuse/sequential lesion by considering intra-stent FFR gradient. The present study aims to validate the equation in an in vitro model and in clinical data.

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Prediction of post-intervention fractional flow reserve in diffuse or sequential coronary stenosis considering the residual trans-stent pressure gradient