iFR Co-registration
Angiography alone is not enough to identify lesion location. Only Philips co-registers iFR1,2,3 values directly onto the angiogram giving you advanced physiologic guidance to help you see precisely which parts of a vessel are causing ischemia and determine your treatment strategy.
Decide not just whether to treat, but where to treat
With iFR Co-registration there is no need for hyperemic drugs, no need for time consuming pullback devices and no need for guesswork.
Easy workflow
Get advanced physiologic insight in one pullback
Dr. Mathews discusses how iFR Co-registration improves his cath lab’s efficiency
Case example: iFR Co-registration workflow
Why should you use
iFR Co-registration?
Improving PCI with iFR Co-registration Dr. Justin Davies explains how iFR
Co-registration can identify disease location and the likely impact of PCI before you stent.
Why is iFR Co-registration unique?
Dr. Morton Kern explains how iFR Co-registration helps him better plan his treatment strategy by combining physiology and angiography.
Improving your treatment strategy with iFR Co-registation Dr. Mathews reviews an ostial LCX case in which he used iFR Co-registration to plan his treatment strategy.
Transforming how we do PCI with Dr. Allen Jeremias explains the need to understand not just whether there is ischemia, but where it is when planning for PCI.
iFR Co-registration
Transforming how we do PCI with iFR Co-registration Dr. Allen Jeremias explains the need to understand not just whether there is ischemia, but where it is when planning for PCI.
How are experts using iFR Co-registration in their interventions?
Cases aided by co-registration with Dr. Jeremias
3 vessel disease with Dr. Seto
iFR Co-registration case with Dr. Sen
Distal LM and LAD with Dr. Hernandez
iFR Co-registration case 2 with Dr. Sen
Mutli-vessel disease with Dr. Seto
Diffuse LAD leading to OMT with Dr. Sen
Osital LCX with Dr. Mathews
Make length measurements without a cumbersome pull back device
iFR Co-registration is calibrated for distance, so with a simple manual pullback you can make measurements on the angiogram and trend line.
“Click and drag” length measurements help with procedural planning
iFR and IVUS Tri-registration
Obtain easy length measurements that combine IVUS and iFR information with the angiogram to help determine if a stent will meet the procedural objectives.
Proven outcomes. Superior value. iFR is the gold standard among resting indices backed by patient outcomes that reduces costs, procedural time and patient discomfort1,2,4
Introducing IntraSight Smart. Simple. Seamless. Introducing the all-new Philips IntraSight interventional applications platform where imaging, physiology, co-registration* and software come together to simplify complex interventions, speed routine procedures and provide improved patient care.
OmniWire: the world’s first solid core pressure wire
With an all new workhorse design only OmniWire combines confidence in wire performance with proven iFR outcomes1,2,3 and iFR Co-registration, making it easy to benefit from physiology throughout the case.
Resources
*Co-registration tools available within IntraSight 7 configuration via SyncVision 1. Davies JE, et al., DEFINE-FLAIR: A Multi- Centre, Prospective, International, Randomized, Blinded Comparison of Clinical Outcomes and Cost Efficiencies of iFR and FFR Decision-Making for Physiological Guided Coronary Revascularization. N Engl J Med, epub March 18, 2017. 2. Gotberg M, et al., Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio Versus Fractional Flow Reserve Guided Intervention (IFR-SWEDEHEART): A Multicenter, Prospective, Registry-Based Randomized Clinical Trial. N Engl J Med, epub March 18, 2017. 3. Escaned J. ADVISE II: A Prospective, Registry Evaluation of iFR vs. FFR. TCT 2013. Lecture conducted from San Francisco, CA. 4. Patel M. “Cost-effectiveness of instantaneous wave-Free Ratio (iFR) compared with Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR) to guide coronary revascularization decision-making.” Late-breaking Clinical Trial presentation at ACC on March 10, 2018.
