GE Healthcare

Heart Care,
Dedicated to Interventional Cardiology

A comprehensive set of solutions for cardiovascular minimally invasive therapies. From diagnostic to PCI to structural heart interventions,
GE Healthcare’s portfolio provides a comprehensive set of solutions to Heart Teams, enabling you to make the appropriate decisions for the optimal patient care pathway, in an accurate and timely manner, at very low dose.

NEW VIRTUAL REALITY 360° EXPERIENCE!
THE NEW WAY TO VISUALISE YOUR CATHLAB!

Join us on our booth #M47 and put on our 3D glasses for an immersive experience in your future hybrid room.

MEDIS QFR^®
IMAGE-BASED PHYSIOLOGY

QFR® is Medis’ proprietary solution delivering image-based functional assessment of coronary obstructions from standard coronary angiograms. Integrated into Medis’ best-in-class QAngio XA® 3D (3D QCA) application, QFR employs advanced computational fluid dynamic principles to perform a complete physiologic assessment of a coronary arterial segment in the cath lab in under 5 minutes.
No invasive pressure wire, no adenosine.

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WE TAKE YOUR NEEDS TO HEART

From lightweight compact systems for any clinical environment to leading-edge 4D technology that can be incorporated into your daily routine, GE Healthcare offers a variety of products to fit a wide range of cardiovascular needs and applications.

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GE Healthcare
SYMPOSIUM

Tuesday, 21 May •
17:15 - 18:15 • Room: 252A

SIMPLIFYING YOUR FRACTIONAL FLOW RESERVE (FFR) PROCEDURE

Add to your calendar 2019-05-21 17:15:00 2019-05-21 18:15:00 Europe/Paris GE Healthcare - EuroPCR 2019 - SYMPOSIUM Simplifying your fractional flow reserve (FFR) procedure Paris - Palais des Congrès - Room: 252A

SCIENTIFIC AGENDA

Welcome by Chair

Professor Nico Pijls
(Catharina Hospital, Eindhoven, The Netherlands)

Importance of full hyperemia

Associate Professor Emanuele Barbato
(University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy)

Present use of hyperemic drugs in FFR assessment

Professor Keith G Oldroyd
(Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland)

Hands-on experience with Regadenoson

Professor Nico Pijls

Session evaulation and key learnings

Professor Nico Pijls