 Multilesion, Multivessel FFR in Patient with Lung CA 
Patient presents with dyspnea on exertion, new atrial fibrillation, positive dobutamine stress test.
Morton J. Kern, MD - Professor of Medicine - Associate Chief Cardiology - University California Irvine - Orange, California
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Multivessel CAD with NSTEMI and Anemia
Patient presents with three days of intermittent resting chest pain and a 30 second syncopal episode.
Morton J. Kern, MD - Professor of Medicine - Associate Chief Cardiology - University California Irvine - Orange, California
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Multivessel FFR in Patient Before Prostate Surgery
Patient with atypical angina is evaluated prior to prostate surgery. Patient is referred for coronary angiography.
Morton J. Kern, MD - Professor of Medicine - Associate Chief Cardiology - University California Irvine - Orange, California
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Intermediate LAD Lesion
Patient presents with exertional pain and dypsnea, continued chest paints including T wave changes. Previous LAD lesion was treated medically. Stress MPI normal, referred for angiography.
Ali Ziaee, MD - St. Louis Cardiology Consultants, St. Louis, MO
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Multivessel Small Vessel Disease
Female patient with hypertension, hyperlipidemia and known CAD. Previous stents to the RCA and now presents with dypsnea. Referred for coronary angiography.
Gene Fioretti MD - Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center, Poplar Bluff, MO
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Multivessel Disease
Patient with hypertension, dislipidemia, and history of PCI. Scan reveals anerior ischemia, referred for catheterization.
William Fearon MD - Assistant Professor of Medicine, Cardiology, Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA
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FFR in Complex CAD
Patient with history of CABG presents with a recurrence of exertional angina. Scan reveals inferoseptal ischemia, referred for coronary angiography.
William Fearon MD - Assistant Professor of Medicine, Cardiology, Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA
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Evaluating Ostial Lesions
Patient presents with claudication, no angina. Had bilateral iliac stents placed, myocardial perfusion imaging scan shows reversible defects. Coronary angiography is performed.
Michael L. Wood, MD -
The Heart Care Group,
Florissant, MO
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Basic Case - Guidance of DES
Patient with classic angina and stress echo positive for inducable inferior ischemia. Three vessel involvement shown from catheterization.
John McB. Hodgson MD, FSCAI - St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, AZ
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Basic Case - Patient with prior PCI of RCA
Patient with end stage renal disease on dialysis is evaluated for renal transplant. No prior cardiac history.
Morton Kern MD, FSCAI - Pacific Cardivascular Associates Medical Group, Inc., Long Beach, CA
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