TeachFFR
TeachFFR is an interactive teaching tool designed for interventional cardiologists. Narrated presentations and comprehensive case studes demonstrate the use of fractional flow reserve in a variety of scenarios.

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Review the latest summary of the two year results of the FAME Study! - Click Here!


New Presentations:
William Fearon, "Fractional Flow Reserve: How has FAME Changed PCI"

Augusto Pichard, "FFR and OCT Implementation at WHC, a dedciated IVUS Center"


TeachFFR Cases for Review

NewMultilesion, Multivessel FFR in Patient with Lung CA Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Multivessel CAD with NSTEMI and Anemia Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Multivessel FFR in Patient Before Prostate Surgery Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Intermediate LAD Lesion Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Multivessel Small Vessel Disease  Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Multivessel Disease  Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

FFR in Complex CAD  Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Evaluating Ostial Lesions Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

Basic Case - Guidance of DES  Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

 

Basic Case - Patient with prior PCI of RCA  Click Here to view cases or click title for more information

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

 

Narrated Presentations

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Senior Editor
John McB. Hodgson, MD, FSCAI
Contributing Editors
Michael Lim, MD, FSCAI
William Fearon, MD, FSCAI
Morton Kern, MD, FSCAI
Habib Samady, MD
Peter Ver Lee, MD
Nico H.J. Pijls, MD, PhD
Associate Editors
Raed A. Aqel, MD, FACC
Eduardo BalCells, MD, FACC, FSCAI
Ali Ziaee, MD
Gene Fioretti, MD
Michael L. Wood, MD
St. Jude Medical
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