This focused update incorporates the latest clinical evidence into the 2014 SCAI Position Statement regarding the use of adjunctive intracoronary diagnostic techniques.
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Updates SCAI guidance on invasive coronary physiology in select lesions; extends 2014 consensus with contemporary evidence.
Focused update of expert consensus statement: Use of invasive assessments of coronary physiology and structure A position statement of the society of cardiac angiography and interventions The rationale for adjunctive intracoronary diagnostic techniques is to supplement coronary angiography, the traditional method for determining the severity of coronary stenoses [1,2]. The purpose of this Focused Update is to incorporate the latest clinical evidence regarding these procedures into the 2014 SCAI Position Statement [2]. This document focuses on recommendations concerning the diagnostic potential of these modalities in specific lesion subsets and clinical circumstances.
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