OD webinar- FFR Today: From Clinical Data to Clinical Practice

On Demand Accredited Webinar

FFR Today: From Clinical Data to Clinical Practice

Abstract/Summary:
In this practical clinical-based CEU program hosted by experts in interventional cardiology, you will learn about:

• The different physiological indices: hyperemic and non-hyperemic
• The clinical data highlighting the accuracy of several physiological indices
• The role of FFR pre- and post-intervention
• The role of FFR in multi-vessel and multi-lesion disease

FACULTY:
Michael J Lim, MD, FACC, FSCAI
Co-Director, Center for Comprehensive Cardiovascular Card, SLU Hospital
Jack ford Shelby Endowed Prof. in Cardiology
Director, Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory
Director, Cardiovascular Diseases and Interventional Cardiovascular Diseases Fellowship Program

Matthew J Price, MD
Director of Cardiac Cath Lab, Scripps Clinic
Assistant Professor at Scripps Translational Science Institute
Cardiovascular Disease Specialty

Coronary Physiologic Indices in Current Practice and the Clinical Data Supporting Them
Michael J Lim, MD, FACC, FSCAI;

The Role of FFR in Multi-Lesion and Multi-Vessel Disease
Matthew J Price, MD

Accreditation Information:
This web-based activity is recognized for ONE (1.0) hour of continuing education credit; California Board of Registered Nursing Credit provider #CEP12084; California Pre-hospital (EMT-P) CE provider #65-0537.

• These CE Credits are recognized for registered nurses and other licensed healthcare providers.
• This document must be retained for a period of four (4) years.
• Physician assistants may apply Category 2 CME for practice-related activities per the National Commission on Certification of the Physician Assistants policy (NCCPA).

Upon completion of this activity, the healthcare professional will be able to:

• Define hyperemic and non-hyperemic indices
• Review/describe the clinical data
• Describe use in clinical practice: which measurement to use
• Define the role of FFR pre- and post- intervention
• Discuss how to assess serial lesions
• Describe how to perform and interpret a pullback curve

This web-based activity accreditation expires February 1, 2019.

Supported by an educational grant from ACIST Medical Systems.