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BCS Abstracts 2011 Setting The cardiac catheterisation laboratory in a regional heart centre in the UK. Definitions The clinical indication for FFR measurement was the presence of an intermediate coronary stenosis (50%e75% of the reference vessel diameter) which resulted in diagnostic and treatment uncertainty. FFR measurement was used to provide functional information on lesion severity and an FFR
BCS Abstracts 2011 predictive of CIN development (p2 cardiologists and 2 cardiothoracic surgeons with a special interest in mitral valve surgery prior to being accepted. Results Mitraclip therapy was attempted in 24 patients aged 71611 years with an average Euroscore of 16%. The indication for intervention was functional MR in 10 patients (42%), ischaemic MR in 7 patients (29%) and degenerative MR in 7 patients (29%). Twenty patients had successful deployment of the Mitraclip device (83%). Fifteen patients (75%) had 2 clips deployed. There were no vascular complications or strokes. We were unable to grasp the mitral valve leaflets in 2 patients due to an excessive coaptation gap. There was 1 procedural death due to leaflet tear in a patient with end-stage ischaemic cardiomyopathy and a grossly dilated left ventricle. All patients (100%) treated with the Mitraclip had severe MR (grade 3 +/4+) prior to intervention. Mitral regurgitation was graded by colour Doppler alone following intervention as standard quantitative analyses are not validated in the presence of a Mitraclip. At 1-month Abstract Figure 1 Abstract Figure 2 Change in MR grade post-Mitraclip. Change in NYHA class post-Mitraclip. A18 Heart June 2011 Vol 97 Suppl 1
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