blood flow

Perfusion and Oxygenation of Random Advancement Skin Flaps Depend More on the Length and Thickness of the Flap Than on the Width to Length Ratio

03/27/2021

Publisher:Open Science Company, LLC
Khashayar Memarzadeh, MD, Rafi Sheikh, MD, Jonas Blohme, MD, PhD, Christian Torbrand, MD, PhD, and Malin Malmsjo, MD, PhD

Publisher:Open Science Company, LLCKh...

Perfusion and Oxygenation of Random Advancement Skin Flaps Depend More on the Length and Thickness of the Flap Than on the Width to Length Ratio Khashayar Memarzadeh, MD,a Rafi Sheikh, MD,a Jonas Blohmé, MD, PhD,a Christian...

Perfusion and Oxygenation...

03/27/2021

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Commentary

No Stenosis Left Behind – The Holy Grail of 100% Predictive Accuracy

06/30/2016

James R. Wilentz, MD

With growing acceptance and ease of use, short adenosine infusion may not prove the deterrent it once seemed, and some form of pressure-flow measurement will likely advance to the point of gold standard.

With growing acceptance and ease...

06/30/2016

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

Original Contribution

Use of Resting Non-hyperemic Indices for Avoidance of Fractional Flow Reserve Measurement: The Goal of 100% Accuracy

06/30/2016

Khawaja Afzal Ammar, MD^1*; Syed Shahab Kazmi, MBBS^1*; Mirza Nubair Ahmad, MBBS¹; Mirza Mujadil Ahmad, MBBS¹; Arsalan Riaz, MBBS¹; Imran Husain, BS¹; Fatima Husain, MBBS¹; Suhail Allaqaband, MD¹; Tanvir Bajwa, MD¹; Anjan Gupta, MD¹

Khawaja Afzal Ammar, MD1*; Syed Shah...

The authors hypothesize that a certain resting non-hyperemic index of coronary and aortic pressures (Pd/Pa) can obviate the measurement of fractional flow reserve and avoid the use of adenosine administration.

The authors hypothesize that a...

06/30/2016

Journal of Invasive Cardiology