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    Proven outcomes1,2,3
    Superior value    1,3

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    Proven outcomes

     

    More than 4500 patients, 2 prospective randomized controlled trials, published in the prestigious The New England Journal of Medicine. Learn more DEFINE FLAIR, iFR Swedeheart.

    DEFINE FLAIR & iFR Swedeheart

    largest physiology clinical outcome studies
    Largest physiology clinical outcomes studies
    Consistent patient outcomes using an iFR guided strategy, as with FFR
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    Consistent patient outcomes using iFR guided strategy, as with FFR

    DEFINE FLAIR

    One year outcome results
    DEFINE FLAIR 1 year outcome results

    iFR Swedeheart

    One year outcome results
    iFR Swedeheart 1 year outcome results

    * p-values are for non-inferiority of an iFR-guided strategy versus an FFR-guided strategy with respect to 1-year MACE rates; pre-specified

    non-inferiority margins were 3.4% and 3.2% in DEFINE FLAIR and iFR Swedeheart, respectively

    0.89 dichotomous cut-point, backed by data 1,2,4

     

    Both DEFINE FLAIR and iFR Swedeheart used a dichotomous 0.89 cut-point in their protocols to assess patient outcomes. By using a 0.89 cut-point, as validated in one year outcomes from more than 4500 patients, physicians can feel confident in simplifying their clinical decision-making strategy.

    iFR cut point

    Superior value

    Reduced costs per patient3

    10% cost reduction
    $896 dollars saved (On average, as compared to FFR)

    Less procedural time1

    DEFINE FLAIR showed a 10% reduction in procedure time using an iFR-guided strategy [p<0.01]
    DEFINE FLAIR procedural time: 40.5 minutes [iFR arm] vs 45.0 minutes [FFR arm] [p<0.001]

    Improved care1,2 

    The two trials further established that an iFR-guided strategy enables a faster procedure while almost completely eliminating severe patient symptoms compared to an FFR-guided strategy.

    Define Flair reported a 90% reduction in patient discomfort
    iFR swedeheart reported that with no hyperemic agent, you can achieve a 95.7% reduction in patient discomfort using an iFR-guided strategy
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    Advance from PCI justification to physiologic guidance

    Only Philips co-registration iFR values directly onto the angiogram, allowing you to see precisely which parts of vassel are causing ischemia
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    Guidelines

    iFR is recognized in key industry guidelines

     

    • Only iFR has been included in both the AUC (ACC Appropriate Use Criteria)5 and NCDR (National Cardiovascular Data Registry).6
    • Only iFR has been designated as “Definitely Beneficial” by SCAI (Society of Cardiac Angiography and Interventions).7
    • Only iFR has received a Class 1A ESC (European Society of Cardiology) guideline.8

    LAD deferral is safer with iFR

    55% reduction of MACE with iFR
    DEFINE FLAIR Substudy
    Sen S, Ahmad Y, et al. Journal Am Coll Cardiol 2019 in press

    Dr. Sayan Sen, Consultant Cardiologist, Hammersmith Hospital & Imperial College London, discusses details of the LAD sub-study of DEFINE-FLAIR

     

    “In this study, we have clearly demonstrated that it is safe to defer on the basis of iFR. If I see a patient with an LAD lesion, I'm only reassured for medical therapy if the iFR is negative.”

    DEFINE-FLAIR LAD Sub-Study Aims video
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    Study aims
    DEFINE-FLAIR LAD sub-study iFR and FFR results video
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    iFR and FFR results
    Value of iFR Co-registration video
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    Value of iFR and Co-registration
    DEFINE PCI:
    Unseen focal lesions cause residual ischemia
    The DEFINE PCI study used iFR pullback to understand the rate and causes of residual ischemia in 500 patients undergoing contemporary PCI. Early results find that residual ischemia is common, and causes are treatable.10
    1 in 4
    1 in 4 patients with angiographically successful PCI left the cath lab with residual ischemia.10
    Unseen focal
    Physiologic miss took place in varying locations.10
    81.6 percent
    Of the patients with residual ischemia, 81.6% were caused by an untreated angiographically inapparent physiologically focal stenosis (≤ 15 mm). 10
    79 percent
    If all focal lesions had been successfully treated, only 4.9% of patients would remain with residual ischemia, a reduction of 79%.10
    1 in 4
    1 in 4 patients with angiographically successful PCI left the cath lab with residual ischemia.10
    81.6 percent
    Of the patients with residual ischemia, 81.6% were caused by an untreated angiographically inapparent physiologically focal stenosis (≤ 15 mm). 10
    Unseen focal
    Physiologic miss took place in varying locations.
    79 percent
    If all focal lesions had been successfully treated, only 4.9% of patients would remain with residual ischemia, a reduction of 79%.10
    Dr. Allen Jeremias, Director of Interventional Cardiology Research and Associate Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, Director of the Physiology Core Laboratory, St. Francis Hospital, New York, and principal investigator of DEFINE PCI, discusses the study findings at ACC 2019.
    Study findings residual ischemia video
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    Study findings: Residual ischemia

     

    - Dr. Allen Jeremias

    Residual ischemia treatment options video
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    Can the residual ischemia be treated?

     

    - Dr. Allen Jeremias

    Role of physiologic guidance video
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    Role of physiologic guidance

     

    - Dr. Allen Jeremias

    TCTMD roundtable video
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    DEFINE PCI TCTMD series

     

    Find out what Drs. Allen Jeremias, Gregg Stone, Habib Samady and Manesh Patel will discuss in the TCTMD roundtable series: Is physiologic guidance the solution to residual ischemia? A closer look at DEFINE PCI.

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    DEFINE PCI - Experts discuss the key findings

     

    Listen to Drs. Allen Jeremias, Gregg Stone, Habib Samady and Manesh Patel as they discuss the results of DEFINE PCI in the TCTMD roundtable: Is physiologic guidance the solution to residual ischemia? A closer look at DEFINE PCI.

    iFR co-registration

    Only iFR Co-registration provides provides advanced physiologic guidance to help you decide not just whether to treat, but where to treat.

     

    iFR Co-registration is a tool that can help you see clearly and treat optimally. It helps you identify and treat the precise locations causing ischemia and use a virtual stent to predict the result.

    Philips is dedicated to the advancement of physiology guided PCI. Since the introduction of hyperemia-free iFR modality in 2014, iFR has been studied in nearly 15,000 patients and used in >5,000 cath labs around the world.9

    iFR adoption worldwide
    iFR adoption graph worldwide

    Philips is guiding tomorrow's innovation, today.    


    Learn more about how the iFR outcome data, our history of building clinical evidence, and our advanced products can help you in your practice.  

    DEFINE FLAIR and iFR Swedeheart results presented during late-breaking session at ACC 2017, and published in The New England Journal of Medicine

    Watch the late breaking presentations from Dr. Justin Davies and Dr. Matthias Gotberg here:

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    ACC 17 primary results video
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    iFR Swedeheart
    ACC 17 instantaneous wave free ratio vs fractional flow reserve guided intervention
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    Watch the late-breaking presentation by Dr. Manesh R. Patel from ACC 2018:

    ACC 18 health economic data video
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    Resources

     

    Watch a deep dive on these studies from Dr. Justin Davies.

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    Download the iFR outcomes data brochure and iFR outcomes studies trial design flyer by clicking on the images below.
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    iFR flyer

    1. Davies JE, et al., Use of the Instantaneous Wave-free Ratio or Fractional Flow Reserve in PCI. N Engl J Med. 2017 May 11;376(19):1824-1834.

    2. Gotberg M, et al., iFR-SWEDEHEART Investigators.. Instantaneous Wave-free Ratio versus Fractional Flow Reserve to Guide PCI. N Engl J Med. 2017 May 11;376(19):1813-18233.

    3. Patel M. “Cost-effectiveness of instantaneous wave-Free Ratio (iFR) compared with Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR) to guide coronary revascularization decisionmaking.” Late-breaking Clinical Trial presentation at ACC on March 10, 2018.

    4. An iFR cut-point of 0.89 matches best with an FFR ischemic cut-point of 0.80 with a specificity of 87.8% and sensitivity of 73.0%. (From ADVISE II and iFR Operator's Manual 505-0101.23)

    5. Patel M, et al., ACC/AATS/AHA/ASE/ASNC/SCAI/SCCT/STS 2017 Appropriate Use Criteria for Coronary Revascularization in Patients with Stable Ischemic Heart Disease. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2017 May 2;69(17):2212-2241.

    6. ACC CathPCI Hospital Registry.

    7. Lofti A, et al. 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. Catheter Cardiovasc Interv. 2018;1–12.

    8. 2018 ESC/EACTS Guidelines on myocardial revascularization: The task force on myocardial revascularization of the European society of cardiology (ESC) and European association for cardio-thoracic surgery (EACTS). Eur Heart J. 2018;00:1-96.

    9. Data on file at Philips

    10. Jeremias A et al. The DEFINE PCI Trial: Blinded Physiological Assessment of Residual Ischemia after Successful Angiographic Percutaneous Coronary Intervention, presented at ACC 2019.

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