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Medis - Model QFR - Quantitative Flow Ratio Software
QFR® is proven to have good correlation and agreement with FFR, by 15.000+ patients and 17.000+ lesions in 150+ peer-reviewed articles.
No pressure wire, no adenosine, reduces treatment costs and procedure time.
Simpler intuitive workflow, applicable for online and offline usage.
QFR® can be used for the assessment of the results post-PCI, thereby facilitating quality control.
QFR® allows assessment of non-culprit lesions to decide on Yes or No stages procedure, potentially saving the second intervention procedure
Medis QFR® offers a simple, intuitive workflow, applicable for online and offline usage to fit your clinical needs.
Image Acquisition
- Can be applied to monoplane and biplane system to fit the local clinical settings.
- Automated calibration based on Isocenter data.
- Patented acquisition guiding toll for optimal X-ray angulation
Image Analysis
Automated calibration based on Isocenter data Medis QFR® provides 2 different flow models:
- Fixed flow QFR®, using fixed flow velocity.
- Contrast QFR® based on the contrast frame count. Automatic Frame Counting or Manual Frame Counting
QFR® Results
- 3D anatomic info for stent sizing
- Allows prioritization of serial lesions
- Residual QFR® predicts the effect of an intervention on the resulting QFR® value
- User Lesion: Lesions can be combined by adding user lesion, so the lesion can be compared for optimal treatment planning
- What is new in the latest version of Medis QFR® ?
What is new in the latest version of Medis QFR®?
- Automatic selection of the optimal ED phase based on Artificial Intelligence applied to the X-ray image run; does not require an ECG-signal. The QFR analysis is then based on that single frame (of course from the 2 views), which simplifies the workflow
- Enhancement in Automatic Frame count for flow velocity assessment
- Essential and advanced clinical report options
- The derivative of the QFR-function (d(QFR)/ds) is a new parameter that differentiates focal from diffuse disease; is available in the research edition