FFR/IFR: Clear Results for
Better Heart Choices

Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR) and Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio (IFR) are
diagnostic techniques to assess the severity of coronary artery blockages.
At Shri Krishnasai Clinic, we use FFR/IFR for accurate decision-making
in coronary interventions to enhance heart health.

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FFR/IFR: Measure Heart Function with Clarity

Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR) and Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio (IFR) are diagnostic techniques used to evaluate the severity of coronary artery blockages. These methods assess the flow of blood in arteries, helping to determine the need for intervention. At Shri Krishnasai Clinic, we offer FFR/IFR testing to ensure accurate decision-making for coronary procedures.

Using FFR and IFR, our specialists can better assess which blockages require treatment, reducing unnecessary procedures and improving patient outcomes. We provide thorough assessments and a personalized approach to each patient’s needs. Count on us for expert care backed by precise diagnostic tools.

What is Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR), and how does it help assess coronary artery function?

Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR) is a technique used at Shri Krishnasai Clinic to measure the severity of coronary artery blockages and guide treatment decisions.

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Measurement of Blood Flow

FFR measures the blood flow through coronary arteries, helping determine whether a blockage is affecting heart function.

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Assessment of Blockage Severity

It provides an accurate, objective measurement of the significance of a blockage, helping clinicians decide whether it requires intervention.

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Minimally Invasive

FFR is performed using a catheter, making it a minimally invasive procedure that provides critical data for treatment planning.

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Guiding Stent Placement

FFR helps guide decisions regarding stent placement, ensuring it is used only when absolutely necessary for optimal patient outcomes.

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Improved Treatment Decisions

Using FFR data, clinicians can make more informed decisions regarding treatment, which leads to improved results and fewer unnecessary interventions.

FFR is a vital tool in assessing coronary artery function, helping clinicians make precise treatment decisions that enhance patient care and heart health.

How does Shri Krishnasai Clinic ensure accurate and reliable FFR/IFR results?

At Shri Krishnasai Clinic, we prioritize accuracy and reliability in all FFR (Fractional Flow Reserve) and IFR (Instantaneous Flow Reserve) procedures, ensuring optimal heart health outcomes.

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State-of-the-Art Equipment

We use the latest diagnostic equipment to measure FFR and IFR with the highest precision, providing trustworthy results.

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Experienced Cardiology Team

Our team of experienced cardiologists performs these procedures, ensuring that each measurement is accurate and tailored to the patient’s specific condition.

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Patient Safety and Comfort

We take every precaution to ensure patient comfort and safety during the FFR and IFR procedures, minimizing risks and maximizing outcomes.

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Real-Time Monitoring

FFR and IFR are performed with real-time monitoring, allowing our specialists to make immediate, informed decisions about treatment options.

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Comprehensive Post-Procedural Care

Following the procedure, we offer comprehensive follow-up care to ensure the patient is progressing well and to make adjustments as needed.

Shri Krishnasai Clinic guarantees accurate and reliable FFR/IFR results through advanced technology, expert care, and a patient-centered approach.

Reach Out to Chennai's Premier Cardiac Experts

Contact Shri Krishnasai Clinic to learn more about FFR/IFR evaluations for coronary health. Our specialists ensure precise measurements to guide optimal treatment strategies. Schedule your appointment today for advanced cardiac diagnostics.

Frequently Asked Question(FAQ)

They help identify whether a blockage requires treatment, avoiding unnecessary interventions.

A pressure-sensing wire is inserted into the coronary artery to measure blood flow and pressure.

No, they are minimally invasive and performed under local anesthesia, causing little to no discomfort.

Risks are minimal and include rare complications like vessel injury or spasm.

It typically takes 10-15 minutes and is often performed during standard angiography.