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Discordance between pressure drift after wire pullback and intracoronary distal pressure offset affects stenosis physiology appraisal.

Abstract：

BACKGROUND:Drift is a well-known issue affecting intracoronary pressure measurements. A small pressure offset at the end of the procedure is generally considered acceptable, while repeat assessment is advised for drift exceeding ±2 mmHg. This practice implies that drift assessed after wire pullback equals that at the time of stenosis appraisal, but this assumption has not been systematically investigated. Our aim was to compare intra-and post-procedural pressure sensor drift and assess benefits of correction for intra-procedural drift and its effect on diagnostic classification. METHODS:In 70 patients we compared intra- and post-procedural pressure drift for 120 hemodynamic tracings obtained at baseline and throughout the hyperemic response to intracoronary adenosine. Intra-procedural drift was derived from the intercept of the stenosis pressure gradient-velocity relationship. Diagnostic reclassification after correction for intra-procedural drift was assessed for the mean distal-to-aortic pressure ratio at baseline (Pd/Pa) and hyperemia (fractional flow reserve, FFR), and corresponding stenosis resistances. RESULTS:Post- and intra-procedural drift exceeding the tolerated threshold was observed in 73% and 64% of the hemodynamic tracings, respectively. Discordance in terms of acceptable drift level was present for 42% of the tracings, with avoidable repeat physiological assessment in 25% and unacceptable intra-procedural drift unrecognized at final drift check in 17% of the tracings. Correction for intra-procedural drift caused higher reclassification rates for baseline than hyperemic functional indices. CONCLUSIONS:Post-procedural pressure drift frequently does not match drift during physiological assessment. Tracing-specific correction for intra-procedural drift can potentially lower the risk of inadvertent diagnostic misclassification and prevent unnecessary repeats.

journal_name

Int J Cardiol

journal_title

International journal of cardiology

authors

Casadonte L,Piek JJ,VanBavel E,Spaan JAE,Siebes M

doi

10.1016/j.ijcard.2018.08.051

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2019-02-15 00:00:00

pages

29-34

eissn

0167-5273

issn

1874-1754

pii

S0167-5273(18)33430-2

journal_volume

277

pub_type

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Discordance between pressure drift after wire pullback and intracoronary distal pressure offset affects stenosis physiology appraisal.