IVUS
The official name of the Philips IVUS catheter
What is the Eagle Eye Platinum?
The name of the Philips iFR/FFR wire
What is Omniwire?
Angiosculpt EVO comes in these diameters
What is 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, and 3.5?
Your physician just deployed a stent in a patient with a proximal focal lesion in their RCA. He now wants to VISUALIZE if the stent is well apposed. What Philips device would you suggest he do this with?
What is an Eagle Eye Platinum (IVUS), perhaps use Chroma Flo?
To prepare the Eagle Eye Platinum for use, this step must be performed in retrograde fashion
What is flush with saline?
Typically, the Omniwire must be placed where in order to "Normalize"
What is placing the radiopaque tip just outside the guide?
Angiosculpt EVO is available in what lengths?
What is 6mm, 10mm, 15mm, and 20mm (new length)?
Robin's favorite NFL team
Who are the Seattle Seahawks?
Use this feature when trying to see blood flow within a vessel
What is Chromaflo?
When performing an iFR, this is the cutoff for determining if a lesion is significant
What is 0.89?
The alloy used to make the scoring helical ribbons on the Angiosculpt EVO is made of what material?
What is Nitinol?
For ChromaFlo to be used, it must be turned on when?
Your physician wants to measure a vessel, the 2 types of measuring are...
What is diameter and area?
When performing an iFR, there are 2 waveforms present. The red waveform represents what?
What is Ao pressure?
Angiosculpt EVO is indicated for use in what types of coronary lesions (type A, B, C)
What is ALL types. Currently, EVO is the only specialty balloon indicated for use in ALL types of lesions.
Your physician has a patient coming back into the lab after having a stent placed in their LCX the previous day. After looking at the angio, the LCX is occluded again. He is considering using an Angiosculpt EVO, what do you do?
What is remind the physician that Angiosculpt EVO is not recommended for de novo stents.
The smallest sheath that is needed for an Eagle Eye Platinum
What is 5F?
Your physician is treating a patient with a diseased LAD with multiple/tandem lesions. He wants to do an iFR evaluation using an Omniwire. What can be performed using an Omniwire to evaluate multiple lesions at one time?
What is an iFR pullback or scout?
The most loathsome mammal found in a cath lab is what animal?
What is the Wolverine?
Sometimes FFR and iFR do not agree on whether a lesion is significant. What is the MOST common reason for this discrepancy?
What is a patient's response to hyperemic agents or current condition of hyperemia (i.e. already vasodilated)?