New Insight about FFR and IVUS MLA

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1 New Insight about FFR and IVUS MLA Can IVUS MLA Predict FFR <0.80? Seung-Jung Park, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine, University of Ulsan College of Medicine, Heart Institute, Asan Medical Center, Seoul, Korea

2 What is the Mismatch Disease?

3 Treat or Not treat No Doubt about Stenting! Visual estimation: 85% IVUS MLA: 2.8 mm 2

4 FFR Intravenous adenosine, 160 µg/kg/min

5 Treadmill test Stage 4 Negative

6 Thallium SPECT Normal

7 Dobutamine Stress EchoCG Baseline Stimulation Negative

8 Mismatch Disease Angiographic DS(%) : 85% IVUS MLA : 2.8 mm 2 FFR : 0.84 Treadmill test : Negative Thallium spect : Normal Stress Echo : Normal What would you do?

9 Mismatch Disease Mismatched problems mainly are between angiographic severity/ IVUS MLA and non-invasive stress test. Not related with FFR.

10 Mismatch Disease in the Cath Lab Comparison analysis; Angiography vs. FFR (n=3000) FFR 1.0 > Mismatch 35% 0.9 of cases is 0.8 not are uncommon 0.7 mismatch! 0.6 FFR QCA Diameter Stenosis (%) QCA Courtesy of Bernard De Bruyne, MD, PhD,

11 Which one is closer to the truth among angiographic stenosis, IVUS MLA, and FFR?

12 The truth is the evidence of objective ischemia.

13 Evidence Based Medicine Treatment relies primarily on noninvasive stress test (objective ischemia).

14 Class III Patient has no evidence of Don t touch without evidence of objective ischemia! ischemia on objective testing, and has not had a trial of medical therapy.

15 Negative non-invasive stress test means ; 0.6% / year, Cardiac Death and MI Excellent In patients Prognosis with normal myocardial! perfusion scan, even in the presence of angiographically proven CAD Shaw LJ, J Nucl Cardiol 2004;11:171-85, Prognostic value of gated myocardial perfusion SPECT. Very large meta-analysis. (n=39,173 patients)

16 Cases of Mismatch Diseases

17 Do you believe Your Eyes? The angiographic severity is not correlated with its ischemic potential. 85% 85% 90% 30% TMT and Thallium SPECT Negative Positive

18 Do you believe IVUS MLA? IVUS MLA of 4mm 2 is too big to define clinical ischemia? 2.8 mm mm mm mm 2 TMT and Thallium SPECT Negative Positive

19 Do you believe FFR value? FFR is constantly matched with non-invasive stress test (TMT and Thallium SPECT) TMT and Thallium SPECT Negative Positive

20 In Fact, FFR is the only matched index with noninvasive stress tests (objective ischemia) in the cath lab.

21 In Fact, 3-dimensional FFR is closer to the truth rather than 2- dimensional angiographic severity or IVUS MLA.

22 Mismatch Disease Do you want to treat the Lesion? based on angiography and/or IVUS MLA Do you want to treat the Patients? based on non-invasive stress test and/or FFR

23 FFR vs. IVUS

24 Is 4 mm 2 of IVUS MLA a little bigger to define clinical ischemia?

25 IVUS cutoff Value Published Data Review Cut-off of MLA (mm 2 ) Sensitivity Specificity Nishioka T, Briguori et al Takaki et al Abizaid et al JACC 1999 AJC 2001 Cir AJC lesions 53 lesions 42 pts 86 pts <4.0 (Thallium +) 80% 90% < 4.0 (FFR<0.75) 92% 54% <3.0 (FFR<0.75) 83 % 92.3 % > 4.0 (CFR >2.0) Accuracy 92% QCA VD (mm) DS (%) MLA (mm 2 ) MVA (mm 2 ) Area stenosis%

26 Briguori, et al. AJC 2001;87: AMC data 4.0 mm mm N=53 lesions N=236 lesions MLAmm 2 Study patients were too small. Large vessels (negative FFR) were included.

27 New Comparison Data AMC prospective cohort registry (n=340 lesions), 2010 Thallium SPECT vs. IVUS MLA

28 Distributions of MLA Minimal Luminal Area, mm P< mm mm2 Thallium(+) Thallium(-) N=41 N=152

29 Plots for the sensitivity & specificity of MLA 2.13 mm Sensitivity Specificity Percent Sensitivity 87.8% Specificity 49.3% Minimal Luminal Area, mm 2

30 Thallium SPECT vs. IVUS MLA 2.13 mm 2 AMC prospective cohort registry (n=340 lesions), 2010

31 New Comparison Data AMC prospective cohort registry (n=236 lesions), 2010 FFR vs. IVUS MLA

32 Methods Study Population Between July 2009 and May 2010, 201 patients with 236 lesions underwent IVUS and FFR pre-pci. Exclusion criteria Multiple stenoses within a target vessel Bypass graft lesions Significant LM disease Side branch lesions ISR Culprit vessels in myocardial infarction thrombi-containing

33 Methods FFR and IVUS Measurements FFR was measured at maximal hyperemia induced by intravenous adenosine infusion, administered at 140 g/kg/min through a central vein The stenosis was considered functionally significant when the FFR <0.8 Plaque burden (PB) at the MLA site = (EEM area Lumen area) / EEM area x 100 (%) %Area stenosis = [Reference lumen area MLA] / reference lumen area x 100 (%)

34 Results Baseline Characteristics Total N 201 Age (years) 61 9 Male 144 (72%) Diabetes, N (%) 61(30%) Hypertension, N (%) 123 (61%) Smoking, N (%) 99 (49%) Hyperlipidemia, N (%) 136 (68%) Renal failure, N (%) 3 (2%) Clinical manifestation Stable angina, N (%) 145 (72%) Unstable angina, N (%) 40 (20%) NSTEMI,N(%) 16 (8%)

35 Total N 236 Pre-adenosine FFR Post-adenosine FFR Average of proximal & distal references Averaged EEM diameter, mm Averaged lumen diameter, mm At MLA site MLA, mm EEM area, mm Area stenosis, % Plaque burden, % Length with lumen area < Length with lumen area < Length with lumen area <

36 IVUS cutoff Value Published Data Review Cut-off of MLA (mm 2 ) Sensitivity Specificity Nishioka T, Briguori et al Takaki et al Abizaid et al JACC 1999 AJC 2001 Cir AJC lesions 53 lesions 42 pts 86 pts <4.0 (Thallium +) 80% 90% < 4.0 (FFR<0.75) 92% 54% <3.0 (FFR<0.75) 83 % 92.3 % > 4.0 (CFR >2.0) Accuracy 92% QCA VD (mm) DS (%) MLA (mm 2 ) MVA (mm 2 ) Area stenosis%

37 FFR 0.7 FFR r=0.507, p< r=-0.387, p< IVUS Minimal lumen area, mm Plaque burden, % FFR FFR r=-0.388, p< r=-0.472, p< Area stenosis, % Length of MLA <3mm 2, mm

38 Minimal lumen area Length of lumen area<3 mm 2 Sensitivity Sensitivity=90% Specificity=60% PPV=37% NPV=96% Accuracy=68% Sensitivity Sensitivity=84% Specificity=63% PPV=37% NPV=94% Accuracy=68% 20 0 Cut-off =2.42mm 2 AUC= % CI= Cut-off =3.14mm AUC= % CI= Specificity 100-Specificity Plaque burden Area stenosis Sensitivity Cut-off =78.7% AUC= % CI= Sensitivity=69% Specificity=72% PPV=40% NPV=90% Accuracy=70% Sensitivity Cut-off =70.6% AUC= % CI= Sensitivity=71% Specificity=70% PPV=39% NPV=90% Accuracy=70% Specificity 100-Specificity

39 New IVUS MLA matched with FFR <0.80 Sensitivity Cut-off =2.42mm 2 AUC= % CI= Sensitivity=90% Specificity=60% NPV=96% PPV=37% Accuracy=68% 100-Specificity AMC data, 2010

40 New Cut-off Value of IVUS MLA (mm2) according to different Vessel Diameter FFR <0.8/>0.8 Cut-off sensitivity specificity PPV NPV Accuracy AUC 95%CI Vessel diameter at the MLA site <3.0mm (n=38) MLA 7/ Length 7/ PB 7/ Area stenosis 7/ Vessel diameter at the MLA site mm (n=53) MLA 13/ Length 13/ PB 13/ Area stenosis 13/ mm Vessel diameter at the MLA site mm (n=72) MLA 18/ Length 18/ PB 18/ Area stenosis 18/ Vessel diameter at the MLA site >4.0mm (n=73) MLA 11/ Length 11/ PB 11/ Area stenosis 11/

41 Optimal Cut-off and Predictive Values for Detecting FFR<0.8 According to LAD vs. Non-LAD Cut-off Sensitivity/ specificity PPV/ NPV Accuracy AUC LAD (n=157), FFR <0.8 (=42) MLA, mm / / Length with lumen area <3.0mm / / PB,% / / Area stenosis,% / / Non-LAD (n=79), FFR <0.8 (n=7) MLA, mm / / Length with lumen area <3.0mm /63 21 / PB,% / / Area stenosis,% / /

42 Diagnostic Accuracy of IVUS MLA 2.4 mm 2 (%) Sensitivity=90% Specificity=60% NPV=96% PPV=37% Accuracy=68% 20 0 Reference ve<3 Reference ve>3 LAD Non-LAD lumen <3mm lumen 3mm Sensitivity Specificity Accuracy * Specificity: 54% vs.69%, p=0.025, Specificity: 43% vs. 74%, p<0.001 Diagnostic accuracy: 55% vs. 75%, p<0.001

43 Multivariate Analysis in the Overall Cohort of 236 Lesions Independent determinants of FFR as a continuous variable 95% CI P value MLA <0.001 Plaque burden Lesion length

44 Multivariate Analysis in the Overall Cohort of 236 Lesions Independent determinants of FFR as a continuous variable 95% CI P value MLA <0.001 Plaque burden Lesion length Independent determinants for FFR<0.8 Male gender MLA Plaque burden LAD lesion Age, male gender, DM, reference lumen diameter, LAD lesion location, MLA, PB, area stenosis and lesion length with a lumen area <3.0mm 2

45 Total 236 intermediate lesions 117 with MLA 2.4mm with MLA <2.4mm 2 112/117 (96%) FFR 0.8 5/117 (4%) FFR<0.8 75/119 FFR /119 (37%) FFR< with MLA <2.4mm 2 Cut-off Area stenosis 77.2% Second Specificity multivariate Accuracy analysis AUC in 119 lesions 95% CI Independent predictors for FFR 84% 66% LAD location ( =-0.283, p<0.001) 68% 63% Plaque burden ( =-0.240, p=0.009) Lesion length 68% ( =-0.201, 67% p=0.039) Male gender ( =-0.233, p=0.008) Sensitivity In case of IVUS MLA < 2.4mm 2, there Length with lumen 11.7mm 36% area<3.0mm Length with lumen was 4.1mm 55% area<2.4mm no 2 additive IVUS parameters to 2 improve Plaque burden the 81.2% accuracy 66% predicting FFR % 81% 69%

46 FFR <0.80 vs. IVUS MLA 2.4 mm 2 AMC prospective cohort registry (n=236 lesions), 2010

47 Honestly Speaking, In My Practice

48 32% 69% Unnecessary Procedure FFR > FFR < MLA mm mm 2 4 mm 2

49 Can IVUS MLA Predict FFR <0.8? No!

50 Can IVUS MLA Predict FFR <0.8? FFR >0.8 FFR < MLA mm mm 2

51 IVUS MLA is can only not one of many predict factors functional affecting coronary significance flow of dynamics. stenosis.

52 by FFR We can do decision making - treat or not treat. (NPV : > 95%)

53 by IVUS MLA We can not do decision making - treat or not treat. (PPV : 37%)

54 Why FFR? To have a decision making ; Treat or Not treat. FFR can be useful as an alternative to stress test in the cath.

55 Why IVUS? Support the Decision Making Real Size Measurement Plaque Characterization Procedure Optimization

56 Paradigm Shift to Functional PCI Start the procedure with FFR, and finish the procedure with IVUS. You can make a good clinical outcomes.

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