Diagnostic accuracy of quantitative flow ratio for nonculprit intermediate lesions in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction.
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Alfonso Rodríguez Emilio, Gómez-Lara Josep, López-Palop Ramón, Gutiérrez Enrique, Goncalves Ramírez Luis Renier, Valencia José, Jurado-Román Alfonso, Córdoba Soriano Juan Gabriel, Gómez-Menchero Antonio, Fernández-Peregrina Estefanía, Cortés Carlos, Tejedor Paula, Millán Raúl, Sánchez-Elvira Guillermo, García-Camarero Tamara, Linares Vicente José Antonio, Rúmiz Eva, Cardenal Piris Rosa María, Elizondo Rua Irene, Vílchez Jean Paul, Brugaletta Salvatore, Fuentes Lara, Marcano Ana, Carrillo Pilar, Gabaldón Álvaro, Pérez de Prado Armando, Gómez-Hospital Joan Antoni
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METHODS: This was a substudy of the multicenter, controlled, and randomized VULNERABLE trial, including 428 intermediate nonculprit lesions from 388 consecutive STEMI patients undergoing FFR assessment in a staged procedure between 1 and 60 days. Off-line QFR analyses were performed during both the index and staged procedures. The primary objective was to assess the diagnostic accuracy of index QFR compared with staged positive FFR.
RESULTS: Angiographic vessel diameter (2.80±0.59 vs 2.91±0.57mm; P<.01), stenosis severity (51.33±8.04% vs 50.54±7.63%; P=.053), and QFR values (0.85±0.09 vs 0.86±0.09; P=.120) showed minimal changes between the index and staged procedures. Moderate concordance was observed between index QFR and staged FFR (kappa index=0.629; intraclass correlation coefficient=0.641). The diagnostic accuracy of index QFR for predicting positive FFR was good (area under the curve=0.825). An index QFR cutoff ≤0.80 showed moderate sensitivity (72%) and excellent specificity (91%). An index QFR ≤0.87 achieved a sensitivity of 86% for detecting lesions with positive FFR, with 55% of lesions presenting QFR ≤0.87 at the index procedure.
CONCLUSIONS: Index QFR demonstrated good diagnostic accuracy for identifying lesions with positive FFR in a staged procedure. However, an index QFR cutoff value of ≤0.80 showed moderate sensitivity and may underdiagnose approximately 3 out of 10 lesions with positive FFR. An index QFR ≤0.87 provided higher sensitivity and may help avoid invasive (staged) procedures in many patients.