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Ventriculography-Coronary Angiography

a) Quantitative analysis using ventriculography:

1. Analysis of left and right ventricular volumes and ejection fraction  
2. Measurements of regional contractility

b) Quantitative analysis using coronary angiography:

1. Morphological characterisation of coronary stenosis:  eccentricity, calcium, associated complications (including dissection, ulcers and aneurysms)
2. Classification of lesions based on stenosis morphology: type A, B1, B2 or C.
3. Measurements of coronary stenosis:  minimal luminal diameter, reference diameter, etc.

Analysis of special types of coronary stenosis: bifurcations and ostial lesions, among others.

A Y -shaped bifurcation:

                            Pre-PCI :               

       Post-PCI

   A T-shaped Bifurcation:

Pre-PCI

Post-PCI

c)  Measurements and analysis of epicardial flow: TIMI flow grade, TIMI frame count (TFC) and corrected TIMI frame count (cTFC).

e) Assessment of collateral flow: Rentrop and Gibson grades