ABSTRACT
Objective :To explore influence on prognosis in patients with coronary critical lesion assessed by coronary angiography (CAG) ,CAG combined coronary fractional flow reserve test (FFR) and CAG combined frequency do-main optical coherence tomography (FD-OCT ).Methods : Patients with coronary critical lesion who don't need stenting were screened by three detection programs , they were divided into CAG group (n＝ 45 , only received CAG) ,CAG+ FFR group (n＝45 ,received CAG+FFR) and CAG+ FD-OCT group (n＝45 ,received CAG+ FD-OCT).All three groups received secondary prevention of stable coronary heart disease for half a year .Incidence rates of angina pectoris (aggravated ) ,myocardial infarction and target vessel revascularization rate were observed and compared among three groups .Results :Compared with CAG group ,there were significant reductions in inci-dence rates of angina pectoris (33.3% vs.4.4%,6.7%) ,myocardial infarction (20.0% vs.4.4%,2.2%) and target vessel revascularization rate (26.6% vs.6.7%,2.2%) in CAG+FFR group and CAG+FD-OCT group ,P＜0.05 or ＜0.01. There were no significant difference between CAG + FFR group and CAG+ FD-OCT group , P＞0.05 all.Conclusion : Compared with pure CAG ,CAG combined FFR or FD-OCT can more effectively assess cardi-ac blood supply ,and improvement prognosis in patients with critical lesion .