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SyncVision

Precision guidance technology

Recommended iFR Co-registration workflow

Step 1: Connect the Verrata pressure wire

SyncVision will automatically switch to FFR/iFR display when either:

  1. Zeroing is performed.
  2. The pressure gradient (PD) is greater than 10.

Description of console display: Shows real-time physiological data including iFR (0.87), Pd/Pa (0.88), Pa (94), Pd (83), and HR (65), alongside corresponding pressure waveforms. Buttons visible include Freeze, Normalize, Pullback, Settings, Patient, and FFR.

Alternatively, you can switch manually to the FFR/iFR display.

Description of manual switch option: A button with a circular icon and a plus symbol, indicating manual selection of the FFR/iFR mode.

Step 2: Pullback

Perform continuous fluoroscopy (fluoro) during the pullback. Optimal frame rate is 15 PPS (Pulses Per Second); minimal is 7.5 PPS.

Description of fluoro image: A grayscale image showing a blood vessel.

On the Core console, press the [Pullback-button] button.

Description of console display: Shows the "Pullback" button highlighted.

A "Recording..." indication will appear on the console.

Description of console display: Shows the "Recording..." text prominently, indicating data capture is active.

Step 3: Angiogram for roadmap selection

Perform a new angiogram without changing the table, C-Arm, or patient position. Alternatively, use the last angiogram performed by clicking the "Use Last Angio" option.

Description of console display: Shows "iFR® Distal: 0.91" and a list of runs. Icons for [undo/cancel-icon] and [close-icon] are visible.

This step is part of the "Fully automated" co-registration process.

Description of console display: Shows "iFR Distal: 0.68" and "iFR at Cursor: 0.84".

Select the appropriate tab or option:

  • [iFR Co-reg tab]
  • [Manually define pathway]

Description of icons/buttons: Arrows point to specific interface elements labeled "iFR Co-reg tab" and "Manually define pathway", allowing selection of the co-registration method.

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