TEE Pocket Guide vs Predict FFR

Both echocardiography students and professionals will recognize the Transesophageal Echocardiography Pocket Guide, initially released in 2017 by cardiologists Bernhard Herzog and Michel Zuber. With nearly 10,000 copies sold since its debut, this 92-page educational handbook has gained significant traction. We are excited to introduce the 2024 edition, now available as a user-friendly iPhone application. This updated version includes an interactive TEE navigator, designed to quickly help you find your way from one TEE standard view to any other. DISCLAIMERS:  1. This application is available to you at no cost and is designed solely for informational purposes. 2. The content within this application has been meticulously crafted to the best of our abilities and knowledge, and has undergone thorough review by experts in clinical cardiology, echocardiography, and medical physics. Nonetheless, we do not assert the accuracy of the information presented, nor do we make any explicit or implied claims regarding the authenticity, reliability, completeness, or timeliness of the materials provided. 3. The information contained in this application is not intended to replace professional advice and should not be utilized for diagnostic or clinical purposes without first obtaining confirmation from a qualified medical professional. 4. Under no circumstances shall the authors, their suppliers, affiliates, collaborators, or any third parties be held liable for any form of damage resulting from the use of this application or any information contained therein. 5. By utilizing this application, you explicitly agree to abide by these Terms of Use. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://teesimulator.com/privacy/

Predict FFR allows you to predict coronary fractional flow reserve values based on multiple anatomical imaging modalities, including: - IVUS - OCT - CT-FFR You can: 1. Calculate the expected fractional flow reserve value given metrics from IVUS and OCT such as MLA 2. Calculate the expected fractional flow reserve given the CT-FFR metric