Comprehensive assessment of myocardial ischemia mechanisms in the catheterization laboratory: Design and rationale of the advanced invasive diagnosis strategy for patients with stable coronary syndromes undergoing coronary ANGIOgraphy, the AID-ANGIO study.

Adrian Jeronimo,Alejandro Travieso,José G Paredes-Vázquez,Francesca Finocchiaro,Asad Shabbir,Daniel Faria,Juan Carlos Gómez-Polo,Inmaculada Fernández-Rozas, Juan Manuel Grande-Ingelmo,Eva García-Romo, Javier García Pérez-Velasco,Alberto García-Lledó,Alejandro Curcio,Javier Alonso-Bello,Nieves Gonzalo,Hernán Mejía-Rentería,Javier Escaned

Cardiovascular revascularization medicine : including molecular interventions（2023）

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The AID-ANGIO study will assess the additional diagnostic yield of a hierarchical strategy over ICA alone to identify ischemia-generating mechanisms in patients with CCS and its impact on therapeutic approach. Positive results of the study might support a streamlined invasive diagnostic process for patients with CCS.

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Chronic coronary syndrome,INOCA,Invasive coronary angiography,Microvascular angina,Vasospastic angina

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