Search Results - "FILARDO, Steven"

Adequacy of intracoronary versus intravenous adenosine-induced maximal coronary hyperemia for fractional flow reserve measurements by Jeremias, Allen, Whitbourn, Robert J., Filardo, Steven D., Fitzgerald, Peter J., Cohen, David J., Tuzcu, E.Murat, Anderson, William D., Abizaid, Alexandre A., Mintz, Gary S., Yeung, Alan C., Kern, Morton J., Yock, Paul G.

“…Background Fractional flow reserve (FFR) is a measure of coronary stenosis severity that is based on pressure measurements obtained at maximal hyperemia. The…”
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Effects of intravenous and intracoronary adenosine 5'-triphosphate as compared with adenosine on coronary flow and pressure dynamics by JEREMIAS, A, FILARDO, S. D, WHITBOURN, R. J, KERNOFF, R. S, YEUNG, A. C, FITZGERALD, P. J, YOCK, P. G

“…Measurements of Doppler derived coronary flow reserve (CFR) and pressure derived fractional flow reserve (FFR) for coronary stenosis assessment depend on the…”
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Effect of a change in gender on coronary arterial size: A longitudinal intravascular ultrasound study in transplanted hearts by HERITY, Niall A, LO, Sidney, LEE, David P, WARD, Michael R, FILARDO, Steven D, YOCK, Paul G, FITZGERALD, Peter J, HUNT, Sharon A, YEUNG, Alan C

“…We sought to document whether a physiologic change in gender has any effect on coronary arterial size. The coronary arteries are smaller in women, even after…”
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The influence of plaque orientation (pericardial or myocardial) on coronary arterial remodeling by Ward, Michael R, Jeremias, Allen, Hibi, Kiyoshi, Herity, Niall A, Lo, Sidney T, Filardo, Steven D, Lee, David P, Fitzgerald, Peter J, Yeung, Alan C

“…Background: Many systemic, regional and lesion factors have been identified which may influence arterial remodeling, but little is known about the importance…”
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Selective regional myocardial infiltration by the percutaneous coronary venous route: A novel technique for local drug delivery by Herity, Niall A., Lo, Sidney T., Oei, Frederick, Lee, David P., Ward, Michael R., Filardo, Steven D., Hassan, Ali, Suzuki, Takeshi, Rezaee, Mehrdad, Carter, Andrew J., Yock, Paul G., Yeung, Alan C., Fitzgerald, Peter J.

“…Recent advances in the treatment of heart disease, in particular cardiovascular gene therapy and therapeutic angiogenesis, highlight the need for efficient and…”
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Acute myocardial infarction and vascular remodeling by Filardo, Steven D, Schwarzacher, Severin P, Lo, Sidney T, Herity, Niall A, Lee, David P, Huegel, Heike, Mullen, William L, Fitzgerald, Peter J, Ward, Michael R, Yeung, Alan C

“…We used intravascular ultrasound to show that outward remodeling predominates in lesions responsible for acute myocardial infarction, whereas negative…”
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Photoangioplasty for human peripheral atherosclerosis: Results of a phase I trial of photodynamic therapy with motexafin lutetium (Antrin) by ROCKSON, Stanley G, KRAMER, Paul, ADELMAN, Daniel C, RAZAVI, Mahmood, SZUBA, Andrzej, FILARDO, Steven, FITZGERALD, Peter, COOKE, John P, YOUSUF, Shuja, DEVAULT, Arthur R, RENSCHLER, Markus F

“…In photoangioplasty, light activation of a photosensitive drug offers the potential for treatment of long segments of vascular disease. This is a brief…”
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Effect of a change in gender on coronary arterial size by Herity, Niall A, Lo, Sidney, Lee, David P, Ward, Michael R, Filardo, Steven D, Yock, Paul G, Fitzgerald, Peter J, Hunt, Sharon A, Yeung, Alan C

“…We sought to document whether a physiologic change in gender has any effect on coronary arterial size. The coronary arteries are smaller in women, even after…”
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Unprotected percutaneous coronary intervention is safe and effective for treating unstable angina in the modern warrior: the second Gulf War experience at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany by Filardo, Steven, Mata, Reuben, Willingham, Cathy, Coyle, Louis, Older, Steven, Torrent, John, Modlin, Randolph

“…Evacuation of soldiers with acute coronary syndromes to U.S. hospitals has been the treatment strategy of choice. However, percutaneous coronary intervention…”
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