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Abbott And Coroventis Partner To Address Often-Overlooked Microvascular Dysfunction

 
• By Reed Miller

Coroventis’ CoroFlow software allows Abbott’s PressureWire X to diagnose coronary microvascular dysfunction caused by invisible blockages in the heart’s smallest arteries.

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Abbott and Coroventis are partnering to improve the diagnosis of disease in the heart’s smallest arteries.

Angina is caused by inadequate blood flow (ischemia) in the myocardium, the heart’s muscle. The diagnosis and treatment of angina has traditionally focused on disease in the three major epicardial arteries that supply blood to the myocardium, but those three vessels provide less than 10% of the actual blood supply to the myocardium

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