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60 [0.99-2.16], p=0.056). The patients with FFR0.80 and IMR≥25 had similar rate of primary outcome event compared with those with FFR≤0.80 (p=0.49). Microvascular dysfunction following PCI is not rare and is associated with adverse events even in the setting of a non-flow limiting FFR; these results suggest that when performing coronary physiologic assessment following PCI, interrogating not only the epicardial vessel, but also the microvasculature is useful for the risk stratification in patients undergoing PCI. Microvascular dysfun
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