Associate Professor Iana Simova speaks to Cardio Debate and Radcliffe Cardiology about the non-invasive measurement of coronary flow reserve during the ESC Congress 2015 in London, UK.
Advantages and limitations of non-invasive measurement of coronary flow reserve
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