From angiogram to signed report, in 24 hours.
No new procedure. No new test. We work entirely from the angiogram you already have.
Send us the angiogram
WhatsApp the files to +91-777-887-2233. What we accept:
- DICOM files (.dcm) from the cath-lab system — preferred
- A pen drive or CD’s contents, zipped — works
- Video recordings of the angiogram — works for most cases
- Photos of a screen — last resort, often not analysable
Add three things: patient’s age and sex; the clinical question (e.g. “Is this LAD lesion significant?”); who the report is for.
Software-assisted FFR analysis
We use established computational FFR techniques on the angiogram. The software measures the geometry of each artery and the contrast flow, and computes a fractional flow reserve value for each lesion of interest.
This is not new science. It is the same family of techniques used in published FFR-CT and angio-FFR research. We are bringing it to Indian patients as a routine reporting service.
A certified and qualified doctor reviews and signs
Software output is a starting point. A Qualified and certified and qualified Each case is reviewed by a certified and qualified doctor frame by frame, weighs the analysis against the clinical context, and writes the report. The PDF carries the the doctor's signature.
If the case is genuinely uncertain, the report says so. We do not manufacture confidence.
Delivery
PDF report sent on WhatsApp and by email. For hospital partners, the report also drops back into PACS as an Encapsulated PDF DICOM, so it sits with the original study.
Turnaround: 24 hours from when we have a complete, analysable study. If the angiogram is poor quality, we tell you within the first hour — no charge.
What the PDF contains
- One-page summary
- Per-vessel computed FFR
- Reference frames marked
- certified and qualified doctor’s interpretation
- Limitations — every report acknowledges what computed FFR can and cannot say
- Suggested next step (further imaging, pressure wire, observation — never a treatment recommendation)
- the doctor's signature
Why “computed FFR” matters
The traditional way to measure FFR is to put a pressure-sensing wire down the artery during the angiogram. It is accurate but invasive and adds cost.
Computed FFR estimates the same number from the angiogram images and the patient’s geometry. The result is not as precise as the wire — and we will always tell you when the wire is the right answer — but for most borderline lesions it is enough to inform the decision.
What computed FFR can’t tell you
- Whether you’ll have a heart attack
- Whether you’ll respond to medication
- Whether a stent will improve your symptoms
- Whether the angiogram itself was technically adequate
A good FFR report is honest about all of this. Ours always is.