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[SUBJECT here] Physiology-Guided Angiography Reduces Cardiovascular Events in STEMI

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Complete Revascularization Guided by Functional Coronary Angiography in STEMI

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In patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction and multivessel coronary disease, a strategy of complete revascularization guided by functional coronary angiography — rather than conventional angiography alone — significantly reduced the risk of major cardiovascular events. This physiology-guided approach uses functional assessment to identify which non-culprit lesions are truly hemodynamically significant, thereby directing intervention toward vessels most likely to benefit and avoiding unnecessary stenting of lesions that are not flow-limiting. For a medical student preparing for acute care settings, this evidence directly informs STEMI management decisions by demonstrating that incorporating functional lesion assessment into the revascularization strategy improves patient outcomes, reinforcing the growing paradigm that physiological significance — not just anatomical appearance — should drive intervention in the acute coronary syndrome pathway.

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