Gensini score

Gensini score is a system used to quantify the severity of coronary artery disease. The score is calculated based on the degree of stenosis and the importance of the location of the stenosis. The Gensini score has been used in numerous clinical studies and is considered a reliable method for assessing the severity of coronary artery disease.

Calculation

The Gensini score is calculated by assigning a severity score to each coronary stenosis according to the degree of luminal narrowing and its geographic importance. The score is then multiplied by a factor that reflects the importance of the lesion's position in the coronary arterial tree.

Clinical Use

The Gensini score is used in clinical practice to assess the severity of coronary artery disease. It is also used in research studies to quantify the extent of coronary artery disease and to evaluate the efficacy of various treatments.

Limitations

While the Gensini score is a useful tool for quantifying the severity of coronary artery disease, it has some limitations. It does not take into account the presence of collateral circulation, which can significantly affect the clinical outcome. Furthermore, it does not consider the functional significance of the stenosis, which can vary depending on the patient's individual circumstances.

See Also

• Coronary artery disease
• Stenosis
• Coronary circulation

References

Gensini score Resources
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