IC imaging can delineate the aetiology of ACS where the angiographic assessment is uncertain. Excluding an atherosclerotic cause can impact future treatment and advice for patients.
IC-imaging-based lesion and patient level risk stratification may guide intensification of treatment and minimise future events.
Stent failure should mandate an IC-imaging-guided approach to defining aetiology of failure and guide repeat intervention.

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