What are the key features of the clinical presentation that should be documented for a PCI procedure?
The key features of the clinical presentation that should be documented for a PCI procedure include an appropriate description of the symptoms experienced by the patient, noninvasive stress testing and functional assessments (if clinically indicated and performed), and the severity of angiographic stenosis for the treated lesion. This information allows for an evaluation of the patient's indication for the procedure and provides prognostic utility, allowing for an assessment of the risk/benefit ratio for the procedure.