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Cardiac Coronary Flow Velocity Reserve (CFVR) Personal Agent Skill

Cardiac Coronary Flow Velocity Reserve (CFVR) Personal Agent Skill

Cardiac Coronary Flow Velocity Reserve (CFVR) Personal Agent Skill

License: Apache-2.0 Python: 3.8+ Zero Dependencies Model Context Protocol Production Ready

Deterministic, zero-mock personal agent micro-skill for calculating Coronary Flow Velocity Reserve ($\text{CFVR} = V_{\text{hyper}} / V_{\text{rest}}$) and Rate-Pressure Product (RPP) to diagnose coronary microvascular dysfunction (CMD / INOCA).

Architecture

flowchart TD
    A[LAD Transthoracic Doppler Baseline] --> B[Measure Resting Peak Diastolic Velocity V_rest]
    B --> C[Adenosine Infusion & Measure Hyperemic Velocity V_hyper]
    C --> D[Compute CFVR Ratio = V_hyper / V_rest]
    D --> E[Compute Rate-Pressure Product RPP]
    E --> F[Classify Normal >= 2.5 vs CMD < 2.0]

Related MCP server: Transcranial Doppler Gosling Pulsatility Index (PI) Skill

Quickstart

from client import CoronaryFlowVelocityReserveClient

client = CoronaryFlowVelocityReserveClient()
result = client.evaluate_cfvr(
    resting_diastolic_velocity_cm_s=22.0,
    hyperemic_diastolic_velocity_cm_s=68.0,
    resting_heart_rate_bpm=68.0,
    resting_systolic_bp_mmhg=118.0
)
print(result)

License

Apache-2.0

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