ACCESS-EUROPE: 12 months results in percutaneous treatment of mitral insufficiency .

Presentation Summary: ACCESS-EUROPE multicenter registry included 567 patients with severe mitral regurgitation treated with Mitral Clip in 14 European centers. Procedural success was high, (99.6%), while the 30-day mortality rate, (3.4%) and the one year rate, (18.2%) was acceptable. Annual mortality was more pronounced in those patients with a EuroSCORE greater than 20%, (76.3% vs. 86.4%, P <0.05).

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W. Schillinger
2012-08-26

Original title: ACCESS-EUROPE: An Observational Study of the MitraClip® System in Europe

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