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1) New Study Confirms TAVR Durability at 5 Years

The ADVANCE study was designed to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) with self-expanding prosthesis CoreValve in “real world” patients with symptomatic, severe aortic stenosis at high surgical risk.

Read the conclusions of this study

 

2) An Important Study Shows That Renal Function Must Be Cared for in TAVR

Renal impairment affects 25% of all patients who undergo TAVR. In this sense, evidence on the relation between TAVR and this condition is still limited, particularly as regards patients who require dialysis.

Read more on this study

 

3) End of Discussion on the Impact of Pacemaker After TAVR?

Pacemaker implantation after TAVR is quite common. However, its short- and long-term clinical impact is still controversial. This study is the largest meta-analysis so far on the relation between TAVR and pacemaker implantation, and it offers interesting conclusions regarding both short- and long-term outcomes.

Read the full abstract 

 

4) It Is a Fact: Cerebral Protection in TAVR Has Proved to Reduce Stroke and Death

This work upholds the idea that cerebral protection devices in patients who have undergone TAVR through a transfemoral access reduce significantly the risk for stroke and death.

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5) Conscious Sedation in TAVR: Is It Advisable?

Conscious sedation during TAVR offers the advantage of reducing the time spent in the cath lab and in the critical care unit, the global duration of hospital stay, and, obviously, costs. However, there still are questions on the safety of this strategy compared to general anesthesia.

This study sheds light on these issues. Read it 


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