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Beyond TAVI: Cardiac Rehabilitation as a Determinant of Clinical Outcomes

Dr. Juan Manuel Pérez - 28 April, 2026 0

Aortic stenosis is an increasingly prevalent condition associated with population aging, with a prevalence of approximately 3.4% in individuals over 75 years of age...

Comparative outcomes between transaxillary approach and thoracotomy-based approaches in TAVI with alternative access

Dr. Juan Manuel Pérez - 27 April, 2026 0

TAVI has become the standard treatment for high-risk aortic stenosis. When transfemoral access is not feasible (approximately 10–15%), alternative approaches are used: transaxillary (subclavian...

Calcified Nodules and Their Treatment with Rotational Atherectomy

Dr. Omar Tupayachi - 24 April, 2026 0

Calcified nodules (CN) represent one of the most complex phenotypes to treat in coronary intervention. They are mainly associated with the need for repeat...

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Beyond TAVI: Cardiac Rehabilitation as a Determinant of Clinical Outcomes

Comparative outcomes between transaxillary approach and thoracotomy-based approaches in TAVI with alternative access

Calcified Nodules and Their Treatment with Rotational Atherectomy

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