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Can We Discharge TAVR Patients the Same Day?

Can We Discharge TAVR Patients the Same Day?

For over a decade, TAVR has been showing great benefits, but conduction abnormalities such as RBBB and prior A-V block, continue to be one of the biggest challenges, since in different series the need for definite pacemaker implantation (PPM) varies between 17 to 30% in the large, randomized studies of self-expanding valves.   Even though we

¿Son las válvulas autoexpandibles una opción válida en las bicúspides?

TAVR in Bicuspid Patients: Are Outcomes the Same in Men and Women?

Bicuspid aortic valve stenosis (BAV) has not yet been analyzed in large, randomized studies, and TAVR in this scenario has been assessed only by small fairly studies. However, the information available is quite promising.   TAVR in women generally presents more complications than in men, but severe bicuspid aortic valve stenosis receiving TAVR has not been

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Balloon expandable vs Self-Expanding Valves: The Best Option for ViV-TAVR in Small Annuli

TAVR has consolidated as an increasingly valid alternative to treat failed surgical aortic valve bioprostheses.   One of the major challenges it presents is patients with small annuli treated with a surgical bioprosthesis.  There is little data available about this scenario. A few observational studies have shown what appears to be a hemodynamic advantage of

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Surgical Bioprosthesis Deterioration: Is the Valve-in-Valve Technique a Good Option?

The use of surgical bioprostheses has significantly increased, and while they last 15 years or more, in cases where they fail (usually due to stenosis), the decision-making process is challenging. Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is a good alternative for this situation, although information on the subject matter is still scarce. Currently, the only available

Stroke criptogénico y el fin de la controversia sobre el cierre del foramen oval

Combination of Percutaneous Suture Devices after TAVR to Reduce Vascular Complications

Current use of transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) has increased in intermediate-risk patients and has even been used in low-risk patients. Vascular access-related complications and bleeding are still frequent after transfemoral TAVR, being associated with poor short- and long-term outcomes. Using percutaneous closure devices has allowed operators to close the access site without surgery. The

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Non-Cardiac Surgery After TAVR Is Safe

There are increasingly more patients who have undergone transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and require a non-cardiac intervention, or patients with other diseases who need surgery and are diagnosed with aortic stenosis.  In addition, on many occasions, surgery must be performed as soon as possible (as in cases of cancer) or is an emergency procedure.

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