Case-based learning for the Heart Valve Team: TAVI in failing surgical bioprostheses - Not always as easy as it looks

Chairpersons: V. Bapat, R. Kornowski

Panellists: S. Bleiziffer, T. Bourguignon, P. Chiam, T. Lefevre

Summary

Consult this session to discover how an awareness of bioprosthetic valve characteristics is essential for valve-in-valve device selection and implantation, how careful preparation and peri-procedural imaging are essential to predict and prevent life-threatening complications, and learn key procedural tips and tricks for a safe and successful valve-in-valve TAVI procedure.

Learning Objectives

To understand how an awareness of bioprosthetic valve characteristics is essential for valve-in-valve device selection and implantation
To appreciate how careful preparation and peri-procedural imaging are essential to predict and prevent life-threatening complications
To learn key procedural tips and tricks for a safe and successful valve-in-valve TAVI procedure

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Session objectives
Case 1: a patient with an external pericardial valve
Case 2: a patient with a stentless valve
Case 3: a patient with a sutureless rapid deployment valve
Case 4: a patient with a small surgical bioprosthetic valve

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Case-based learning for the Heart Valve Team: TAVI in failing surgical bioprostheses - Not always as easy as it looks

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