TAVI in patients with longer life expectancy: challenges and opportunities

Chairpersons: M. Gilard, L. Sondergaard

Panellists: D. Hildick-Smith, D. Mylotte, D. Tchetche, H. Treede

Summary

Consult this session to understand the treatment options for TAVI failures and to explore the challenges and opportunities of TAVI in patients with longer life expectancy, which remains a risky procedure, and also to understand the importance of a routine follow-up of the bioprosthetic valves to ensure the patient's long-term safety.

Learning Objectives

To understand that long life-expectancy does not necessarily mean low risk
To understand TAVI valve durability and the importance of routine follow-up of bioprosthetic valves
To understand treatment options for TAVI failure

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The patient with aortic stenosis and longer life expectancy
Long-term impact of conduction abnormalities and paravalvular leaks
Impact of bioprosthetic aortic valve durability
Can we manage durability issues in longer-life expectancy patients
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TAVI in patients with longer life expectancy: challenges and opportunities

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