Transcatheter mitral valve intervention is progressing more slowly than expected: why is it happening? And what can we do? Root causes, challenges and opportunities

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Anchorperson: S. Windecker

Moderator: R. Makkar

Summary

Consult this session to learn about the latest news in the field of mitral valve intervention and get insights into its current slow progress, which may be caused by clinical, anatomical or technological factors.

Learning Objectives

To understand what's happening in the field of mitral valve intervention
To join a lively state-of-the-art discussion focusing on the remaining big questions
To appreciate the complexity of mitral valve disease that may slow the progress of transcatheter intervention

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Session objectives
Is it the patients? clinical and anatomical factors
Is it the technology? matching device features with anatomical variability
Is it the doctors? the need for an improved inter-disciplinary approach

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Transcatheter mitral valve intervention is progressing more slowly than expected: why is it happening? And what can we do? Root causes, challenges and opportunities

Partners in Learning - a PCR/TCT Collaboration

Learning Objectives

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