TAVR, pushing the previous limits

With the collaboration of the Italian Society of Interventional Cardiology (SICI-GISE), Spanish Association of Interventional Cardiology and Colombian College of Hemodynamics and Cardiovascular Intervention

Anchorpersons: I. Cruz-Gonzalez, G. Esposito, B.E. Vesga Angarita

Discussants: C. Cuellar, L. Nombela-Franco, F. Saia

Summary

This session is key for those seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in performing transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) in challenging anatomies. Gain valuable insights on effectively managing complications that may arise during TAVR procedures. Additionally, learn key strategies for selecting the most suitable TAVI device for each individual patient, ensuring optimal outcomes.

Learning Objectives

To learn how to perform TAVR in challenging anatomies
To learn how to manage complications
To learn how to choose the correct TAVI device for the correct patient

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Session objectives
Case 1 - TAVI in small aortic annulus
How would I treat?
Case 1 treatment
Key learnings
Case 2 - TAVI in hostile femoral access
How would I treat?
Case 2 treatment
Key learnings
Case 3 - Self-expanding valve in heavily calcified annulus
How would I treat?
Case 3 treatment
Key learnings
Session evaluation and key learnings
Closing remarks

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TAVR, pushing the previous limits

With the collaboration of the Italian Society of Interventional Cardiology (SICI-GISE), Spanish Association of Interventional Cardiology and Colombian College of Hemodynamics and Cardiovascular Intervention

Learning Objectives

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