Evidence gap and new indications

Anchorperson: A. Baumbach

Discussants: N. Dumonteil, A. Al Saleh, A. Alshatti, A. AlShehri, A. Esmaiel, S. Abualnaja

Summary

Follow discussions about a 74-year-old patient with NYHA III.IV dyspnea, DM, HTN, paroxismal AF and LVEF 20% to find out more about symptomatic moderate aortic stenosis, and about an 84-year-old patient with dyspnea NYHA III, HTN, no significant CAD, and follow-up for moderate aortic regurgitation, and learn more about pure aortic regurgitation.

Learning Objectives

To discuss indications for TAVI for which there is not clear evidence
To evaluate treatment indications for patients with asymptomatic aortic stenosis
To learn about new options for patients with pure aortic regurgitation

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Session objectives
A case of moderate symptomatic aortic stenosis
Evidence gaps in the treatment of aortic stenosis
A case of pure aortic regurgitation
New treatment options for patients with aortic regurgitation
Session evaluation and key learnings

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Evidence gap and new indications

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