19 Nov 2023
Second time TAVI (TAV-in-TAV) - Not as simple as it looks
With the collaboration of Partners in Learning - a PCR/CRF Collaboration
Anchorperson:
M. Leon
Spokesperson:
B. Prendergast
Summary
Although it is still rare, TAV-in-TAV is likely to become more frequent, as TAVI is increasingly implanted in younger patients. Harmonizing data in this area will therefore help to improve outcomes, the quality of which depends on site experience, bearing in mind that for the time being, BEV-in-BEV appears to perform better than non-BEV as index TAV. Watch this session to find out more!
Learning Objectives
- To know what's happening in the field of aortic valve intervention
- To join a lively discussion focusing on the remaining big questions
- To improve your understanding of how to anticipate, plan and perform a TAV-in-TAV procedure
