TAVI in challenging anatomies

Anchorperson: T. Rudolph

Spokesperson: C. R. Agatiello

Summary

Explore the complexities of TAVI in patients with intricate aortic stenosis: learn the critical role of detailed CT imaging and meticulous pre-procedural planning, and find out how to customize valve selection and implantation techniques to match unique patient anatomies, such as highly calcified tricuspid valves, low coronaries, valve-in-valve procedures, small anatomies, and challenging transfemoral access.

Learning Objectives

To know more about the challenges associated with TAVI in patients with complex aortic stenosis
To understand the importance of detailed CT-imaging and careful pre-procedural planning
To understand how to tailor the selected valve and implant technique to individual patient anatomy

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Session objectives
Highly calcified tricuspid valves
Low coronaries
Valve-in-Valve
Small anatomy
Managing difficult transfemoral access
Session evaluation and key learnings

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TAVI in challenging anatomies

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