Treating the right valves: not always a straightforward task

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2024 Clinical Case submissions

Facilitators: L. Nombela-Franco, J. Dreyfus

Speakers: T. Bretones Del Pino, W. Camilleri, M. Chen, P. Julio, I. Kachrimanidis, V. Ninios, A. Prieto-lobato, F. Sawaya

Summary

This session focuses on the challenges and complexities involved in the percutaneous treatment of right-sided heart valves, including the tricuspid and pulmonary valves. Attendees will learn from case presentations and discussions on various scenarios, such as recurrent right heart obstructive shock, paravalvular leak closure, and unusual complications during percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation. The session provides insights into navigating these complex situations and optimizing patient outcomes.

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An unusual cause of dyspnoea following heterotopic tricuspid valve replacement
Percutaneous treatment of recurrent right heart obstructive shock
Dilemma in TricValve procedure with a small superior Vena Cava
Right heart catheterisation: be prepared for the infrequent
”Valve in Conduit” pulmonary and the unexpected awakening
Unusal complication during percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation
Brucella endocarditis of a native tricuspid valve

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Treating the right valves: not always a straightforward task

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2024 Clinical Case submissions

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