Optimising TEER in challenging anatomies

With the collaboration of the Belgian Working Group of Interventional Cardiology and Saudi Arabian Cardiac Intervention Society (SACIS)

Anchorpersons: W. Alkashkari, C. Dubois

Discussants: M. Vanhaverbeke, A. Algethami

Summary

Optimize transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (TEER) strategies in challenging anatomies with focus on tricuspid valve interventions, recognition of multivalvular disease, and planning combined mitral and tricuspid TEER procedures. Case studies highlight feasibility challenges and dual valve repair approaches.

Learning Objectives

To optimise your strategies for tricuspid TEER
To recognise patients with multivalvular heart disease
To plan mitral and tricuspid TEER procedures in one setting

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Welcome and session objectives
Case 1 - Tricuspid TEER: when the coaptation gap is at the edge of feasibility
How would I treat case 1?
Case 1 treatment
Key learnings Case 1
Case 2 - Two in one: mitral and tricuspid edge-to-edge repair
How would I treat case 2?
Case 2 treatment

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Optimising TEER in challenging anatomies

With the collaboration of the Belgian Working Group of Interventional Cardiology and Saudi Arabian Cardiac Intervention Society (SACIS)

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