TAVI: unusual complications

Facilitators: M. Gilard, A. Maznyczka

Speakers: C. Moretti, I. Kósa, H. T. Tu, M. López-Benito, M. Vanegas

Summary

This session examines rare and unusual complications arising from TAVI procedures. Topics include early recognition and management of frozen leaflets, ventricular septal perforation post-valve-in-valve TAVI, acute leaflet dysfunction, aorto-ventricular fistula formation, and percutaneous closure techniques for fistulas involving the right coronary sinus and right ventricle, emphasizing prompt diagnosis and innovative interventional solutions.

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Frozen leaflet during TAVI: early recognition and safe management
Ventricular septal perforation as a rare complication of valve-in-valve TAVI
When rare becomes real: acute leaflet dysfunction after TAVI
TAVI implantation complicated with aorto-ventricular fistula
Percutaneous closure of a fistula from the right coronary sinus to the right ventricle after TAVI

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