Aortic stenosis doesn't play alone: TAVI in multivalvular and coronary artery disease patients

Discussants: L. Areiza, G. Attizzani, L. Perez, D. Siqueira

Spokesperson: P. Caramori

Summary

Explore the complexities of managing aortic stenosis in patients with multivalvular and coronary artery disease during TAVI procedures. This session reviews clinical implications, current strategies for concomitant lesion management, and procedural planning considerations to optimize outcomes in this challenging patient population through case-based discussions.

Learning Objectives

To identify the clinical implications of multivalvular and coronary disease in TAVI candidates
To review current strategies for managing concomitant coronary and valvular lesions during TAVI
To discuss procedural planning and outcomes in complex TAVI cases with coexisting pathology

Presentations available when logged in:

Case 1: aortic stenosis and coronary artery disease
How to manage coronary artery disease in TAVI candidates?
Case 2: aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation
TAVI in multivalvular patient
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Aortic stenosis doesn't play alone: TAVI in multivalvular and coronary artery disease patients

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