How to obtain a surgical-liked result in a patient with primary mitral regurgitation?

With the collaboration of the PCR Mitral Focus Group

Anchorperson: F. Maisano

Discussants: R. Estevez-Loureiro, J. Curio

Summary

This session delves into achieving surgical-like outcomes in patients with primary mitral regurgitation undergoing transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (TEER). It covers anatomical criteria for optimal patient selection, essential procedural steps including device choice and imaging guidance, and key factors contributing to durable success and patient improvement.

Learning Objectives

To learn about the anatomical criteria predicting excellent result after TEER
To get familiar with the mandatory steps of an efficient and effective procedure
To learn about the key elements for durable success and clinical patient improvement

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Patient selection: clinical and anatomical features for the best candidate for primary mitral regurgitation and TEER
Procedural steps: device selection, coaxiality, symmetry, imaging guidance
Target of therapy, how to assess the result - Mitral regurgitation - Reduction, leaflet insertion, residual lesions
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How to obtain a surgical-liked result in a patient with primary mitral regurgitation?

With the collaboration of the PCR Mitral Focus Group

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